Originally posted by: stevejst
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If you have just an inch better patience you can get much better board than that at newegg refurbished section. What is the rush?
Originally posted by: stevejst
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If you have just an inch better patience you can get much better board than that at newegg refurbished section. What is the rush?
Any way, good deal if you want to take the risk. A friend of mine bought a refurb 8KHA+ and we watched in horror as it went up in smoke. Lucky the PC2100 I loaned him to test the board wasn't burned up. Scary stuff.
think it will be pretty tough to find urself a kt266a abit or epox board at $31. sure the kt266a board are better performance wise... but they hardly blow the sis735 boards outta the water... and for the price... the ecs board, u get onboard lan and the flexiblity of using sdr or ddr.
Originally posted by: stevejst
Ok Spanky, you got me. I am going to buy one. Thanks.
Same here except that it had several bent case and speaker pins. They were easily straightened and the board works great so far.I bought one a couple of weeks ago refurbed, came with everything, cables, manual, the mb was still sealed in the anti-static bag, not bad for $31
Nope, Newegg piles up the RMAs and then adds them to their refurb section. Best we can tell they don't do any testing.When they are 12 of them it means they came from manufacturer. The risks are low.
Originally posted by: bcmind
am i the only one who got a bad refurb epox 8k7a from newegg last week??
Originally posted by: CheapTOFU
Well, I don't think it's a good mobo.. it works just fine when it's new...
but I heard ppl say @amd*b.com that this board requires a good PSU and RAM or it won't work...
Also, it won't oc very well..
Originally posted by: spankyOO7
Originally posted by: bcmind
am i the only one who got a bad refurb epox 8k7a from newegg last week??
mine was good