Abit an7 VS nf7-s ??

[Soulkeeper]

is there any real difference between these boards ?
can i just veiw the an7 as an update to the nf7-s and thus an overclocker's dream ?

 

[lbmcleod]

Here is a good review highlighting the differences

The AN7 basically has the u-guru chip added, colour coded connectors, quite a few components on the mobo moved around, andf a EPoX-style debug LED connector added onto the board.

 

[Soulkeeper]

hmm looks good
i might get one

 

[Jeff7]

Browse the forums at AMDMB too - I've read rumors of some bugs with the AN7, and that it was rushed to market before it was ready. The 2.0 NF7-S is a good board; even the 1.2 works fine, but I don't think that it has official 400FSB support.

 

[Elcs]

Originally posted by: Jeff7
Browse the forums at AMDMB too - I've read rumors of some bugs with the AN7, and that it was rushed to market before it was ready. The 2.0 NF7-S is a good board; even the 1.2 works fine, but I don't think that it has official 400FSB support.

Ive heard very little positive input as regards to the AN7, mainly highlighting what Jeff7 mentioned briefly. My NF7-S Rev 2.0 is a very nice board, only things holding back my new mobile barton are my ears (dont like loud fans) and my wallet.

Do a little search on these forums on the NF7-S and you should find quite a lot of useful information.

 

[Soulkeeper]

yeah i owned an nf7-s
i liked that board, it was one of the best boards i've ever owned
then i drilled a hole in it on accident

i just need a replacement board and was wondering how good the an7 was

thanks everyone

 

[hytek369]

NF7-S

 

[First]

The AN7 is a great board and is virtually identical to the NF7-S, save for some minor component relayout and uGuru.

 

[ShinSa]

I'd get the NF7S, just until AN7 becomes more mature. AN7 2.0 maybe....

 

[ShinSa]

double post...