Epox 8KHA+(KT266a) first On Line Review !!! ,...awesome board

[TimisoaraKill]

You can read the review ***<Click HERE>***

 

[Insane3D]

Nice find...I can't wait to get mine early next week...

 

[eGAK]

Here is another preview

 

[TuffGuy]

<< You can read the review ***<Click HERE>*** >>


that review is probably one of THE worst i've ever seen. he showed us NOTHING except a memory benchmark. wtf? how about showing us how all that extra bandwidth affects real world applications? (seti@home, rc5)

 

[bria55]

hi well im sorry u r dissapointed.

im merely getting the point across ,ive no intenetion of publishing endless pages of benchmarks ,you can get an idea from what i published
and as i said inthe article use your imagination.
sites like anandtech here will provide the solid information when they review the board ,ive found in the past writing articles that go beyond 5 or 6 pages very rarely get read to the end take the recent TYAN MP review we published the first 6 pages had a 70 % higher view rate than the last 5 pages.

i think perhaps over the next week more articles will surface and you can collate the information and then decide ,but as i say im sorry u r dissappointed.

brian...

 

[SgtZulu]

OK I just upgraded to this 8KHA+ from a 8K7A and surfing on the internet here,the speed is no faster.Wow what a waste of money

 

[Tom]

I enjoyed reading the review and thanks for the effort. If possible I'd like to see more but there's some valuable info there.

 

[TimisoaraKill]

I enjoyed also the review , and i thank you for this . I will buy this motherboard that's for sure .

 

[ronein]

It was a great review. So great im, confused on what board to actually buy now:|(This EPOX, MSI, ASUS or wait for the damned Nforce!)

 

[Diable]

I'm with TuffGuy that review was kinda crappy. Bria55, in the future why don't compare boards at high resolutions so people can see if its really worth upgrading.

 

[Wyck]

Two quick questions - Will the 8KHA+ run just fine with Registered ECC DDR (from crucial)? That's what I've got left over from a failed attempt to get a Tiger MP board running. I'd rather just use it than buy more memory...

Also, is it possible to enable/disable the ECC functions? There appeared to be an option to do just that in the Tiger MP BIOS. That'd be sweet - The advantages of registers without the slowness of ECC.