SOYO is apparently alive and well...in China

[tcsenter]

Looks like current generation products (X58, P55, AM3, et. al.):

http://www.soyo.com.cn/demo1/index.php

 

[heymrdj]

Looks like current generation products (X58, P55, AM3, et. al.):

http://www.soyo.com.cn/demo1/index.php

That sucks, I hated when they stopped US sales. I loved my 865PE Dragon Plus for my P4 build, and my P48ME for my celeron build.

 

[Bullmecha]

Have an old SOYO here with a Celeron 500 on it.. still runs good

 

[nyker96]

I used to use a Soyo board must be in the old Cely days as well. Then heard they got 'eaten' by the bigger board companies, though their spirit lives in my Gigabyte board, lol. good to know they found a new home in china, maybe when the economy here gets better they'd move back.

 

[DAPUNISHER]

I would have to excavate my old posts to see why I returned my K8USA ultra black label to newegg bitd. It was the first near $200 board I tried, I think it lacked the overclockability I required for such a pricey board? Anyways, I think it was rock solid@defaults.

Regardless, I am glad to hear they are still in biz.

 

[Rubycon]

Had a slot 1 board in the day that died in only a year due to leaking caps! Bad board! No more soybeans hardware for me!

 

[MyLeftNut]

But then, weren't a lot of boards around that time dying from leaking caps?

 

[Rubycon]

But then, weren't a lot of boards around that time dying from leaking caps?

Yes they did come through in droves fortunately I did not have too many that went that quickly.