Poll: Poll: Best, most stable "aftermarket" mobo you've seen in the history of overclocking?

[atomicbomberman]

Well, that saids it all, my personal favorate is the Abit CUSL2, I can't complain about it's oc ability or its stability.

 

[Wik]

Abit? I think you mean ASUS.

 

[Muhaha]

Checkout the Asus P3V4X, it's extremely versitile.

 

[sparrow18]

I'll say the Abit BX6 Rev.2 MOBO
that's the most stable 440BX chipset, and do not have the un-mature VIA chipset problem!

 

[Bigdude]

Abit BH6 rev1.01

 

[kimber]

till they get the 815e's little bugs worked out i would say a 440bx board like the asus p3bf or on of abits fine offerings.

 

[Citadel]

Soyo 5EHM, K6-2 300 to 550 Mhz........ just kidding!

 

[AdamK47]

Considering most end users have only used a few motherboards, I don't see how these can be an accurate assessments.

 

[AndyHui]

The KING of overclocking boards: the original ASUS P55T2P4.

 

[leeber303]

I like the ASUS P3V4X board, or any VIA board for that matter

 

[JmsAndrsn]

I would vote for the ASUS P3B-F. Too bad it doesn't have more(and higher) bus speeds available.

 

[Maniac9127]

How about: None of the above because all the systems I have ever had have been more stable than, uh, something really stable. Or something. I've never had an "unstable" system, so it doesn't matter who made the 'board.

 

[frustrated2]

The gigabyte via based socket 370 board (I don't know the model number)is rock stable. I would have to say the CUSL2 is rock as well

What bugs is it that everyone is talking about with the 815e chipset this thing has been awesome and I don't see any bugs to speak of ???

 

[Valvoline6]

My Asus CUSL2 system is by far the most stable I have owned or used and that includes: IBM, HP, AST, and Micron.

 

[Valvoline6]

My Asus CUSL2 system is by far the most stable I have owned or used and that includes: IBM, HP, AST, and Micron.

 

[BaconBit]

Ths ABIT BF6 is everything the BE6-II wished it could be. NO buggy ATA hotrod drivers & an extra PCI slot. Plus you cant beat all the fsb settings in the softmenu III.