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When was this released? Does anyone know if its better than the NF7-S?
I've always liked abit motherboards, i still have a soft spot for my old abit kt7 it kicked ass on overlcoking my old athlon 1800+, I have an Abit IS7 - M motherboard now and it gets my P4 2.8 to 3.6ghz at stock voltages and stable as anything, i reckon i could get more from it if i put a few more volts through it.
Colin
Colin
Turbonutter wrote:
> Scratch? Surely that's being caused by the users?
http://forum.abit-usa.com/showthread.php? (space) s=42f40ed93fda14f3dca36278d7317d17&threadid (space) =30287&highlight=AN7
> Scratch? Surely that's being caused by the users?
http://forum.abit-usa.com/showthread.php? (space) s=42f40ed93fda14f3dca36278d7317d17&threadid (space) =30287&highlight=AN7
Scratch? Surely that's being caused by the users?
Hmmm, ive been reading about a scratch on the boards.
I think i'll wait until there are more reviews available.
I think i'll wait until there are more reviews available.
http://www.tekforums.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=37262
It's an NF7-S with more voltages.
An overclocker's motherboard.
It's an NF7-S with more voltages.
An overclocker's motherboard.
It was released very recently. No-one seems to know why, as it looks practically identical to the NF7-S. It's possible they've sorted out the dual-channel implementation and there's thing thing called µGuru which I don't think the NF7-S has support for.
Search me, basically.
Search me, basically.
When was this released? Does anyone know if its better than the NF7-S?