Foxconn NF4 Ultra?

[Thurgo0dy]

Has anyone tried the new NF4 Ultra mobo from foxconn? link It's real cheap compared to other nf4 ultra boards too.

 

[Chinoman]

Cheaper at Monarch

 

[FastEddie]

The two are different boards Chinoman, the Monarch version being MicroATX.

 

[ChineseDemocracyGNR]

The Monarch link is a different board.

About overclocking: http://www.ocworkbench.com/ocw...hp?/topic/1/11057.html

And a review:
http://www.ocworkbench.com/200...fast%20NF4UK8AA/g1.htm

 

[Chinoman]

Whoops, srry. But might wanna look at the Monarch one also. It's pretty good for $100.

 

[robtk3]

There's only two dimms on the Monarch one. Does anybody know about this brand in general?

 

[Showtime]

From what I read at ocworkbench, it oc's like the chaintech mobo did initially. It needs a bios update. People are using the clockgen to oc it. If foxconn does the bios update and the board runs stable, it will be good times for us people trying to save a buck. $255 for a boxed 3000+/ FoxconnNF4 at monarch.

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[Trente]

This is the first NF4 Ultra board I've seen, that follows nVidia's reference design.

 

[Thurgo0dy]

Originally posted by: Trente
This is the first NF4 Ultra board I've seen, that follows nVidia's reference design.

Is that a good thing?

 

[Trente]

Originally posted by: Thurgo0dy

Originally posted by: Trente
This is the first NF4 Ultra board I've seen, that follows nVidia's reference design.

Is that a good thing?

It is in a way, since nVidia knows best how to implement its chips, right? I guess that is one of the reasons this board is cheap; the manufacturer doesn't have to come up with a design of his own: it cuts down the cost leading to a cost-effective product.

 

[Zap]

AFAIK the mATX version doesn't have as many OC features in BIOS.