Abit NF7-S2

jmke · 15th August 2004, 02:49

With Socket 939 motherboards and processors now available, less computer enthusiasts are focusing on Socket A (462) solutions for their computers. As with all new technologies, Socket 939 peripherals are quite pricy, so a large majority hasn’t yet abandoned Socket A. While the demand for these motherboards is decreasing, manufacturers are giving socket A (462) a last go before its completely obsolete. What we have for you to take a look at today is the NF7-S2 from Abit USA.

http://www.phoronix.com/vr.php?view=797

I loved the NF7-S, but it lacked power in the VDDR department

15th August 2004, 22:54

I just don't believe they even dare to call this mobo NF7-S2.

The NF7-S is a great board and not only for overclocking! But what the hell happened? Why do they release this board? I'm so dissapointed in Abit.

jmke · 15th August 2004, 23:15

probably either:
a) budget NF7 board
b) needs a BIOS update

16th August 2004, 09:17

Only 1 phase power circuit

. No way this thing can power an OC'ed CPU.

15th August 2004, 02:49	#1
jmke Madshrimp Join Date: May 2002 Location: 7090/Belgium Posts: 79,021	Abit NF7-S2 With Socket 939 motherboards and processors now available, less computer enthusiasts are focusing on Socket A (462) solutions for their computers. As with all new technologies, Socket 939 peripherals are quite pricy, so a large majority hasn’t yet abandoned Socket A. While the demand for these motherboards is decreasing, manufacturers are giving socket A (462) a last go before its completely obsolete. What we have for you to take a look at today is the NF7-S2 from Abit USA. http://www.phoronix.com/vr.php?view=797 I loved the NF7-S, but it lacked power in the VDDR department __________________

15th August 2004, 23:15	#3
jmke Madshrimp Join Date: May 2002 Location: 7090/Belgium Posts: 79,021	probably either: a) budget NF7 board b) needs a BIOS update __________________

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15th August 2004, 22:54	#2
Laagvliegerke Posts: n/a	I just don't believe they even dare to call this mobo NF7-S2. The NF7-S is a great board and not only for overclocking! But what the hell happened? Why do they release this board? I'm so dissapointed in Abit.

16th August 2004, 09:17	#4
wutske Posts: n/a	Only 1 phase power circuit . No way this thing can power an OC'ed CPU.