GA-K8NXP-SLI

[FastEddie]

This is warm, but compared to what everyone else is charging for this board---> Computer 3G

 

[Idleuser]

not bad I have a feeling most SLI will be retailing around 200.

 

[FastEddie]

I'm still waiting on the Ultra versions from MSI & Asus.

 

[thenotebook]

OP, please explain why a $200+ motherboard is a hot deal.

 

[wedi42]

Originally posted by: thenotebook
OP, please explain why a $200+ motherboard is a hot deal.

"Cheaper than anywhere else"
froogle link $250-300

stop trying to be the forum police. you suck at it

 

[FastEddie]

Originally posted by: thenotebook
OP, please explain why a $200+ motherboard is a hot deal.

BM Explain? I got no explaining to do!
As stated-most of the resellers have these closer to the $300 price range.
I guess "warm" would qualify any price that beats Newegg's obscene price for this board "in-stock!"

 

[Solema]

Originally posted by: FastEddie
I'm still waiting on the Ultra versions from MSI & Asus.

You are aware that the Ultra versions will NOT have the SLI capability? Just making sure you knew that they aren't like they were with NF2, where they were suped-up versions of the regular chipset.

 

[deepinya]

Originally posted by: thenotebook
OP, please explain why a $200+ motherboard is a hot deal.

User Rating: 1.07
No of votes: 52

That about sums you up so shut it.

 

[FastEddie]

Originally posted by: Solema

Originally posted by: FastEddie
I'm still waiting on the Ultra versions from MSI & Asus.

You are aware that the Ultra versions will NOT have the SLI capability? Just making sure you knew that they aren't like they were with NF2, where they were suped-up versions of the regular chipset.

There is an Ultra that can do a form of Sli--->
K8N Neo4 Platinum
This is an Ultra Chipset that provides the S-ATA II that I'm after and can do a form of Sli with two PCI-E 16x cards. Note the 2x PCI-E connector just next to the 16x PCI-E connector.

 

[SenorBiggles]

Originally posted by: deepinya

Originally posted by: thenotebook
OP, please explain why a $200+ motherboard is a hot deal.

User Rating: 1.07
No of votes: 52

That about sums you up so shut it.

He probably thinks being an unpopular troll is the funniest thing in the world. I'll bet he was cracking up for 30 minutes after writing that and thinking about all the upset people reading his post.

 

[bigpow]

same here.
waiting for A8N Ultra (Rev. 2.0)

 

[Solema]

An A8N Ultra will not have SLI.

 

[FastEddie]

Originally posted by: Solema
An A8N Ultra will not have SLI.

I've got the A8N Sli Deluxe here now, though a very nice board, I'd rather have the K8N Neo4 Platinum for my own rig. It's been getting some pretty decent reviews in pre-release. I just wish MSI would get off the dime and release the board.

 

[Shaorinor]

Originally posted by: thenotebook
OP, please explain why a $200+ motherboard is a hot deal.

 

[FastEddie]

Originally posted by: Shaorinor

Originally posted by: thenotebook
OP, please explain why a $200+ motherboard is a hot deal.

For the mathematically impaired, $207 is the cheapest price this highly sought after board can be had for, cheaper by at the very least $50. Cheaper by $100 at some of the resellers. The price of $207 gets it a "warm" deal listing.

 

[BigJ]

Originally posted by: FastEddie

Originally posted by: Shaorinor

Originally posted by: thenotebook
OP, please explain why a $200+ motherboard is a hot deal.

For the mathematically impaired, $207 is the cheapest price this highly sought after board can be had for, cheaper by at the very least $50. Cheaper by $100 at some of the resellers. The price of $207 gets it a "warm" deal listing.

Please don't take offense to the trolls in this thread. They really are lacking in common sense and anything above a basic thought process.

 

[Shaorinor]

Hmm...it cut out my reply...was actually saying that he was asking a dumb question.

 

[manno]

Originally posted by: johngute

Originally posted by: thenotebook
OP, please explain why a $200+ motherboard is a hot deal.

"Cheaper than anywhere else"
froogle link $250-300

stop trying to be the forum police. you suck at it

ROLF

FastEddie for me this is a hot deal, so thanks for the post!

-manno

 

[FastEddie]

 

[hytek369]

how does this mobo compare to asus and msi?

 

[FastEddie]

Originally posted by: hytek369
how does this mobo compare to asus and msi?

T-Break did a recent review of the board here--->

K8NXP-SLI

 

[dmdmd]

Unfortunately, that place doesn't have the boards in stock (doesn't say that when ordering). I placed the order last night, got an email about a credit card problem today, and when I called, once I finally found someone competent, they said it was not in stock, and didn't really know when it would be. They seemed somewhat shady to me, so I cancelled the order. Their website barely works, and I could not find an address for them on it. Will wait for somewhere respectable.

 

[FastEddie]

Originally posted by: dmdmd
Unfortunately, that place doesn't have the boards in stock (doesn't say that when ordering). I placed the order last night, got an email about a credit card problem today, and when I called, once I finally found someone competent, they said it was not in stock, and didn't really know when it would be. They seemed somewhat shady to me, so I cancelled the order. Their website barely works, and I could not find an address for them on it. Will wait for somewhere respectable.

I bought my Asus A8N Sli Deluxe from them. I called them the day I ordered my board and was told they would have stock in three days. That was true, my board shipped three days later via DHL. No problems with them what so ever.

 

[dmdmd]

good to know...just a little nervous about a place that didn't say they were out of stock, that I had never heard of, and whose web site wasn't working very well.

 

[integramodder]

Their price is now in the 300 dollar range....

Newegg is at 249, instock