Review Sneek Peek - EZ is it?

[FarFarAway]

Coming up

 

[markkleb]

That looks like a great idea, wonder why it took so long to implement?

 

[ai_01]

obviously a mobo, im guessin asus?

 

[deathwish]

its a cmos reset switch on a asus board i am guesing

 

[mrapoc]

Well if you look, the ez cmos clearer is actually included on the board as stock, so its a motherboard inc. cmos clearer

 

[Mullet]

Asus commando?

 

[nathan]

kemps going commando?

 

[llwyd]

If it werent a hole-in-8 it would be a hole-? ...... then 32 multiplications and then take that to its MAXimum

 

[Phnom_Penh]

Abit tbh.

 

[Toxcity]

ASUS TBH!

 

[JN]

Abit tbh.

Where's the cookies

 

[equk]

looks like it would be EZ to snap off

 

[Phnom_Penh]

looks like it would be EZ to snap off

That type of switch is quite hard to knock off. You'd kinda hope you wouldn't have to use it too often though .

 

[Ham]

Didn't some of the DFI 939 LPs have reset cmos switches?

 

[darkorb]

not sure which mobo it specifically is, but asus has a mobo with the cmos switch on the back of the mobo, so 100% its asus, unless some1 else came out with something just like it..

 

[NickS]

It's an ASUS

 

[Ham]

Its an Abit IN9 X32 Max.

 

[Phnom_Penh]

It's an ASUS

Its an Abit IN9 X32 Max.

 

[mVp24]

I didnt read the thread so I ono if it's been said but i guarantee that it's the Abit IN9x32MAX

WOOOOTOOTTT

*no promises about how sure I am

 

[equk]

That type of switch is quite hard to knock off. You'd kinda hope you wouldn't have to use it too often though .

I was thinking it could be easy to snap off on the backplate when you mount the mobo etc

Also for those people hunting round the back for a usb connection, wouldn't take much to switch it by accident or break it if you're heavy handed