Diff Between A7n8x-e Deluxe

[adamp2p]

Originally posted by racer II@17 December 2003 - 22:59
thats the deluxe

go deluxe if you can afford $120 for a mobo...it might be worth your while...

[clocker]

When I bought my Deluxe in August, the thinking was that it would probably be the last socket A board I would buy. I figured on at least a 12 month lifespan maybe 24 before I went to a 64 bit chip.
Even though I don't currently use all the features available I decided it was worth the extra bucks upfront so I wasn't rendered obsolete before I was ready...

[bigdawgfoxx]

Alright clocker, the pix of the BIOS, will the bios for the non deluxe have all of those features also. I just really dont think I will need any of the extra features that the deluxe offers and for 30 bux I could upgrade something else.

[clocker]

As I don't have the non-deluxe I'm not sure what features it may/may not have.
It's likely the same, but I can't say for sure.

[adamp2p]

Originally posted by bigdawgfoxx@19 December 2003 - 06:33
Alright clocker, the pix of the BIOS, will the bios for the non deluxe have all of those features also. I just really dont think I will need any of the extra features that the deluxe offers and for 30 bux I could upgrade something else.

I am sure the BIOS is almost exactly the same in both models

[ck-uk]

Or you could go for a soltek board mate.They arent as/or wasnt as well known as some bigger companies until there boards started to out perform them and as stable.There slightly cheaper than most too.


http://www2.soltek.com.tw/soltek/product/index.php

When the 64bit drops in price i think i'll definitely be going with a soltek.

I forgot about the topic.I know the deluxe is more helpfull to setup.If you say forget to put the cpu on & power up a female voice talks to you throught the spkers like "no cpu installed"