UPDATE:
This review just wouldn't be complete without mentioning the 8KHA+'s overclocking potential. I have seen a lot of success stories on the net of people reaching speeds of like 180mhz, and I'm sure that is the case, unfortunately the two boards I have had just didn't give those results. The first was bad, like I had said, and the second board just will not do above 160mhz- this is with proven components that would run extremely well at 175mhz on my 8K7a. At 160mhz the board was so unstable that it was useless to even try and run at those speeds, it would reboot randomly and that by itself was extremely frustrating to me. So I wasn't able to run any benches at a higher speed simply because the board would not complete them, it would reboot anytime I tried to run a test, maybe next time Epox will have such a great overclocker as the 8K7a, at the same time maybe I was just unfortunate to get a couple bad boards.