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Your Text: Insert Slimies » Insert UBB Code » Close Last Tag \| All Tags UBB Help	Thanks for the links Max, very informitive, however you forgot to add the next line after your first quote... [quote] However, the Asus A7V266 only achieves its solid performance because it has a higher factory-set clock rate than its rivals. [/quote] Anyone can up the clock rate and get better performance. And you forgot to mention that the ASUS board is TWICE the price! And that it bairly beat out the AK31 in some of the benchmark ratings. Given the price difference I don't even know how you can compair the two. Forget that though, you seem to think I'm bashing Asus or something. Not the case, Asus is definatly without a doubt a leader in mobos and shuttle is not. But you can't discredit all of their boards based on a bad experience you had with another oem. I've personally never had problems with shuttle boards. By the way, do you know why your chaintech board died on you? Are you sure it was the cheaper electrolitic caps? Do you know the root cause? I repair comuters all day and have often found the cause of problems with the motherboard to be linked with one of two things... the power supply, or a connection to the outside world (com, lpt, RJ11, etc). Just a thought. -D Loading...
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