i'm just asking for a flame war...

[ToBeMe]

I'd have to say overall, Asus are my favorite folowed by MSI......and.....yes.....Abit! I Know, I know......but I STILL have never had a bad Abit board and they ARE some of the best Overclocking boards available!

 

[coolVariable]

To get it a little more "flamy":
The best mobo is the DFI K6BV3+ /66 !!!
Why?
2 MB Pipeline Burst Cache!
ATA-66 Support
Supports even the "new" Amd K6-X+ CPU's
Stable as hell

The only drawback:
The Bios doesn't support 133MHz FSB (the chipset does).

And BTW Socket 7 was the best anyway!!!!

 

[BigNeko]

cV,
I hope that DFI has improved customer service since I last dealt with them. The people at DFI America seemed to want to help. I don`t think DFI Taiwan was helping them too well. What an education reading DFI America`s message boards. Hope your MB stays happy.

 

[Abel007]

Only one mention of the Abit boards? C'mon! KT7A-R all the way! Also the KT7-R and BH6

 

[Mem]

I like my MSI K7T Pro,rock stable ,good price,great bios support & easy to use.

 

[Generalen]

For P3 I like my ASUS P3V4X rev 1 w/ ISC clck generator good overclocking stability and good speed (there might be better out now )

 

[AmazonRasta]

Abit is suck. I would not ever buy an Abit board, although I've considered it.

Asus all the way. I've owned an Asus A7V and an A7V-133. Only complaint so far is that my A7V-133 won't post with a 150MHz FSB.

 

[randypj]

Asus as my first choice. Abit my 2nd.

Well....heck, just bout any mobo as long as it has an Intel chipset. We don't do VIA no mo'. (23) 4-in-1 revisions and they still can't get it right?
--Randy

 

[JJ8]

For stability....PChips, of course!

 

[Pabster]

JJ8 wrote:

"For stability....PChips, of course!"

ROFLMAO. Thanks for the best laugh I've had for a good while

 

[WHipLAsh13]

I love my Abit SA6R. Stable as hell and overclockable in 1mhz increments. The Raid controller is hot too.

 

[dowxp]

sorry guys, have to but in.


Asus CUSL2-C hands dowN!

 

[spanner]

For all you fans of the MSI boards, I hate to tell you that they have a reputation for being rock solid right up until they die prematurely, I know of about 5 MSI boards between me and my friends that have done this. Hopefully this is not true for their newer boards. I have an Epc 87KA and a 1.2 ghz athlon on its way

 

[Feanor]

my favorite motherboard? That would be my old Intel 430VX-based board. If you mean for a modern chip, I really like my Asus P3V4X. Very few complaints. (mostly related to the fact that it's slot1 instead of socket370).

 

[Wingznut]

Asus P4T, with the CUSL-2 being a very close runner-up.