Originally posted by: BlueWeasel
Good point Spanky. The pictures of the link @ Newegg show the accessories, but I am sure it's just the same pics that Newegg would use with the unrefurbished 8RDA+ boards.
Originally posted by: akahai
I think most of the time Asus and Epox refurbs are from the manufacture, thus no cable and stuff, where as the other ones are actual reuturns, which might come with cables and stuff....just my $0.02...:clock:
Originally posted by: ShowdOWN
im sure they are fully tested, but i have an issue with buying refurb motherboards for some reason.
guess i have this fear that it is the sole most important part in the computer and i would absolutely
want something straight out of the box.
Originally posted by: colonel
how you guys know how many boards in the deal? I been waiting to get a DVDs from Rebuf but they are gone... all the time. What time these people set up the stuff?
Originally posted by: scrubman
yeah they need to drop it quite a bit lower in price to make this "gamble" worth the risk... for only about $15 more you can get the full retail... i am currently using an Epox board 8KHA+ i got from Newegg about a year ago or so and it was $50 and it came with all the accesories... i got a good one and would try it again if it was enough of a discount...
Originally posted by: PagannagaP
Personally there's no way in hell I'd put a refurbished board in my machine. Your mobo is the building block of your system that everything's connected to and you want to use something that's pretty much sold as is? For the pitiful savings that it brings, I wouldn't even think about risking it. Besides, half the stuff that comes with it is probably missing.