NVIDIA 680i Motherboards Is It Time To Move On?

Mista.Gee · 28 Feb 2007 at 07:35

Been reading a lot of reports now that the 1333MHz FSB can't actually be done with the first revisions due to a hardware limitation and can't be fixed via a BIOS Update, but new motherboard revisions are following that solves the problems and some manufactures are offering RMA's to replace the older revisions for Free.

I was now thinking even though i don't have one problems with my BFG NVIDIA 680i Motherboard maybe to replace it soon with a new revision BADAXE 2 or something else.

Is the 680i worth keeping or is it time to move on!

Richdog · 28 Feb 2007 at 07:38

So even though you aren't experiencing a single problem (and if you were they're replace it for free via RMA) you want to replace the motherboard? Care to explain the logic there? :confused:

davetherave2 · 28 Feb 2007 at 08:28

so does that mean the current motherboards are ok? I am going to get an asus p5n32-e at the weekend.

Mista.Gee · 28 Feb 2007 at 08:31

Well if it's not going to do what it says on the tin is it worth keeping, i simply don't have the time to send it back and have a number of weeks downtime simply can't afford to!

So as my question states is it worth keeping anymore, perhaps sell it on and get something else that allows future cpu upgrades via the 1333 FSB.