Originally posted by: AWhackWhiteBoy
why do people buy that thing! the ATX connector blocks the rear case fans. its a horrible,horrible mobo design.
blocking airflow makes baby jesus cry....
Originally posted by: stat1c
Forgive me cause im not that bright, but why get the mobile version?
Haha, owned.Originally posted by: John
Originally posted by: AWhackWhiteBoy
why do people buy that thing! the ATX connector blocks the rear case fans. its a horrible,horrible mobo design.
blocking airflow makes baby jesus cry....
The NF7-S is arguably the most feature-rich and stable nForce2 board available. If you carefully route the ATX cable it will not block your fans.
* High Resolution Picture * Check out the inside of my case for confirmation
Originally posted by: John
The NF7-S is arguably the most feature-rich and stable nForce2 board available. If you carefully route the ATX cable it will not block your fans.
* High Resolution Picture * Check out the inside of my case for confirmation
Originally posted by: John
Originally posted by: stat1c
Forgive me cause im not that bright, but why get the mobile version?
It overclocks higher w/ less voltage. Mine is running 2518MHz @ 1.76v![]()
Originally posted by: Snatchface
Originally posted by: John
Originally posted by: stat1c
Forgive me cause im not that bright, but why get the mobile version?
It overclocks higher w/ less voltage. Mine is running 2518MHz @ 1.76v![]()
And let's not forget - its multiplier unlocked.
Originally posted by: Snatchface
Hey, I'm confused about the Abit mobo. On newegg they have the NF7-S listed as the older NF2 revision and the AN7 as the new NF2 ULTRA 400 chipset. Aren't you guys talking about the AN7?
PS - Not that I'm thinking about buying it....cause I'm not.
It is newer, but had some early issues, especially with its only new feature, uGuru. Plus why not stick with the tried and true performer?Originally posted by: Snatchface
Oops...thanks John. Ignore my new thread on the subject. I wonder how come they are charging more for the AN7 then? And it seems to have better (read:newer) features such as additional 1394 ports.