What's your favourite mobo brand?

[NickS]

Poll baby, w00t.

I said MSI, EPoX, Giga-Byte, and eVGA.

I've had great experiences with all 4 and plan to keep buying from them in the future.

 

[Dav0s]

gigabyte ive only had good experiences with

 

[ai_01]

dfi, asus and abit

 

[FarFarAway]

OK who said gigabyte?

Come on own up!

 

[Dav0s]

i already have :/

 

[SuB]

Asus for my 939 Sli Premium board and MSI for my old K7N2Delta-L *fanstastic board* and my old KT400 which was my first ever personally owned motherboard!

any other boards i've used seem to develop faults or go pop

so i built systems around MSI, till i went 939 and this mobo loves me that i got now yey

 

[JN]

DFI ftw, but i sincerely hope that abit make a comeback.

 

[NickS]

OK who said gigabyte?

Come on own up!

Giga-Byte rapes, wtf? My old board, now Davos' board fkin OWNZ. Stable, OC's, and just is plain 'ole r0x0r on a PCB.

 

[Ham]

I dont see how you can bundel 'value' boards together. My old ECS board was ok, not great, and my ASRock is a fine piece of kit. And afaki pcchips boards work, thats about it.

 

[PV5150]

DFI, MSI and ASUS

 

[WC Annihilus]

Ditto to PV's plus epox just for the heck of it (and of course I only have experience with one of those )

 

[NickS]

To be honest I've never had an ASUS board. I could try one out, I have a new OEM ASUS A8N-SLi sitting here but it's FS and it'd be a PITA.

Nick

 

[FragTek]

I put down EPoX as my fav

 

[NickS]

I put down EPoX as my fav

w00t for EPoX

 

[MeltedDuron]

I'm down for epox, asus and abit... gotta love NF2 and P4GD1's lol...

 

[mrbeef]

dfi without a doubt

 

[werty316]

I would probably say DFI but since I never own/used one MSI is my choice as I use to own a Neo2 Plat and loved it.

 

[kawasakiguy37]

MSI and ASUS

 

[PV5150]

WOW! DFI and MSI neck-n-neck, I didn't see that coming (perhaps DFI and Asus). I guess Abit's performance of late has hurt them, and that's why they're lagging so far behind...pity, they made some nice boards in the past.

 

[Das Capitolin]

I build as many systems as I can using Foxconn. They are built so solid, I would be surprised if they weren't the most dependable boards on the market. They aren't for extreme enthusiasts, however.