April 20, 200620 yr dfi makes high quality motherboards.they always get most of the highest overclocks on the market.anyway, even if your not overclocking, dfi boards should just last a very long time then.
April 21, 200620 yr i have the dfi ultra-d , its a great overclocking boarddfi also has the best forum for any hardware manufacturer that i have seen so there are plenty of people to help you outwhat cpu do u plan on getting? go for an opteron. and if u need help on a new comp then let us know.
April 21, 200620 yr i have an asus A8N, and I love it... rock solid board. I would recommend the DFI board ripken suggested as well Edited April 21, 200620 yr by rendrag
April 21, 200620 yr i would NOT recomend a dfi to a non overclocker, they give way to many options to be safe. gigabyte makes good boards, iv heard some horror stories from asus but they cant be too bad. also dfi boards can be picky with the ram, some will work others wont, just chance realy....
April 21, 200620 yr I have recently started to like dfi and btw I do not overclock. I have also never had any big problems with Asus or Abit. Just stay away from really cheap boards juch as those made by pc chips or jetway.dfi just doesnt like generic ram...asus is good thoyeah you should stay away from generic ram no matter witch board you go with.
April 22, 200620 yr dfi just doesnt like generic ram...asus is good thoReading their forums they also consider Antec and Thermaltake PSUs to be "sub par".I recently purchased a DFI 875P/T and I'm not all that thrilled with it. Maybe their AMD boards are better though...
April 22, 200620 yr yes for amd, the starter of this thread wants amd. i prefer asus for intel.and the best power supplies for the dfi nf4 boards are the ocz powerstream 520/600, PC P&C 510 Express/SLI, and Enermax 600W (New) Noisetaker 600W thermaltake and antec are still nice powersupplies and afaik no one would laugh at you if you got one, there are just better ones.
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