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    Question ABIT or ASUS motherboard?

    I am in the market to buy a motherboard, and I am torn between getting an ABIT or an ASUS motherboard....any suggestions, and why?
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    In the Past, we always used Abit(LX6, BX6, BH6, BE6-2 raid excpet for workstations, where we used Asus P2B-s. Now that Slot one has gone bye bye, we use the Asus CUSL2-C for PIII and P4T for P4's. Have not tried the Abit P4 board, but all reviews say the Asus is easily the best P4 on the market, and we love the CUSL2-c. As for AMD boards, I will defer to the much more knowledgable AMD users than myself, although a vast majority of them do seem to prefer the Abit KT7A- raid.
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    True....I am using it for an AMD 1.4ghz chip
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    Abit kt7a with or without raid is the best board out there for AMD. Asus is supposed to release a new board that is supposed to be comparable. For now at least Abit is on top.
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    So what's the new Asus mobo that's coming out which would be comparable, need to know coz i'm going for a TBird too.
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    Cool

    In my opinion they are both great. Choose the manufacturer based on which one produces a board that matches what you need. <IMG SRC="smilies/cool.gif" border="0">
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    KT7A-RAID for SDRAM or KG7-RAID for DDR. Both Abits

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    KT7A-RAID agreeeeeed <IMG SRC="smilies/smile.gif" border="0">
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    I like abits or asus. Lately though, I think Abit has had a quality/reliablity control problem with some of their models. We've sent alot more for warranty lately under 1 year than we've had with either asus, giga-byte, msi or matsonic. If this continues, we will stop promoting abit altogether. <IMG SRC="smilies/frown.gif" border="0">

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    Both are excellent ones. The best.

    If I had to choose between these two, I'd go for an Asus one. No particular reason. I just prefer Asus.
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    Does anyone have a link for a review of the Abit KG7-RAID for DDR?

    Been looking and haven't found one yet...

    Thanks in advance....
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    Not seen a review yet, but the KG7-RAID product overview is HERE

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