It's funny to hear folks call this junk without hands-on. I bought the gigabit version of this board (the cheaper version was only 10/100) for 3900 yen in Fukuoka, Japan two years ago. I put a Celeron 430 (Conroe L, like half of a Core-2 duo, only 1 core) on it for using (64 bit only) Server 2008R2 with 1 stick of low-profile 2GB DDR2 800MHz ram. CPU cost 2000 yen. My Hitachi Sata 2 (3Gb/s) 2TB drive cost just over 12,000 yen. Total cost was under $220 U.S. w/cheapo case. Still runs 24/7/365.
God damn nerds fighting over Motherboards, There are still people with Windows 98SE, Slot 1 Pentium II motherboards with 128mb of ram, SCSI 8.2 gb HDD, and they think that fast. (glad thats not me!)
this would be a great home server board to house your "super ancient LGA 775 q6600" but - 2 sata 2 ports - fail! its a good idea to saye your lga 775 core 2 duo or quad and put it in a mini itx board with 4 or more sata ports!
@computerhacker013 My Q9550 at 4.12GHz would beg to differ. LGA 775 is not really dead. I have a spare E8400 that I can turn into an HTPC with this cute little motherboard right here. LONG LIVE LGA 775
@computerhacker013 My Q9550 at 4.12GHz would beg to differ. LGA 775 is not really dead. I have a spare E8400 that I can turn into an HTPC with this cute little motherboard right here. LONG LIVE LGA 775!
Interesting looking board. G31/G41 chipsets are fine for budget systems - I've done two builds with that chipset. And, the size of this board makes it preferable to a more expensive ITX board for a SFF build
@YzuKe you're probably right as mATX should be about 24,4x24,4 cm while mini itx is 17x17 cm. This one is probably smaller than mATX but not enough to enter the Mini Itx format.
I'm picking up this board hopefully tomorrow in Markham, this video just made me feel better about my choice. Linus, do your research before filming please :P :)
@SysAdmin86851 - Tell me what you think, my next build I'll probably go for AMD, as when you're a teen as I am, you tend to want to get as much bang for buck, or bang for sterling in my case :P
I'm still sitting on the fence of whether to go for ASUS with re-assurance of EZFlash and my comfortable use with ASUS boards, or go for the Gigabyte's which look a little better on the AMD side.
@AmH032uTuBe I don't think you'd go wrong either way, Asus has great features and their hardware is good quality, so is Gigabyte & about same prices; even the pc's I built with inexpensive Asus boards performed well & reliably. I'll tell ya ,I've put together an AMD w/DDR3 that out-performed my P5Q Turbo w/ Intel & DDR2 & w/ a less expensive board !
Both were 3.0 GHz Dual-cores; if the core i7/5's are out of your price range, I'd go w/ AMD & DDR3 ram ,cuz the 775's don't have hyper transport !
@alex14469 Yep I have the same exact feeling. Especially with all the news on the not so good things you hear about foxconn. Plus it kind of defeats the purpose of building a PC imho. Like 99% of OEM boards are foxconn...so...yeah. Good point.
@ArmaniDemon you know that most other motherboard companies get their stuff from foxconn right? and most other computer companies such as dell and apple are contract out stuff to foxconn? saying you wont buy foxconn is like saying you wont buy electronics anymore
@samwelaye Yes but no. Actually, there isn't that many things coming from Foxconn on your board. All the caps, transistors, resistors, mosfets, etc are generally from other comapnies.
And I am not saying Foxconn can't make a good motherboard. It's just that I don't like their build quality. They can have good components, but maybe not attached very securley. ASUS will put that board together with the precision we want/need in our PCs. And, with Foxconn's social/legal problems, I'd rather not.
manufacturers need to name/label their products better.
micro-atx is almost twice the size of a mini-itx board. this board is pretty much the balance point between the two, mini-dtx... a longer form of mini-itx with an extra slot available.
@MJBDC07 yeah but its not. Technically, its 3mm out of spec, but i doubt that would stop it from fitting in any dtx case. For all intensive purposes, its a Mini-DTX board.
Linus if you think that is small and value unbox my motherboard it is a asus p5kpl am se, same features as this motherboard but it has more on it and around the same size . mine is smaller than a a4 sheet of paper length and width
@Nopiw I meant that only the mounting holes matter much.
Btw, I can also check wikipedia, and I knew the dimensions of this (not hard to remember if you love these stuffs.)
Also, I checked wikipedia just for this ,and voila!
"The maximum size of a microATX motherboard is 244 mm x 244 mm, but some microATX boards can be as small as 171.45 mm x 171.45 mm." (Deleted imperial sizes)
To be specific, one of us should check the standard of this, if it exists. I'm too lazy now..
wow that motherboard is small even for micro atx it looks rather small also thats a nice mini itx board the ones ive seen suck yours seems to have a nice amount of features on it none the less i think ill stick to my atx mother board its an asus m4a78 plus in case you were wondering
Why would anyone get this today? Socket 775 is way out of date and socket 775 CPUs are of awful value. This outdated board + an outdated Core 2 Duo costs about the same price as a brand new AM3 board with a Phenom II X3 which performs about the same as that Core 2 Duo, except it would include newer technologies and support DDR3 RAM (which is cheaper and superior to DDR2 RAM) and overall have a FAR better bang-for-your-buck.
@ReplicatorsReformed yes,for apple and so on.BUT,as an motherboard producer it sucks,we have a pc with foxconn board in it,absolutely NO overclocking features,and finding drivers took weeks. Also is the quality really bad .
@Superspemo It's the pc builders like Dell that lock out the overclocking features not the motherboard manufacturers. Also why the hell would you be trying to overclock on a board like this, it's just asking for trouble.
It's funny to hear folks call this junk without hands-on. I bought the gigabit version of this board (the cheaper version was only 10/100) for 3900 yen in Fukuoka, Japan two years ago. I put a Celeron 430 (Conroe L, like half of a Core-2 duo, only 1 core) on it for using (64 bit only) Server 2008R2 with 1 stick of low-profile 2GB DDR2 800MHz ram. CPU cost 2000 yen. My Hitachi Sata 2 (3Gb/s) 2TB drive cost just over 12,000 yen. Total cost was under $220 U.S. w/cheapo case. Still runs 24/7/365.
rpboothe 2 weeks ago
Foxconn is trash
...I would know :'(
0oDarkLordRevano0 2 months ago
junk
EpiclyAwsomeDude 5 months ago
ROFL 1 RAM SLOT LOLOLOL
POPCORN454545 9 months ago
this should have been a retro unboxing
Ptro001 11 months ago
I guess for this board we do have to use the drivers that come with it.
Pagweb 1 year ago
i have a question,,, can i remove a ssd or a hdd when the pc is still on ??
please answer...
schabadas1 1 year ago
@schabadas1 No
MrBoxfacetramp13 2 weeks ago
@MrBoxfacetramp13 actually you can. If the mobo supports hot swap
schabadas1 2 weeks ago
@schabadas1 True but im going on the knowledge that you didnt know that you could that they werent hotswap
MrBoxfacetramp13 2 weeks ago
@MrBoxfacetramp13 yeah thank you very much, i really appreciate the help. I made this comment 1 year ago when i didnt know much about computer.
schabadas1 2 weeks ago
@schabadas1 Yeah no problem. Quite a surprise how quickly you can learn stuff about computers ;]
MrBoxfacetramp13 2 weeks ago
@MrBoxfacetramp13 and i am 16 years old. I have a lot of things to learn yet!
schabadas1 2 weeks ago
Foxconn g41mxe thats betteer then this g41s-k
rayanspawn1 1 year ago
Foxconn g41mxe thats betteer than this g41s-k
rayanspawn1 1 year ago
Beside what the sticker says, this is mini-DTX form factor not mATX.
Felhasznalonev 1 year ago
that is not interesting mobo.
yorushimaru02 1 year ago
@LinusTechTips does this support 2gb ddr3 1333 single module from corsair?
MsiEvgaAsusGigabyte 1 year ago
@MsiEvgaAsusGigabyte ddr2 only.
awesomejpg 1 year ago
does this support 2gb ddr3 1333 single module from corsair?
MsiEvgaAsusGigabyte 1 year ago
Yay you got something to Smash! ;P
computerhacker013 1 year ago
God damn nerds fighting over Motherboards, There are still people with Windows 98SE, Slot 1 Pentium II motherboards with 128mb of ram, SCSI 8.2 gb HDD, and they think that fast. (glad thats not me!)
abeemanator 1 year ago
this would be a great home server board to house your "super ancient LGA 775 q6600" but - 2 sata 2 ports - fail! its a good idea to saye your lga 775 core 2 duo or quad and put it in a mini itx board with 4 or more sata ports!
computerhacker013 1 year ago
the mini itx board has all solid caps :)
Georgefromaccounting 1 year ago
LGA 775 IS DEAD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
computerhacker013 1 year ago
@computerhacker013 yea true that! ahh i miss 2008: gtx 260s, nvidia intel based mobos (i had the 790i), and ddr2 and who could forget; the q6600
Georgefromaccounting 1 year ago
@Georgefromaccounting still have a Q6600! It was awesome 6 months ag now its....well....terrible....lol
computerhacker013 1 year ago
@computerhacker013 not really lol the i7s just make it look obselete! I'm saving up about $2000 for a core i7 workstation with duel moniters :P
Georgefromaccounting 1 year ago
@computerhacker013 My Q9550 at 4.12GHz would beg to differ. LGA 775 is not really dead. I have a spare E8400 that I can turn into an HTPC with this cute little motherboard right here. LONG LIVE LGA 775
RofIStomper 1 year ago
@RofIStomper I am going to smack you
computerhacker013 1 year ago
@computerhacker013 PoopiePants!
RofIStomper 1 year ago
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@computerhacker013 My Q9550 at 4.12GHz would beg to differ. LGA 775 is not really dead. I have a spare E8400 that I can turn into an HTPC with this cute little motherboard right here. LONG LIVE LGA 775!
RofIStomper 1 year ago
4 GB in that slot
abeemanator 1 year ago
@abeemanator wow better than my old dual Pentium II Xeon Motherboard with 8 RDRAM Slots!
computerhacker013 1 year ago
Personally I prefer the Gigabyte G31M-ES2L over this board.
DesmoPilot2 1 year ago
ooooh 2 pcie slots cant wait to see some better 1156 "matx" boards like this but ablr to fit in some of the itx cases
ubxp 1 year ago
Mini ITX board has more ram slots lolz.
galuple 1 year ago
doesn't foxconn make the iphones? Linus be careful how you hold this
KoolCordell 1 year ago
Foxconn sucks
4ourTimber 1 year ago
@4ourTimber They're decent
techie103 1 year ago
am gonna build a basic computer for my mother, so am looking for a basic motherboard
HansensUniverse 1 year ago
Interesting looking board. G31/G41 chipsets are fine for budget systems - I've done two builds with that chipset. And, the size of this board makes it preferable to a more expensive ITX board for a SFF build
PGTMan 1 year ago
I dont think this is mATX... hmm MY mATX seem to be longer
YzuKe 1 year ago
@YzuKe
it's baby AT
speedster623 1 year ago
@YzuKe you're probably right as mATX should be about 24,4x24,4 cm while mini itx is 17x17 cm. This one is probably smaller than mATX but not enough to enter the Mini Itx format.
DeerKoden 1 year ago
throw in a q9650 oc to 4.0ghz with a 5970 overclocked a single 4gb 1200mhz dimm overclocked....all watercooled....lol.
PCTechTalks 1 year ago
@PCTechTalks oh and dont forget a raid card in the pci slot with 2 256gb ssds in raid.
PCTechTalks 1 year ago
you didn't mentioned that we should not use the driver CD and download the latest drivers . . :)
hackeroo 1 year ago
it does support 4gb of ram
cotyg123 1 year ago
Linus, that's 5.1 channel audio, not 7.1...
I'm picking up this board hopefully tomorrow in Markham, this video just made me feel better about my choice. Linus, do your research before filming please :P :)
idavidtani 1 year ago
Linus, 6 channel audio = 5.1 audio
3x3.5mm audio ports = 5.1 audio
idavidtani 1 year ago
i love your job linus..
l0095 1 year ago
really good for a home theater pc :) install a 5770 add cheaper ram and slow cpu connect with hdmi simple case and maybe a 32gb onyx ssd and ur set!
tf2godlikespy 1 year ago
it's still able to play crysis...
aztechnotronic 1 year ago
Compare it to the mainboard you unboxed a few time ago.
It was XL-ATX. ^^
IchnehmzweiDoener 1 year ago
nice, more like this..
rezident13n 1 year ago
Odd time to unbox this. I just purchased an ASUS P5G41-M LX2 mobo to put all my spare parts to work (finally). Coincidence? I think not!
digitale88 1 year ago
you missed the fact it has an HDMI header next the the digital audio - to put sound through the HDMI port on the graphics card
PurpleUkuleleGuy 1 year ago
so... the mini itx board has more ram channels? :\
CarbonSteel93 1 year ago
only one ddr slot?
TheMRamstaff 1 year ago
it's made by a slave in China
brian831114 1 year ago
@brian831114 WHAT isn't now-days......
pukka5 1 year ago
Linus, finish off the videos that you said you were going to do with the H55N-USB3 (the mitx board in the video). =D
U238Shell 1 year ago
Hey Man! When we will se some CFX vs SLi match?
VillyGreatSerbia 1 year ago
Oh actually It has only 1 DIMM :))
MYMAnarchy 1 year ago
you could fit that into the sugo 5, 6, and 7. how does that qualify as micro ATX?
InternetSandman 1 year ago
Does it support dual or triple channel ram?
MrDucktaper 1 year ago
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MYMAnarchy 1 year ago
@MrDucktaper quad channel, with four dimms per channel
InternetSandman 1 year ago
@InternetSandman Good to know, for massive damage :D
MrDucktaper 1 year ago
mas nindot pa ang GIGBYTE ui bati nang foxconn
grimlord5654 1 year ago
OH MY GOD!
Linus didnt say "dont use this download the latest drivers off the website"
koop21 1 year ago 28
@koop21 I bet it's because this socket is so outdated that he wants to spite all those who buy it >;D
ownedufoo2 1 year ago
Hey linus, where u put u'r camera..on u'r shirt?
LOL
piez07 1 year ago
Just in case no body knows this Foxconn makes all the components for Asus and Gigabyte and Msi And the iphone and the ps3/xbox
olmatenightfox 1 year ago
Thumbs up if you think this is an old Asus board that Asus no longer wanted and the cheap asses at Foxconn didn't want to lose any money.
JoshWooAh 1 year ago 13
What's the point of putting together a budget foxconn system ?
You may as well buy a dell ... you get the same hardware LOL
Looking at boards lately, my two favs are either Asus or Gigabyte ,
Gigabyte's been coming out with some impressive boards lately.
And I use to be set on Intel's but right now, with AMD's you can get more processor for the money; they've been impressive.
My last build was an Asus w/ AMD and DDR3, and it f*#!'ing flys!
My next build, I swear I'm gonna try Gigabyte ;)
SysAdmin86851 1 year ago
@SysAdmin86851 - Tell me what you think, my next build I'll probably go for AMD, as when you're a teen as I am, you tend to want to get as much bang for buck, or bang for sterling in my case :P
I'm still sitting on the fence of whether to go for ASUS with re-assurance of EZFlash and my comfortable use with ASUS boards, or go for the Gigabyte's which look a little better on the AMD side.
AmH032uTuBe 1 year ago
@AmH032uTuBe I don't think you'd go wrong either way, Asus has great features and their hardware is good quality, so is Gigabyte & about same prices; even the pc's I built with inexpensive Asus boards performed well & reliably. I'll tell ya ,I've put together an AMD w/DDR3 that out-performed my P5Q Turbo w/ Intel & DDR2 & w/ a less expensive board !
Both were 3.0 GHz Dual-cores; if the core i7/5's are out of your price range, I'd go w/ AMD & DDR3 ram ,cuz the 775's don't have hyper transport !
SysAdmin86851 1 year ago
Well here's what I've put together: (I'll send you a PM)
AmH032uTuBe 1 year ago
supports DDR2 800/667/533 x 1 DIMMs, Max 4GB
MakolFromFP 1 year ago
Wow look at all those electrolytic caps....atleast there are solid caps on the CPU. Phew!
LauxHawk 1 year ago
I don't think I'll be buying foxconn motherboards ever again... For some reason at this point it feels just like buying gasoline from BP
alex14469 1 year ago
@alex14469 Yep I have the same exact feeling. Especially with all the news on the not so good things you hear about foxconn. Plus it kind of defeats the purpose of building a PC imho. Like 99% of OEM boards are foxconn...so...yeah. Good point.
LauxHawk 1 year ago
@ArmaniDemon you know that most other motherboard companies get their stuff from foxconn right? and most other computer companies such as dell and apple are contract out stuff to foxconn? saying you wont buy foxconn is like saying you wont buy electronics anymore
samwelaye 1 year ago
@samwelaye Yes but no. Actually, there isn't that many things coming from Foxconn on your board. All the caps, transistors, resistors, mosfets, etc are generally from other comapnies.
And I am not saying Foxconn can't make a good motherboard. It's just that I don't like their build quality. They can have good components, but maybe not attached very securley. ASUS will put that board together with the precision we want/need in our PCs. And, with Foxconn's social/legal problems, I'd rather not.
LauxHawk 1 year ago
I kind of like the layout but it needs to move the 4 pin connector so you can put on a big low profile heatsink.
crazyprime 1 year ago
fox...conn? wow, never heard of this brand ...
Tyrant444888 1 year ago
no thanks
Delus1on77 1 year ago
max memory is 4gb
getlow1985 1 year ago 2
manufacturers need to name/label their products better.
micro-atx is almost twice the size of a mini-itx board. this board is pretty much the balance point between the two, mini-dtx... a longer form of mini-itx with an extra slot available.
svndgrs 1 year ago
Kinda sucks but I guess it could be good fro some applications.
blakelocati 1 year ago
This is an excellent solution for an htpc. Considering the zotac mini atx boards are double the price.
You could have a nice htpc for Under $300 with this board. Lga 775 still has a market for htpc..
You dont need an i5\ or i7 to power and htpc.
notree666 1 year ago
It's max 4gbs.
xnick123 1 year ago
wth are the SATA ports doing over there lol
AgentHydra 1 year ago
it says 6 channel audio = 5.1 audio not 7.1
lanksta23 1 year ago 2
Its actually a mini DTX board, not a mATX
ShaTR2 1 year ago
@ShaTR2 it says matx near the serial 0:20
MJBDC07 1 year ago
@MJBDC07 yeah but its not. Technically, its 3mm out of spec, but i doubt that would stop it from fitting in any dtx case. For all intensive purposes, its a Mini-DTX board.
ShaTR2 1 year ago
I Would Like To Build A UMPC with This
pinkprince3000 1 year ago
Foxconn- Making products with broken hopes and dreams, and a couple of suicides along the way. Guaranteed!!
IBILacIKx 1 year ago
this is fantastic for a basic Media Center PC :)
thestjani94 1 year ago
Foxconn is a piece of shit company overworking their employees to death.
TheAmefist 1 year ago
Who's ready for a stiped down board!!
I wanna see some hands!
MechaNintendoMast 1 year ago
I don't do Foxconns this ones ok though.
MechaNintendoMast 1 year ago
My penis is bigger than that!
ForceOfWizardry 1 year ago
perfect for a htpc :)
pacsmile 1 year ago
They forgot to put an Apple logo on it
Amebixfan 1 year ago 36
@Amebixfan Amen to the truth
sashamaz 1 year ago
oh my gosh if you put a 5970 on here with an e4500 you get200 fps in crysis with this woo hoo
tndrckr 1 year ago
Good for a homemade server
pedro380085 1 year ago
Are you going to unboxing the MSI 870A-GD60 the one with the Lucid Hydra chipset?
CR9Compilations 1 year ago 2
@CR9Compilations Yes I will once I can get my hands on it.
LinusTechTips 1 year ago 6
@LinusTechTips Linus answer this question and you might be able to keep a subscriber...
THe question is
GOT MILK??? =)
raheemisbad 1 year ago
@LinusTechTips Any reason why you don't say the actual price of the product?
minteko 1 year ago
@minteko yo just google it
marco10125 1 year ago
@LinusTechTips Maybe get some info if their will be a better version of it? because specs say it doesnt work very well
2mustange 1 year ago
Linus if you think that is small and value unbox my motherboard it is a asus p5kpl am se, same features as this motherboard but it has more on it and around the same size . mine is smaller than a a4 sheet of paper length and width
THEMRJISHERE 1 year ago
2 x fan controlle at this board
barabasflorin 1 year ago
Really cheap.... $50..
pedro380085 1 year ago
no camera man?
FELIX0123 1 year ago
SLAP A 5970 IN THIS BAD BOY
manel0319 1 year ago 7
@manel0319 ew.
RequiemReaper 1 year ago
@manel0319 waste of money as the bus bandwidth will throttle it
LinuxGalore 1 year ago
ewww core 2..... WHY!
laservader1 1 year ago
@laservader1 i have a core 2 duo and its perfectly fine for gaming
mikey9890 1 year ago
@mikey9890 but why buy a new one? there are i5 or phenoms?
laservader1 1 year ago
This is actually FlexATX, not mATX.
TheGeek1028 1 year ago 2
not a solution for anything if u ask me
KAM75222 1 year ago
oh and - 4 GB 800/1066/1333 mhz ddr2
sweetypie000 1 year ago 2
Is there something like that but for AMD cpu???
error262 1 year ago
0:04 Outseehh?
LOL!
gameoflordfuckerhalo 1 year ago
damn that's cheap ! even in the UK omg !
sweetypie000 1 year ago
I used a super cheap Asrock N68-S Motherboard in my old gaming rig. It was awesome though =D Cost me 25 quid
nobodypersonsomeone 1 year ago
perfect for my next gaming pc
tech2kn0w 1 year ago
@tech2kn0w gaming pc?
laservader1 1 year ago
6 Channel Audio is not 7.1...it's 5.1 ;-)
Teddy1307 1 year ago 2
Where do you get money for all day unboxing video ?!
Shurick92 1 year ago
@Shurick92 he gets the parts free from his company, NCIX
fordfreak521 1 year ago
@Shurick92
they come from ncix where he works
delonh92 1 year ago
@Shurick92 he works for NCIX he just ask is boss and takes stuff from the warehouse
lordmat666 1 year ago
Linus, is supports up to 4gb in max. DDR2-800
WackoX1337 1 year ago 27
I bet these would be seen in schools
leimo25 1 year ago
I didn't realize how small it was until I saw the ddr2 slot.
4OhFour 1 year ago
富士康...
usernameofutube 1 year ago
This is smaller than microATX.
Nopiw 1 year ago
@Nopiw Nope. Micro-ATX is kind of only the mounting holes' positions.
Greathoof 1 year ago
@Greathoof Your comment doesn't make any sense.
btw, this board is 193mm x 173mm, while microATX is 244 mm × 244 mm... go figure
Nopiw 1 year ago
@Nopiw I meant that only the mounting holes matter much.
Btw, I can also check wikipedia, and I knew the dimensions of this (not hard to remember if you love these stuffs.)
Also, I checked wikipedia just for this ,and voila!
"The maximum size of a microATX motherboard is 244 mm x 244 mm, but some microATX boards can be as small as 171.45 mm x 171.45 mm." (Deleted imperial sizes)
To be specific, one of us should check the standard of this, if it exists. I'm too lazy now..
Greathoof 1 year ago
@Nopiw I found it. Wikipedia, check external links. Page nine(9), 2.1 are the MAXes, and there are no minimums.
Also, you can't make every mobo the same sized. Wouldn't really worth it.
Greathoof 1 year ago
my hand is bigger than that
Oldnite1994 1 year ago
By the way, this is a baby ATX, not Micro ATX. Micro is a lot larger.
a7x5631 1 year ago
The RAM Slot Looks Huge!
LynxAdvert 1 year ago 2
@LynxAdvert Haha indeed!
Anonymistheshiet 1 year ago
Foxconn isn't bad. They have many reliable motherboards. This one is just painful to look at though.
a7x5631 1 year ago
foxconn sucks
frozencold199 1 year ago
wow that motherboard is small even for micro atx it looks rather small also thats a nice mini itx board the ones ive seen suck yours seems to have a nice amount of features on it none the less i think ill stick to my atx mother board its an asus m4a78 plus in case you were wondering
rancorx 1 year ago
looks like it could fit inside the silverstone sg05 since it has 2 expansion slots
siralexu 1 year ago
Golly, I wish youtube would give me better quality over a shorter amount of time...
fuzzy987321 1 year ago
Why would anyone get this today? Socket 775 is way out of date and socket 775 CPUs are of awful value. This outdated board + an outdated Core 2 Duo costs about the same price as a brand new AM3 board with a Phenom II X3 which performs about the same as that Core 2 Duo, except it would include newer technologies and support DDR3 RAM (which is cheaper and superior to DDR2 RAM) and overall have a FAR better bang-for-your-buck.
PointCarpetMovies 1 year ago 3
@PointCarpetMovies Unless you buy a used CPU and a USED Motherboard. LGA 775 actually performs about the same in games as the newest CPU's. . .
vearheart42 1 year ago
@PointCarpetMovies i habe a S775 board with DDR3 Ram....
Superspemo 1 year ago
what is so specal at this motherboard
DaXpenneX 1 year ago
not worth it
frankieboie 1 year ago
What model was that Gigabyte board? Seems like a better idea for HTPC since it has more memory slots.
weggles 1 year ago
DDR2 800/667/533 x 1 DIMMs, Max 4GB
Animanga04 1 year ago
it supports up to 4 gigs of 800/667/553 mhz RAM
in case anyone is wondering, $57.41USD on usncixcom
forerunner5699 1 year ago
Could anyone here tell me if foxconn is a okey brand but just budget or just is that brand just plain bad ?
sarg1988 1 year ago
foxconn hardware is crap.Please dont buy that,ever.
Superspemo 1 year ago 10
@Superspemo foxconn manufacture lots of mobos, including asus .... I think
Ksquaredgaming 1 year ago
@Superspemo you do kno foxconn provide most components for major brands!
ReplicatorsReformed 1 year ago
@ReplicatorsReformed yes,for apple and so on.BUT,as an motherboard producer it sucks,we have a pc with foxconn board in it,absolutely NO overclocking features,and finding drivers took weeks. Also is the quality really bad .
Superspemo 1 year ago
@Superspemo It's the pc builders like Dell that lock out the overclocking features not the motherboard manufacturers. Also why the hell would you be trying to overclock on a board like this, it's just asking for trouble.
killforpie 1 year ago
@killforpie its nt a dell.regular pc.my mum was stupid and paid 400€...
Superspemo 1 year ago