Thread: AMD Athinai Motherboards

However, choosing a board from the vast range of AMD motherboards out there is certainly a daunting task. Its all too easy to select an incompatible or badly projected motherboard that will cause slow downs or system failures when you set up your new pc.

Here's a personal list of the top 5 AMD Athlon motherboards which I'd advocate. Check them out - they're awesome motherboards which will last you a long time.
ASUS A8N-SLI

The ASUS P5ND2-SLI Deluxe is an all new AMD 64-bit Socket 939 program which gives leading operation with multimedia applications. With SLI PCI Express graphics, Serial ATA RAID, dual Ethernet, 6-channel audio, IEEE 1394, USB2.0 - you can just ideate what power you can get out of this one.

MSI K7N2G-ILSR

The MSI K7N2G-ILSR provides ard offers a combination of performance and tractability at a reasonable price. All you need is built in: AGP 8X, Serial ATA RAID, dual Ethernet, 6-channel audio, IEEE 1394, USB2.0 and the nForce2 structured graphics processor. Highly advocated.

Chaintech SK8T800

Chaintech has always made select motherboards and the SK8T800 is no exception. A Socket 754 platform, this board provides AGP 4X/8X support and incorporates a long list of sports. It has performed very well in diverse benchmark tests too. Overall, a solid motherboard at a very good price.

ABIT NF7-S2

The ABIT NF7-S2 is designed with the overclassify in mind. Standard stuff is all there: AGP 8x, dual-channel DDR, Serial ATA, 6 channel audio with Dolby Digital 5.1, USB 2.0 and IEEE 1394. Do take note that you buy a board that is version 1.2 or mellower. Overclocking was touted to be problem in sooner versions.

Gigabyte GA-K8U

The Gigabyte GA-K8U defends great value for money. Run an AMD Athlon 64 processor with DDR400 memory, SATA hard drive, AGP 8X video, built-in audio sound and high up speed USB 2.0 confirm. This Socket 754 board is best suited for those on a budget but who still want great carrying out.