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Edward Diener No Spam
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 Posted: Sat Aug 20, 2005 3:33 am Post subject: NVIDIA nForce4 SLi mobo |
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I am trying to pick out an NVIDIA nForce4 SLi mobo, among various different mobo
manufacturers, for my next computer and am wondering if any users have either of
the Epox NVIDIA nForce4 SLi mobos and what they think of their mobo. Also what
is the difference between the EP-9NPAJ+SLI and the EP-9NPA+SLI other than the
price ? I see that the latter has Firewire where the former does not. Is there
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DaveL
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| Posted: Sat Aug 20, 2005 4:35 pm Post subject: Re: NVIDIA nForce4 SLi mobo |
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Oops. Looks like Epox does not have the comparison chart for socket 939.
But the difference looks like EP-9NPA+SLI comes with two extra sata jacks
and firewire.
DaveL
"Edward Diener No Spam" <eldiener_no_spam_here@earthlink.net> wrote in
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| Quote: | I am trying to pick out an NVIDIA nForce4 SLi mobo, among various different
mobo manufacturers, for my next computer and am wondering if any users have
either of the Epox NVIDIA nForce4 SLi mobos and what they think of their
mobo. Also what is the difference between the EP-9NPAJ+SLI and the
EP-9NPA+SLI other than the price ? I see that the latter has Firewire where
the former does not. Is there any other difference ? |
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Edward Diener No Spam
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| Posted: Sat Aug 20, 2005 5:38 pm Post subject: Re: NVIDIA nForce4 SLi mobo |
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DaveL wrote:
| Quote: | Oops. Looks like Epox does not have the comparison chart for socket
939. But the difference looks like EP-9NPA+SLI comes with two extra sata
jacks and firewire.
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Do you have user experience with either one ? I am looking for a reliable mobo
which will be useful for the near future, and also a company which supports
their product. My first home-built computer was with an Abit Socket A mobo and,
while it was a decent board with good flexibility, I have found Abit to be a
poor supporter of their customers, although the user base is very helpful. How
does Epox compare in this respect ?
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DaveL
"Edward Diener No Spam" <eldiener_no_spam_here@earthlink.net> wrote in
message news:z5xNe.308$I93.289@newsread2.news.atl.earthlink.net...
I am trying to pick out an NVIDIA nForce4 SLi mobo, among various
different mobo manufacturers, for my next computer and am wondering if
any users have either of the Epox NVIDIA nForce4 SLi mobos and what
they think of their mobo. Also what is the difference between the
EP-9NPAJ+SLI and the EP-9NPA+SLI other than the price ? I see that the
latter has Firewire where the former does not. Is there any other
difference ?
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DaveL
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| Posted: Sat Aug 20, 2005 6:34 pm Post subject: Re: NVIDIA nForce4 SLi mobo |
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I currently have two Epox 8RDA+ systems and they have always been flawless
in operation. I have also built three systems for people using the Epox
Nforce3 board called 8KDA3J. All boards are awesome. I also have
experience with building systems Asus, MSI, Abit, Biostar, Aopen and some
others I can't remember. I think Epox is the best. Asus and Abit are good
too but cost more and usually don't have the exact feature set I want. MSI
are quirky, Biostar is cheap junk and Aopen can't seem to write a decent
bios.
DaveL
"Edward Diener No Spam" <eldiener_no_spam_here@earthlink.net> wrote in
message news:4rJNe.7079$RZ2.3399@newsread3.news.atl.earthlink.net...
| Quote: | DaveL wrote:
Oops. Looks like Epox does not have the comparison chart for socket 939.
But the difference looks like EP-9NPA+SLI comes with two extra sata jacks
and firewire.
Do you have user experience with either one ? I am looking for a reliable
mobo which will be useful for the near future, and also a company which
supports their product. My first home-built computer was with an Abit
Socket A mobo and, while it was a decent board with good flexibility, I
have found Abit to be a poor supporter of their customers, although the
user base is very helpful. How does Epox compare in this respect ?
DaveL
"Edward Diener No Spam" <eldiener_no_spam_here@earthlink.net> wrote in
message news:z5xNe.308$I93.289@newsread2.news.atl.earthlink.net...
I am trying to pick out an NVIDIA nForce4 SLi mobo, among various
different mobo manufacturers, for my next computer and am wondering if
any users have either of the Epox NVIDIA nForce4 SLi mobos and what they
think of their mobo. Also what is the difference between the
EP-9NPAJ+SLI and the EP-9NPA+SLI other than the price ? I see that the
latter has Firewire where the former does not. Is there any other
difference ?
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Edward Diener No Spam
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| Posted: Sat Aug 20, 2005 7:34 pm Post subject: Re: NVIDIA nForce4 SLi mobo |
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DaveL wrote:
| Quote: | I currently have two Epox 8RDA+ systems and they have always been
flawless in operation. I have also built three systems for people using
the Epox Nforce3 board called 8KDA3J. All boards are awesome. I also
have experience with building systems Asus, MSI, Abit, Biostar, Aopen
and some others I can't remember. I think Epox is the best. Asus and
Abit are good too but cost more and usually don't have the exact feature
set I want. MSI are quirky, Biostar is cheap junk and Aopen can't seem
to write a decent bios.
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Thanks for the good comments about Epox. I will take the fewer posts on this NG
than other mobo company's NGs as a sign that Epox users have less problems than
others, and that Epox is a supportive company.
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DaveL
"Edward Diener No Spam" <eldiener_no_spam_here@earthlink.net> wrote in
message news:4rJNe.7079$RZ2.3399@newsread3.news.atl.earthlink.net...
DaveL wrote:
Oops. Looks like Epox does not have the comparison chart for socket
939. But the difference looks like EP-9NPA+SLI comes with two extra
sata jacks and firewire.
Do you have user experience with either one ? I am looking for a
reliable mobo which will be useful for the near future, and also a
company which supports their product. My first home-built computer was
with an Abit Socket A mobo and, while it was a decent board with good
flexibility, I have found Abit to be a poor supporter of their
customers, although the user base is very helpful. How does Epox
compare in this respect ?
DaveL
"Edward Diener No Spam" <eldiener_no_spam_here@earthlink.net> wrote
in message news:z5xNe.308$I93.289@newsread2.news.atl.earthlink.net...
I am trying to pick out an NVIDIA nForce4 SLi mobo, among various
different mobo manufacturers, for my next computer and am wondering
if any users have either of the Epox NVIDIA nForce4 SLi mobos and
what they think of their mobo. Also what is the difference between
the EP-9NPAJ+SLI and the EP-9NPA+SLI other than the price ? I see
that the latter has Firewire where the former does not. Is there any
other difference ?
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Margaret Wilson
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| Posted: Mon Aug 22, 2005 1:37 pm Post subject: Re: NVIDIA nForce4 SLi mobo |
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I have experience with all the boards you mention (except AOpen), and all I
can say is you nailed each one of those manufacturers! :-) Epox is simply
fantastic.
Regards,
Margaret
"DaveL" <dave1027@comcast.net> wrote in message
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| Quote: | I currently have two Epox 8RDA+ systems and they have always been flawless
in operation. I have also built three systems for people using the Epox
Nforce3 board called 8KDA3J. All boards are awesome. I also have
experience with building systems Asus, MSI, Abit, Biostar, Aopen and some
others I can't remember. I think Epox is the best. Asus and Abit are good
too but cost more and usually don't have the exact feature set I want. MSI
are quirky, Biostar is cheap junk and Aopen can't seem to write a decent
bios.
DaveL
"Edward Diener No Spam" <eldiener_no_spam_here@earthlink.net> wrote in
message news:4rJNe.7079$RZ2.3399@newsread3.news.atl.earthlink.net...
DaveL wrote:
Oops. Looks like Epox does not have the comparison chart for socket
939. But the difference looks like EP-9NPA+SLI comes with two extra sata
jacks and firewire.
Do you have user experience with either one ? I am looking for a reliable
mobo which will be useful for the near future, and also a company which
supports their product. My first home-built computer was with an Abit
Socket A mobo and, while it was a decent board with good flexibility, I
have found Abit to be a poor supporter of their customers, although the
user base is very helpful. How does Epox compare in this respect ?
DaveL
"Edward Diener No Spam" <eldiener_no_spam_here@earthlink.net> wrote in
message news:z5xNe.308$I93.289@newsread2.news.atl.earthlink.net...
I am trying to pick out an NVIDIA nForce4 SLi mobo, among various
different mobo manufacturers, for my next computer and am wondering if
any users have either of the Epox NVIDIA nForce4 SLi mobos and what
they think of their mobo. Also what is the difference between the
EP-9NPAJ+SLI and the EP-9NPA+SLI other than the price ? I see that the
latter has Firewire where the former does not. Is there any other
difference ?
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Adolph Weidanz
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| Posted: Sun Aug 28, 2005 3:33 am Post subject: Re: NVIDIA nForce4 SLi mobo |
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Edward Diener No Spam wrote:
| Quote: | DaveL wrote:
I currently have two Epox 8RDA+ systems and they have always been
flawless in operation. I have also built three systems for people using
the Epox Nforce3 board called 8KDA3J. All boards are awesome. I also
have experience with building systems Asus, MSI, Abit, Biostar, Aopen
and some others I can't remember. I think Epox is the best. Asus and
Abit are good too but cost more and usually don't have the exact feature
set I want. MSI are quirky, Biostar is cheap junk and Aopen can't seem
to write a decent bios.
Thanks for the good comments about Epox. I will take the fewer posts on this NG
than other mobo company's NGs as a sign that Epox users have less problems than
others, and that Epox is a supportive company.
DaveL
"Edward Diener No Spam" <eldiener_no_spam_here@earthlink.net> wrote in
message news:4rJNe.7079$RZ2.3399@newsread3.news.atl.earthlink.net...
DaveL wrote:
Oops. Looks like Epox does not have the comparison chart for socket
939. But the difference looks like EP-9NPA+SLI comes with two extra
sata jacks and firewire.
Do you have user experience with either one ? I am looking for a
reliable mobo which will be useful for the near future, and also a
company which supports their product. My first home-built computer was
with an Abit Socket A mobo and, while it was a decent board with good
flexibility, I have found Abit to be a poor supporter of their
customers, although the user base is very helpful. How does Epox
compare in this respect ?
DaveL
"Edward Diener No Spam" <eldiener_no_spam_here@earthlink.net> wrote
in message news:z5xNe.308$I93.289@newsread2.news.atl.earthlink.net...
I am trying to pick out an NVIDIA nForce4 SLi mobo, among various
different mobo manufacturers, for my next computer and am wondering
if any users have either of the Epox NVIDIA nForce4 SLi mobos and
what they think of their mobo. Also what is the difference between
the EP-9NPAJ+SLI and the EP-9NPA+SLI other than the price ? I see
that the latter has Firewire where the former does not. Is there any
other difference ?
If you want to see more about epox boards check out |
http://www.aoaforums.com/forum they have an epox message section that
has epox tech support logging in and answering questions.
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