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    ive been thinking about this myself Trash Man ive been so close to swapping mobos so many times but everytime ive bottled out
    no need to swap everything is running smooth and for a few 100 more mhz i dont think its worthit imo
    it was the same when i had a nvidia gfx cards everyone was raging about the radeons so i was gonna swap sides and i DID
    got myself a rad 9700 and havent looked back tho admittedly
    that is alot easier to swap than the mobo
    stick with the Asus dude with the uber bios you know it makes sense
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    NF7-S rev 2 does the wonder for me. Wonder what fun we will all have when we get 64 bit :/

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    Originally posted by TeePee
    I have both boards. If I were to buy another, I'd pay an extra £10-15 to have the NF-7 rather than the A7N8X.
    The Asus is more than the Abit though?

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    I'm putting a value on how much more I like the NF-7.

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    if it ain't broke, don't fix it

    I've got the A7N8X dlx too, I'm very happy with it, it does everything I need it to, and is very stable (it's been running near enough 24/7 for months now )

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    That's another thing, I would have to stick an extra network card in the Abit.

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