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    Anyone remember Soyo Dragon boards? Now there was some pimped PCB's.
    I had this one in a windowed Lian Li aluminium case back in the day.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Darxide View Post
    Anyone remember Soyo Dragon boards? Now there was some pimped PCB's.
    I had this one in a windowed Lian Li aluminium case back in the day.
    Oh boy look at that power connector. What a terrible location.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Darxide View Post
    Anyone remember Soyo Dragon boards? ...
    I had a different board with white PCB, a Sapphire Socket 939 board which was almost a direct clone of a DFI board but with even more memory voltage available The older boards really looked quite nice - even when Gigabyte got their colours from an email meant for the watalotigot factory and used it for their motherboards



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    More AIBs should make white PCBs

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    Quote Originally Posted by RVWinkle View Post
    Oh boy look at that power connector. What a terrible location.
    That was more the norm in those days, made cabling an even greater challenge
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    The Asrock motherboards with the cards to allow the use of a different CPU socket (and memory type in the AM2 upgrade) always intrigued me.

    462 to 754


    754 to 939


    939 to AM2


    Quite a few jumpers needed moving on the motherboards, but once done, you just ran it in a system like this:


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