"First of One"

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"War is the continuation of politics by other means.
It can therefore be said that politics is war without
bloodshed while war is politics with bloodshed."

"McGrandpa" wrote in message
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If their mobos are as solid as their vid cards then they're likely a very
good board. BUT, $199 for a mobo with no more features than I have for
$95? I don't think so
My rig is now complete. Except for possibly that new Silverstone PSU

McG.


wrote in message
... The eVGA mobos are manufactured
by a third-party. Can't remember the name,
though it was mentioned in the NCIX forums. The mobos carry "only" a
two-year warranty, not lifetime like the brand's high-end video cards,
though this is not a practical drawback. eVGA support has a good
reputation I hear.

They do on paper at least. I haven't had to use their warranty yet.
Still, their listed price for the mobo is $199. That's just too much, IMO.
McG.