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GigaByte GA-7N400-L Motherboard
To all Cognoscenti, Greetings!
Does anyone have any experience with GigaByte GA-7N400-L Motherboards? Are they reliable or troublesome? Any comments would be appreciated. Andy |
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Andy, 8/27/2005, 3X0Qe.216079$tt5.31729@edtnps90,12:56:31 PM, wrote:
To all Cognoscenti, Greetings! Does anyone have any experience with GigaByte GA-7N400-L Motherboards? Are they reliable or troublesome? Any comments would be appreciated. Andy I have had two Gigabyte AMD-based mainboards before and they worked well and lasted long. One of them is working fine for someone else now. -- "The golf swing is like sex. You can't be thinking about the mechanics of the act while you are performing." -- Dave Hill |
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"badgolferman" wrote in message ... Andy, 8/27/2005, 3X0Qe.216079$tt5.31729@edtnps90,12:56:31 PM, wrote: To all Cognoscenti, Greetings! Does anyone have any experience with GigaByte GA-7N400-L Motherboards? Are they reliable or troublesome? Any comments would be appreciated. Andy I have had two Gigabyte AMD-based mainboards before and they worked well and lasted long. One of them is working fine for someone else now. -- "The golf swing is like sex. You can't be thinking about the mechanics of the act while you are performing." -- Dave Hill Thank you. Andy |
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Hi, Captin,
Thanks for your comment. Andy "Captin" wrote in message news:7_308972_56400772fc27a709eea2d42faf704eeb@har dwareforumz.com... "" wrote: To all Cognoscenti, Greetings! Does anyone have any experience with GigaByte GA-7N400-L Motherboards? Are they reliable or troublesome? Any comments would be appreciated. Andy Like the respected Asus A7N8X-X , this Gigabyte board uses arguably the best chipset to support Socket A processors. The NVIDIA nForce 2 chipset. I've owned both boards and can honestly say that both of them were very good... I'm convinced I have been led astray sometimes by buying boards because of their brand name when in fact the chipset is the heart of a board and Gigabyte simply offer as good as you can get value for money. -- Posted using the http://www.hardwareforumz.com interface, at author's request Articles individually checked for conformance to usenet standards Topic URL: http://www.hardwareforumz.com/Genera...pict61199.html Visit Topic URL to contact author (reg. req'd). Report abuse: http://www.hardwareforumz.com/eform.php?p=308972 |
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