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Five AMD 890FX-Based Motherboards Compared

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i gave you a better title.. you know, one that might make people actually look at the thread? :P
 
i gave you a better title.. you know, one that might make people actually look at the thread? :P

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Easy there Mate.....you don't wanna scare our newest member from posting:D:p
 
i gave you a better title.. you know, one that might make people actually look at the thread? :P

thanx 4 lookin out bro.:toast:
 
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Easy there Mate.....you don't wanna scare our newest member from posting:D:p

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bzzzt, he aint newest :P

thanx 4 lookin out bro.:toast:

no probs. sad to see threads get ignored because no one clicks them :(


I'm also sad they didnt review my UD5 in the comparison.
 
I'm very happy with my Asrock 890FX Deluxe3.
 
I'm very happy with my Asrock 890FX Deluxe3.

thats the board i was going for actually, but no one had stock so i got the UD5.
 
its in there. ud7. preatty much the same board with more pcie lanes.

different cooling as well, and i'm sure a few other changes here and there.
 
thats the board i was going for actually, but no one had stock so i got the UD5.

I was originally going for the crosshair but just couldn't justify the price of the extra features i'd never use after I saw the asrock.
 
bulldozer

waitin 4 bulldozer to hit so i can get the new board.yes its am3 compatible and ddr3.(yeeeeeees)! maybe even,dare i say it, tri channel. cant wait!:D
 
I have the UD7......Would have opted for the UD5 had it been available at newegg at the time of purchase:rolleyes:

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I was originally going for the crosshair but just couldn't justify the price of the extra features i'd never use after I saw the asrock.

i agree with ya. i just want a rock solid board with some nice features to last a long time.i'm not a hardcore oc'er. just a modest bump here n there.:cool:
 
i agree with ya. i just want a rock solid board with some nice features to last a long time.i'm not a hardcore oc'er. just a modest bump here n there.:cool:

as strange as it may sound, same.

Yes, i would like to OC to sane levels (since this chip is 3.6Ghz stock in turbo mode, 3.8Ghz is hardly a massive OC) - but do it STABLE, without any weird issues or problems (like randomly clearing its CMOS, or not booting with 4 memory sticks like my P35 and x48 boards)
 
as strange as it may sound, same.

Yes, i would like to OC to sane levels (since this chip is 3.6Ghz stock in turbo mode, 3.8Ghz is hardly a massive OC) - but do it STABLE, without any weird issues or problems (like randomly clearing its CMOS, or not booting with 4 memory sticks like my P35 and x48 boards)

i've only owned asus boards and never had any issues.they oc well too.rock solid boards.:)
 
i've only owned asus boards and never had any issues.they oc well too.rock solid boards.:)

i've had issues with every brand over the years :P i find its more certain chipsets/specific boards that have issues, and not the brands.
 
rite now i'm on a 790gx asus board oc'ed @ 4gigz 24/7 fully stable.:rockout:
 
i can take it off ur hand ;)

sorry dude my son already called it! lol.i hand down everything i get to him after major upgrades. he's got all my last year stuff.:toast:
 
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