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Thread: What's the best 939 OCing AGP board???

  1. 05-09-2005, 05:44 PM #1
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    What's the best 939 OCing AGP board???

    Just woundering what you extremist think the best bet for a 939 agp board is to go with a venice. I'am not ready for sli or pci-x just yet so I'am going to stick with agp for alittle while longer.
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    VOTE: NEO2 Platinum

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    Neo2 even tho its a little tricky to get it running right heh
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    MSI neo 2 platinum without question is the best!!!
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    I had Neo2
    But I think mine was a defective sample
    Sometimes I lost the overclocking power
    A setting was good and rock solid, and then later it wasnt. I suspected the vdimm fluctuation, cause I got strange readings with a multimeter.

    Then it started not working at stock settings, and would play dead. If i wait next day, the board would work for 1 hour or more. Really strange problems, anyway I got rid of the board and the problems, the other hardware parts were always ok.

    Neo2 should be a good board, many had good experiences with it.
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    So no one like the epox 939 board's?


    But then again I did ask for the vote of a best.
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    The Epox seems OK according to a post in this thread by VoG.

    Indeed if you read his post, it seems similar to the MSI.

    I suppose the advantage of the MSI is the fan base it has, that has given rise to many modded BIOS's tweaks etc.

    Start here with the MSI tweaks.
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    Neo2 hands down.

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  12. 05-10-2005, 12:38 PM #12
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    OK what about for pci-x but no SLI mode?
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  13. 05-10-2005, 02:48 PM #13
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    dfi lanparty nf4-ultra D but u mine as well get the sli board for future upgradeability
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