Abit Fatal1ty AN8 or DFI NF4 Ultra-D?

[Robc1880]

I currently have the DFI board, but I noticed that the Abit Fatal1ty AN8 is out now and I'm very interested in it. I was wondering if there are any reviews for the Abit board yet and can someone give me a link? Does anyone in here have the Abit board, and how do you like it? I had never owned a DFI board before now, but I am happy with it so far. I like Abit because I've always had good customer service if I need to RMA something of theres. I used to have the Abit NF7-S and it was a great OC'ing board, so this is why I'm thinking about returning my current DFI for the Abit. Can anyone tell me if the Abit overclocking is easier(more user friendly) than DFI?

 

[Rugger]

I think Wusy posted this earlier in another thread, but here is a consolidated list of <A HREF="http://www.nforcershq.com/modules.php?name=News&new_topic=45" target="_new">nForce4 Reviews</A>.

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[Guest]

I'm definitley biased, but I like what I've seen in DFIs nf4 boards

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[Robc1880]

Thanks for the help guys, I will just stick with the DFI. I agree with you on that port 80 diagnostic, Wusy. They do at least have 4 LED's on the board that let you know if the video card, cpu, and Ram are all detected and running properly. the fourth light comes on to let you know that the system will have a normal startup.

 

[Guest]

Lol and I have no idea what the hell that is

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[Guest]

Thank you, oh enlightened one. Now tell me, is it possible to add such a thing to the mb?

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[Guest]

Hmm, could be useful, thanks again for the info

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