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Motherboards MSI Big Bang-XPower

Discussion in 'Hardware' started by Ricky_005, 30 Jun 2010.

  1. Ricky_005

    Ricky_005 What's a Dremel?

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    Never have owned a MSI product.
    Interested in the MSI board!
    Yet mainstream online reviewer seem to be ignoring the new MSI Big Bang-XPower

    No overclocking for me, just need a fast, reliable and "stable" i7 workstation board :thumb:

    Only conclusion I can come to is pass on this one!
     
  2. Ricky_005

    Ricky_005 What's a Dremel?

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    Guess no one has Interest in the Big Bang?
     
  3. Bloody_Pete

    Bloody_Pete Technophile

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    The tech in it is too new, as the BT review proved. IMO it needs 6 months to mature before you should consider it. And why are you specifically looking at this board?
     
  4. Ricky_005

    Ricky_005 What's a Dremel?

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    No review by BT yet..... Still Waiting :eyebrow:
     
  5. Ricky_005

    Ricky_005 What's a Dremel?

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    Anyone own the Board?

    Please give input if so.....:worried:
     
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    Lizard @ Scan R&D

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    We do have a sample here in the CPC/BT lab but it's in the middle of a very long to do list.
     
  7. Bloody_Pete

    Bloody_Pete Technophile

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    I was getting it confused with the Hydra board. Why not get an Rampage 3 Extreme?
     
  8. Ricky_005

    Ricky_005 What's a Dremel?

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    I'm more interested in building a workstation for stability, reliability and future upgrades! I do like the idea of all x16 slots which will give me flexibility in future upgrades.

    The Asus workstation boards have been on the market for sometime I know. But they haven't been revised with the latest Tech as of yet. They are due for a Update, but once they do, bios support will end for the older Asus WS boards. I dont want to own a board that Bios support will end in the near future.

    MSI should have a winner here if they can get there bios tweaked for stability & Performance. If I purchase the X-Power I sorta feel that I am taking some what of a gamble that MSI will get the Bios straightened out. There are a few reviews which seem to be showing problems on the performance level. I would like to know if the stability will be high based on there board design :worried:. I am assuming they, MSI are capable and willing to get these performance problems solved through Bios updates.

    I feel like MSI may be telling the main stream reviewing sites to hold off on there reviews until they get this new board straightened out. I could be wrong though, MSI may be planning on shafting the new owners. I hope I am wrong on this assessment.

    :rolleyes:
     
  9. murraynt

    murraynt Modder

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    If your not going to be overclocking the most boards will be 99 Percent stable nowadays.
    Buying this board for your needs is like having tits on a nun in my opinion.
    Did you think about one of the gigabyte boards?They are excellent boards and have be proven to be stable
     
  10. Ricky_005

    Ricky_005 What's a Dremel?

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    Tits on a Young and Tender Nun sounds very tempting.........:naughty:

    Show me a board with the same config as the X-Power for the same price and I will look at it! There are no Manufactures making a board with a configuration close to this for the same price!

    I hear what your saying ....... but if the MSI is a stable and performing board why not Go with it?
     
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