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  1. 01-12-2003, 01:20 AM #1
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    nForce2 mobo for £60?

    Hi!


    Can anyone recommend an nForce2 mobo for around £60?

    Atm, i'm torn between the Abit NF7 (non S) and the Soltek SL-75FRN2-L (Golden Flame).

    Any thoughts?

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  2. 01-12-2003, 01:22 AM #2
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    Pay the extra and buy the NF7-S They can be had for around £75 ish. The extra features are well worth it



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  3. 01-12-2003, 01:33 AM #3
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    Wow, answer within 2mins

    The main problem I have with the NF7-S (read : parting with the extra cash) is that this is for a system that will not be overclocked. Then again, it wont be upgraded anytime soon so....
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    Just pay the extra money

    Seriously, it's worth it. Serial ATA controller for an extra £15... bargain and future proofing
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    Grrrrrr.......thx for helping me part with my cash lol

    1 Abit Nf7-S on its way to me

    Thx for the help XTR and Shorty!
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    It's so stable, you will love it

    The motherboard is the heart of your rig, never scrimp on it ..

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    Originally posted by Shorty
    Just pay the extra money

    Seriously, it's worth it. Serial ATA controller for an extra £15... bargain and future proofing
    And firewire, and Soundstorm, and a SATA -> PATA converter, and SATA RAID, Well worth the extra £15
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    Pleased we can be of some help. Keep us informed with what you buy and how your system performs



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  9. 01-12-2003, 03:09 AM #9
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    Will do Mind, I'm upgrading from a PII 350mhz
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    Originally posted by Lujan
    Will do Mind I'm upgrading from a PII 350Mhz
    "upgrading"

    Id call it a bit more than that !
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    Just bought an MSI K7N2 Delta-L SKT A 8xAGP DDR400 Nforce2 6ch Sound LAN USB 2.0 Motherboard for under £50.
    Good and stable overclocker.
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