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9th Jun 2006, 12:11
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Pewlius Caesar
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ASUS shows off M2R32-MVP Deluxe mobo
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9th Jun 2006, 17:56
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Whooolapoook
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Why do ASUS use so many putrid looking PCB's?
They offer top of the line performance so why not go with some more snazzy colours?
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9th Jun 2006, 17:58
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Indeed, the A8N32-SLI has a very cool looking black PCB. Of course it's one of their few mobos that isn't actually all that brilliant.
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9th Jun 2006, 18:07
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My only big complaint with the A8N32 is the slot layout. It sucks.
Aside, from that, it's not given me any problems. Pity Asus couldn't have put 8-phase power on the Socket 939 R580 board... 
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16th Jun 2006, 03:58
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What's a Dremel?
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Release?
Has anyone heard of a release date?
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