Reply With QuoteAbit, as a manufacturer and some 4 years or so that "hill", another thing is to close the bracket drivers from their website, the last thing I remember was fabricate boards with P45 chipset and X38
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Abit gone I read the news today that abit is closing: Exclusive: ABIT closing doors on December 31st STI I have not (or never had) an ABIT board (although he was always among the candidates), i have an old plate missing EPOX (8KTA3 + PRO). Epox only tell you that when going to disappear, I was browsing the download servers several locations of epox for the FTP download. to my surprise I found new bios versions (alpha) never officially released, bringing some very interesting things so this message for those who have abit: try to compile what they can, before they turn off their servers!
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Abit, as a manufacturer and some 4 years or so that "hill", another thing is to close the bracket drivers from their website, the last thing I remember was fabricate boards with P45 chipset and X38
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Exactly, it seems that what the web is definitely closed, as a manufacturer of plates and closed, I do not even want to imagine how many people will have to format disks and do not be ...
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I still remember my first ABIT, a BF6 ... 28000 pesetas in the old days. And do not even want to tell my Dual VP6, yes it was the pear, in his time, of course .
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