blade007 said:ASRock = crap
cheap, fully featured rubbish.
Built loads of pc with asrock mobo's and they have all been fine.
And yes they are made my asus.
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blade007 said:ASRock = crap
cheap, fully featured rubbish.
If you send them a webnote about it then i'm sure they'll be ahppy to refund the savings. As long as the sale is not too long after you bought the item then i don't think they'll mind.damian44 said:I am gutted - I decided to totally update my PC LAST WEEK.
Bought an x1900XT - now it would have been £30 cheaper - bought a new motherboard 2 hours before the price drop now it would be £15 cheaper and I bought £200 worth of RAM that I could have got cheaper - all in all I spent over a grand at Overclockers over the last week and now I feel really hacked off!
Don't get me wrong - I'm all for cheaper components but talk about bad timing
damian44 said:Well I bought *** x1900xtx last week (I think I received it last Thursday) so I bet they will say that was too long ago but the motherboard I only ordered yesterday morning a 11.15am.
To be honest I am a little annoyed with Overclockers as I have spent upward of £1300 with them in the last week so you would have thought they would have automatcially given me the reduced price on the motherboard as they must have known the reduction was about to happen.
damian44 said:Thats probably true but too much hassle - I like buying from Overclockers so I am hoping they will just be nice and refund me the difference !
blade007 said:ASRock = crap
cheap, fully featured rubbish.
locutus12 said:well your quite an uninformed person arnt you... Asrock are made by ASUS for a start, the ULI chipsets that some of their boards use are made by Nvidia these days, The asrock 939 matched a Lanparty Nforce 4 board in bench tests and with the OCworkbench custom bios will do 300FSB and 1.55 volts to the CPU. its won numerous awards as have many of their other boards. they were the first manufacturer to offer AGP and PCI-E on the same board Without a loss of performance
again going back to the asrock 939 which i own, currently running at 272fsb, AMD A3000+ venice cpu at 1.8GHz clocked to 2.45GHz, cool and stable. now in future, dont write ******** untill youve read up on the subject.
pieman109 said:I think quite a few ppl were expecting them to take an opteron to 2.8ghz, ain't gonna happen, but they'll run a cpu at stock all day. And they are cheap too.
Toryglen-boy said:i have used hundreds of them in builds and find them excellent
someone told me it was Asus's budget brand ... but he was drunk ... and well, you know what i mean !!
That happened to me.. I rang the OcUK shop and they refunded me the differencedamian44 said:I am gutted - I decided to totally update my PC LAST WEEK.
Bought an x1900XT - now it would have been £30 cheaper - bought a new motherboard 2 hours before the price drop now it would be £15 cheaper and I bought £200 worth of RAM that I could have got cheaper - all in all I spent over a grand at Overclockers over the last week and now I feel really hacked off!
Don't get me wrong - I'm all for cheaper components but talk about bad timing
Gibbo said:P.S.IF YOU ARE IN THE MARKET FOR AN X1900 DO BUY NOW AS X1900'S WON'T BE THIS CHEAP AGAIN OR NOT AT LEAST WITHIN THE NEXT 6 WEEKS MINIMUM AND POSSIBLY NEVER. Remember X1900 is ATI's flagship product and no new product is due for a long time and as such the top end product always sell between £350-£450 and the fact OcUK's X1900's are £300ish and lower this is proof they will all increase again once sold out and I doubt any other Etailors will be able to make such an offer.