Motherboards Nicely coloured motherboards.

For what?

 

For nicely colored P55 mobos.

 

I never wanted to be this guy. But I feel I must.



I know that Gigabyte do nice blue boards, I have mentioned this. Black would be all right, but it's not original, it's not colourful and they're not even black, they're dark brown.

Please read all above post for further info.

Thanks anyway.

 

That was a little rude dude!

 

I know, I just dropped in in fact, you caught me red handed, you sly devil. With that said:

+ Rep

And look into ECS, Jetway, AsRock, Biostar, and Foxconn.

Although they are still brown/black based they do have colorful PCI-E slots.

 

I didn't mean to be rude. If you feel I've been rude Elton, then I am sorry.

 

No problem, in fact props to you for insight(already repped).

 

Yeah, thanks for that man

 

Where the manufacturers fail, you come in:

http://forums.bit-tech.net/showthread.php?t=94275

Do eeet

 

I can't see any of the finished pictures on page 4

 

Black...Asus P7P55D.
Wish they either made graphics cards with blue on, i.e 5xxx series or have red teracking.

 

Unfortunately, its not black, it's actually very dark brown. You can see this in some pictures and a another person on the forums has confirmed this.

I am not looking for black motherboards. I think it's a shame that black is the only colour available (and blue from Gigabyte). More info in the above posts.

 

I have 3 boards, Red, Purple and Yellow, suckers

 

That's more like it!

What socket mate?

 

Also something that may interest you -> http://forums.bit-tech.net/showthread.php?t=94275

 

Yeah I've seen that, but I can't see the pictures of the finished product on page 4. Also, I wouldn't be able to see the route tracing, which for some reason is quite important to me.

That, and I don't want to void my warranty.

Thanks anyway though.

 

Try more recent threads, or try google. The pics were cool when they worked, even if people's opinions were pretty much "coolest thing ever" or "keep this man away from motherboards".