ASROCK motherboards?

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Posted by Zed Rafi on June 13, 2005, 3:13 pm

Hello all,

I'm shopping around ofr a new system and found an interesting deal, which
incorporates an ASROCK UPG-760DX (for AMD 64) motherboard.

I never heard of this brand before and am wondering if it is any good.

Anyone know about ASROCK MOBOs???

thanks

Posted by Pen on June 13, 2005, 4:49 pm

It's the "value" line of mobos from the
folks at Austek, makers of Asus boards. Not
bleeding edge, but I've heard good things.

> Hello all,
> I'm shopping around ofr a new system and found an interesting deal,
> which
> incorporates an ASROCK UPG-760DX (for AMD 64) motherboard.
> I never heard of this brand before and am wondering if it is any good.
> Anyone know about ASROCK MOBOs???
> thanks
>

Posted by DaveW on June 13, 2005, 4:54 pm

Asrock is second tier. A discount brand.

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> Hello all,
> I'm shopping around ofr a new system and found an interesting deal, which
> incorporates an ASROCK UPG-760DX (for AMD 64) motherboard.
> I never heard of this brand before and am wondering if it is any good.
> Anyone know about ASROCK MOBOs???
> thanks
>

Posted by Shep© on June 14, 2005, 1:27 am

On Mon, 13 Jun 2005 15:54:50 -0700 He understood Liz1 so well "DaveW"

>Asrock is second tier. A discount brand.

Bit like you :)

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Posted by Shep© on June 13, 2005, 10:51 pm

On Mon, 13 Jun 2005 14:13:02 -0400 He understood Liz1 so well "Zed

>Hello all,
>I'm shopping around ofr a new system and found an interesting deal, which
>incorporates an ASROCK UPG-760DX (for AMD 64) motherboard.
>I never heard of this brand before and am wondering if it is any good.
>Anyone know about ASROCK MOBOs???
>thanks

I've been running one for around 18 months.Boringly stable but not
super flexible and you do have to move PCI cards around until the
operating system is happy with some PCI devices.I had to move my sound
card so it wasn't on a PCI slot that shared with USB IRQs to get my
new printer working which effectively means that slot is redundant but
then they are cheap and so far good value.

My 10 penn'th :)

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