Let's see what mobo's we are all running nowadays. Name 'em, link 'em and show 'em off.

Leadtek WinFast K7NCR18D-Pro

ASUS P4B533-E

Chaintech 7njs

nice yellow

ur mobo looks like a hotdog stand bun warmer

A7N266-C

k72n from msi

Soltek 75FRN2-L

DFI AD75 (Second Machine)

Asus A7N8X Deluxe revision 1.04

Albatron KX400-8X

AX4B Pro-533

man that black board is phat. aopen scores one with that

Some hate AOpen, I have never had a problem with them

Got me some custom boot screens as well, the info is wrong as it's just a preview but that's how they look at post...

Mine:


The SO's:

Abit KX7-333

http://www.abit.com.tw/abitweb/webjsp/engl...EL_NAME=KX7-333

gigabyte 7ZX-E

That third one of yours looks a lot like an ECS K7S5A, Ace. I had one of those for a couple of days, but it didn't like my TBird C 1.0GHz (wouldn't run at 133/133), so I got rid of it. Saved myself a lot of frustration.

Sweet stowman, that is one of my personal favorite mobos.

well, heres mine....THANX PEEPS




nice and PURPLE...

~sid~ that is cool looking, Who makes it???

ECS - Elitegroup

its rock solid stable as well...

ASUS A7N8X Deluxe and ABIT IC7

A7V rev. 1.02 rockstable

Gigabyte GA-7VAXP Ultra



Alister

How is that motherboard alister? I'v heared stuff about

I love it and it is loaded with features I have not had any problems with it. No crashes, very stable. What have you heard about it (good or bad)?

Alister

soyo filver edition.

MSt k7t Turbo 2 (dieing)

MSI KT3 Ultra2 with Raid
My Motherboard Page (image)

Here's mine, only difference is Mine's the A7V-133c not just the 133.


And the Gigabyte board at home, GA-7ZXR
[img]http://www.anandtech.com/showimage.html?u=http://images.anandtech.com/reviews/Motherboards/Gigabyte/7ZXR22/big.jpg[/img]

http://www.anandtech.com/showimage.html?u=.../7ZXR22/big.jpg

neat

agree with that one. very lovely mobo indeed.
upgrade round the corner for me though. will let you know what will be built

My latest mobo, it's replacing my Asus A7N8X Deluxe, which has been RMAed again:

What is it Idonyo?
oh almost for forgot.....



Soyo KT600 Plus
It was an offer I couldnt refuse so so I tried it.....goodbuy nforce.

Ooops, my bad.

It's a Biostar M7CND Pro. nForce2 400 Ultra chipset, no RAID, no SATA. Just builtin LAN, a top FSB of 250MHz, adjustable Northbridge voltage (1.6V - 1.9V in .1V increments), adjustable AGP voltage (1.5V - 1.8V in .1V increments), adjustable DRAM voltage (2.5V - 2.8V in .1V increments), and adjustable VCore (up to 2.0V in .025V increments).

Not terrible for $72, plus NewEgg will add an additional year of warranty coverage for $5. Given my history (I had to RMA the replacement for my Asus A7N8X I received in July. The IDE controller died) with the nForce2 chipset, I took the extended coverage.

How do you like the Biostar mobo? Do you recommend it? I've seen it on newegg and was tempted to buy it but I don't know anything about Biostar motherboards.

Plain old Asus A7N8X Deluxe rev 1.04. Nothing fancy about its appearance. Does the job though.

Asus A7S333
(just for a couple more days)

What he said!
Sweet board though, had no problems at all with it, and fast as you like!

ABIT IS7 865PE

do you know if these custom boots are available for ABIT ?
where did you get it from ?

I am also interested in the custom boot screens??????

Here's Mine:

Soyo SY-K7V DRAGON Plus w/an Athlon 2100+ (Palomino)

Is that Soyo a decent board? I've been looking at the prices on them because If I can't get my XP stable in my A7V-133c I'm going to be forced to break down and buy a new board and ram. I just want some user feedback on what is going to be a good cost effective upgrade.

This is the original Soyo DRAGON+ board... it's got the KT-266 chipset on it, and a lot of on-board features. The only thing sticking out of the board right now is the video card. The on-board NIC is the standard RealTek 10/100 and has never hiccupped. The on-board USB runs fine. And the on-board sound system (SPDIF inputs/outputs and 5.1 surround capable) is a dream - big noticeable difference between that and my old SoundBlaster AWE-64 Gold.

The on-board Promise IDE/RAID controller runs like a champ as well. I've got it running in IDE mode (non-RAID) and have 3 more drives (removeable chassis) hung on it - never a problem, except when I boot down to ME to use my scanner... I just pull the drives and it's good to go.

Flat-out, the thing runs like a champ and I've never had stability problems with it. The XP 2100+ is the max CPU it'll take (after a BIOS flash, it'll take either Palomino or T-bred).

My only issues with the board are how close the caps are to the CPU socket... made installing my initial Dragon Orb a little tough. The new CoolerMaster currently on there is fine though, clearance-wise.

The newer versions of the DRAGON line are top-notch as well. But I can't imagine stability issues with the ASUS boards... especially the A7V series. I have an A7V266-C running in my server/router/gateway machine and it's absolutely bullet-proof.

Hope that helps.

This is what I'm looking at after Christmas.

An ECS K7S5A, sadly. Don't have enough money to throw around these days.