Abit
- Thread starter bootsy
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Yep sadly Abit are no more in the motherboard market well soon anyway so not worth buying one of their boards tbh. Second the gigabyte recomendation though and if yours is anything like mine you won't be using the warranty anyway as so far not a problem to be found and doesn't look like any problems cropping up in the near future touch wood.
Soldato
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sigh abit always seemed to make such good boards. Thats sad 
Typing this now still using my Abit NF7s board 
Been rock-solid and can't fault it.
Looking at building a new system soon and the first mobo I looked for was Abit but then found out they stopped producing boards
Did look at the new Asus borads but been put off by price and working in an IT department, had quite a few dead Asus boards through our doors.
My moneys probably on a Gigabyte board for my new system.
Been rock-solid and can't fault it.Looking at building a new system soon and the first mobo I looked for was Abit but then found out they stopped producing boards
Did look at the new Asus borads but been put off by price and working in an IT department, had quite a few dead Asus boards through our doors.
My moneys probably on a Gigabyte board for my new system.
Soldato
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MSI? or just wait to see where all the ABIT people go. They will still make the same boards, just under a new name probably.
Well, for me looks that best boards are made by Intel, if you not over clocker… for the rest, Gigabyte and Asus are same level makers, I have Asus, and can say that solid board, even I have small problems, but for performance level, support and board lay out, they are No 1