Motherboards, Motherboards, Motherboards

**Neil2094** · 08-22-2003

If, when I get home tonight, I can't get my board working what one should I replace it with. The company have agreed to take it back, excellent : peace2: :cool: but they don't stock my board anymore : omg: anyway I was thinking of getting another MSI as they're red and my Radeon is red (I like matching parts) Although I have had (by the looks of it) two bad MSI boards now and I don't really want get burned again. So what do you peeps suggest. Its got to be future proof with regards to processors so a few months down the line I can just slap in a new processor. I want it to use the Nforce 2 chipset and also to be fully overclockable much like the MSI. I've been looking at MSI - Asus - Gigabyte

**Morgan_Lander** · 08-23-2003

Which board are you wantin' to replace?

***asklepios*** · 08-23-2003

Originally Posted by Morgan_Lander

Which board are you wantin' to replace?

i guess MSI K7N2-L

**Thoric** · 08-23-2003

Motherboards that use the Nforce2-400 Ultra chipset (400mhz cpu support etc) are generally good overclockers.

Epox make a good overclocker, have you looked at them?

**Neil2094** · 08-24-2003

I haven't looked at Epox. I wasn't sure if they were ok or not. For some reason in the back of my mind I'm thinking Epox aren't that great.

**Thoric** · 08-24-2003

everyone has their own opinion, but epox are pretty popular. i believe that there are quite a few Epox 8RDA+ fans around here...;)

the 8RDA+ is not the newer Nforce2 chipset, try the 8RDA3+

**Wiggo** · 08-24-2003

I use EPoX mobo's in most of the PC's that I build for darkside adventurin' as they add that little bit extra to certain settings that most overclockers like. EPoX 8RDA3+ :thumb: