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April 5th 06, 11:33 PM
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Epox Mobos?
My current self-built system has an Epox Mobo (from 2002), and because
it's been good to me, I was planning to use an Epox in a custom-built system for a client. However, I've found that none of the retail chains (CompUSA, Microcenter, Fry's, &c.) carry Epox Mobos anymore. Why not? Are they no longer consiered high quality? Should I go instead for an ASUS or other brand? I am planning to build an AMD CPU-based mainstream PC for clients who may want to use Photoshop for digital photography, but otherwise are "Word-and-Email-only" users. Also, any opinions on which chipset is best, VIA or nForce, and which BIOS is superior, Award or AMI? Thanks ahead. -- Dave 
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April 6th 06, 03:58 AM
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Epox Mobos?
On Wed, 05 Apr 2006 22:33:49 GMT, Dave Hardenbrook
wrote: My current self-built system has an Epox Mobo (from 2002), and because it's been good to me, I was planning to use an Epox in a custom-built system for a client. However, I've found that none of the retail chains (CompUSA, Microcenter, Fry's, &c.) carry Epox Mobos anymore. Why not? Are they no longer consiered high quality? Should I go instead for an ASUS or other brand? I am planning to build an AMD CPU-based mainstream PC for clients who may want to use Photoshop for digital photography, but otherwise are "Word-and-Email-only" users. Have you ever known chains to carry anything that wasn't either the most popular or cheapest; that's why. I'm typing on an Epox ep9npa+ultra and it has been cranking it out since December, thank you very much.
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April 7th 06, 01:03 AM
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Epox Mobos?
Epox make excellent motherboards. you can buy them at Newegg.com
"Dave Hardenbrook" wrote in message .net... My current self-built system has an Epox Mobo (from 2002), and because it's been good to me, I was planning to use an Epox in a custom-built system for a client. However, I've found that none of the retail chains (CompUSA, Microcenter, Fry's, &c.) carry Epox Mobos anymore. Why not? Are they no longer consiered high quality? Should I go instead for an ASUS or other brand? I am planning to build an AMD CPU-based mainstream PC for clients who may want to use Photoshop for digital photography, but otherwise are "Word-and-Email-only" users. Also, any opinions on which chipset is best, VIA or nForce, and which BIOS is superior, Award or AMI? Thanks ahead. -- Dave
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