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ASUS A8N-E MotherboardThe A8N-E has a no nonsense, all performance attitude. This motherboard is designed to take in AMD Socket 939 CPUs, PCI Express graphics...
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The A8N-E has a no nonsense, all performance attitude. This motherboard is designed to take in AMD Socket 939 CPUs, PCI Express graphics cards SATA 2.0 devices, and dual-channel memories. On top of all these, ASUS has also offered AI NOS and Precision Tweaker for the users to crank up performance even more! If words like speed and power are relevant to you, then look no further, here it is - A8N-E.
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ASUS A8N-E
Author's Review
I have a special place in my heart for ASUS motherboards. My first, what i would have considered then, high performance machine had an ASUS as its board and it was always good to me. I built my most recent Uber-machine based upon the ASUS reputation and my own prior experience. I didn't care that it didn't have firewire. It's got everything else that matters. I've had my board for over a month and I just recently installed a ThermalTake Tower 112 as a CPU cooler. The ASUS board handles the weight and size no problem. I couldn't have asked for an easier adaptive installation. I don't regret not getting the SLI version because I'll never need the video power. I'm not a gamer. I am, however, a video and audio producer. The speed at which this board operates with the dual channel RAM is astounding. There's plenty of room for upgrade as the SATA 2.0 drives become more available and dual core processors drop in price. I don't see myself replacing this board soon.
For Non-SLI MoBo, this board is killer
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Pros: Dual channel RAM, SATA 2.0, 1000/2000FSB, PCI Express, Gigabit LAN
Cons: No Firewire, only 3 PCI slots
I have a special place in my heart for ASUS motherboards. My first, what i would have considered then, high performance machine had an ASUS as its board and it was always good to me. I built my most recent Uber-machine based upon the ASUS reputation and my own prior experience. I didn't care that it didn't have firewire. It's got everything else that matters. I've had my board for over a month and I just recently installed a ThermalTake Tower 112 as a CPU cooler. The ASUS board handles the weight and size no problem. I couldn't have asked for an easier adaptive installation. I don't regret not getting the SLI version because I'll never need the video power. I'm not a gamer. I am, however, a video and audio producer. The speed at which this board operates with the dual channel RAM is astounding. There's plenty of room for upgrade as the SATA 2.0 drives become more available and dual core processors drop in price. I don't see myself replacing this board soon.
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