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 Electronics : Asus P5N-D NVIDIA nForce× 750i SLI 2xPCIex16 DDR2 800 5 Motherboard |
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Rating:  - Great board, not too hot
The performance is great. It has a lot of options to overclock, but the heatsink is big
Rating: - Good mobo
Very good board. Lots of BIOS options. Also lots of helpful options for overcloking. I have code 2 quad 2.4 Mhz (Q6600), 4 GB, nVidia 880 GT and Windows Vista. It is quite fast. Haven't overclocked it but planning to do it. So far temperature is quite OK 38/40 in CPU and 40/42 in board. I added a Masscool 8WA741 for the CPU though, since my plans are to overclock. Ah! don't forget you need a 64 bits OS if you want to use more than 3 GB.
Rating:  - Nothing Special
Not really cheap, very hot, nothing diferent, NOT RECOMMENDED, get P35-DS3L or P35-DS3R or P45 if you can
Really nforce its to hot, i have to add the extra fan it has because 57ºC is too much for idle
Rating:  - Great all rounder
Excellent motherboard, price is a bargain for sli-motherboard, it is compatible with the new 45nm processors (which I use now: q9450), I was going to buy the Asus striker extreme, but the motherboard heatsinks are all over the place, and I can't place a bigger cpu heatsink/cooler. It is a decent motherboard overall, great bios and easy overclocking and not to mention stable as well. With this motherboard, I am able to place a zalman cnps9700, and also a 2 slot 8800gts. If want to buy a motherboard that has 3 or even 4 way sli, this is not for you, I recommend anyone not to buy that redundancy, because I was able to achieve 17000 3d marks with just one.
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