If you don't need Xfire or SLI then this is the mobo to get!

Can U tell me what is the max stable freq that U get with this board? Thanks!

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Originally Posted by Trunks

Damn thats a nice board
Now Im stuck to choice a mobo;
The Gigabyte GA-MA69G-S3H or the Biostar TA 690G :shrug:

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Get the BIOSTAR, believe me.... the bios options are more than enough for overclocking purposes. Plus... better bios support. And it's cheap.

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Originally Posted by fakhrain

Plus... better bios support

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thats a joke right,while biostars bios's have plenty of options, their bios's are horrible, after the first release of the bios on my board they took out some of the oc options and the bios's are buggy as hell when i set my async latency it doesn't even set

As far as I hear the bios settings for the ta690g don't work with the rev. after 427. Before 427 the board seems to have problems with the igp.
Anyone else has this gigabyte mobo? I would really love to see some tests on it and the vcore variations. Same goes to the Biostar board. Never saw anyone talking about how stable is the vcore.

SnipingWaste have u already tested this mobo more carefull?

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Originally Posted by Phlash

Avoid DFI if you're going with Brisbane, the headaches of getting them to work with the damn 65nm processors are more than its worth.

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Now this isnt a problem. In most of shops u can buy DFI with up to date BIOS, with is recognize Bri. But if u get your mobo without updated BIOS, just borrow Windsor or Sempron from somewhere for 1h and make BIOS update.