**ABIT MOTHERBOARDS RETURN WITH THEIR FINEST!!**

[MissChief]

I have two wireless PCI-E cards by Abit and they've been flawless.

 

[-Mike-]

I never heard of abit.
Everyone seems to say they are amazing, What makes them so different?

At the time, abit softmenu made them so different(back in the days of the Celeron etc). So many options in one place in the bios..... it was like an old school sweets shop!

 

[-Mike-]

Gibbo if you find any older abit boards - want

 

[Gibbo]

At the time, abit softmenu made them so different(back in the days of the Celeron etc). So many options in one place in the bios..... it was like an old school sweets shop!

Aye, they don't make them like they used too.

 

[-Mike-]

My first ever purchase was a b grade kt7a from ocuk that board still works today

 

[Skunkworks]

Can you find me an ABIT NF7-s Nforce2 please...

I may have one of those kicking around in my shed at mum's place. I'll have a look next time I visit.

 

[AMG]

Aww man I throught they reformed up, damm those bring back memories.

 

[Nelly]

Aww man I throught they reformed up.

Yeah same here.

 

[-Mike-]

http://www.anandtech.com/show/1350

Watch the video on this page

http://techreport.com/articles.x/6854/2

 

[silent]

my first mobo to. great kit, rock solid to.

 

[Speed]

OK the thread title is a little mis-leading

Sorry Gibbo, it is far more than a "little" mis-leading, you'll be getting quite a few peoples hopes up and dashing them in the same stroke.

 

[meh]

ABIT mmmmmmmmmmmh...........

Can you find me an ABIT NF7-s Nforce2 please and I will buy a Thoroughbred 1700+ to go with it. Please.

I still have a mint boxed 1...along witha 3200+ Barton core

cha-ching.

 

[bemaniac]

Always went for Asus with the Athlon XP series and had a few failed boards. Me is thinking I should have used Abit

 

[Locky]

Gibbo has been routing round the depths of the ocuk warehouse and found these it seems

 

[TrojanWhore]

my first mobo to. great kit, rock solid to.

my first too, absolute beast, was happy to keep my q6600 at 426fsb (never tried higher)! still have it so I might stick in the MM if another local deal falls through

 

[Hagar]

I still have a mint boxed 1...along witha 3200+ Barton core

cha-ching.

The 2003 machine in post #10 ran 3 large CRT screens from two graphics cards (one PCI). It had an IDE C: drive and a U160 scsi array with three disks.

The processor was an overclocked thoroughbred.

It was used mainly for coding software for analysis of a data acquisition. the 'pogo' stick in the picture had an accelerometer attached and was tapped with a hammer to produce a signature waveform which was captured and run through the programs being developed.

The field app was to determine loads in mine roof bolts by impacting the end of the bars with a solenoid device.

 

[[TW]Fox]

KT7 > KT7A > KX7-333 > NF7-S 2.0 > IP35 Pro

<3 Abit

IP35 Pro was the best board I ever had.

 

[sambot]

Still rocking that mobo. Its been rock solid from day 1, got it from ocuk back in jan 09!

 

[Diggsy]

KT7 > KT7A > KX7-333 > NF7-S 2.0 > IP35 Pro

<3 Abit

IP35 Pro was the best board I ever had.

Loved ABIT boards, never went for anything else. I had these...

KT7 > KT7A > NF7-S v2.0 > KR7A > IN9 32X-MAX > IP35Pro (which I still use now as my main system)

Very sadly missed I must say, loved some of the features they had

 

[Mike_P]

Ahh good old Abit, had the KT7A too and before that the BH6 + Celeron 300A combo, happy days lol.