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PC eye · 06-24-2008, 01:27 AM

Asus apparently suffered from popularity and increased demand and now seems to be slacking off in the board department while focusing on other things like video cards. Here I've seen some of the best results running MSI cards over Asus for sure there. I ran into on one build going through three separate cards and not have the old MSI FX5200 instead of an ATI 9550 in use on one case.

DFI often saw an edge over Abit even 7-8yrs back. At one point the toss was between DFI Lanparty and MSI Neo, Platimum models. Gigabyte came in as another contender as a possible substitute again for Asus. Feature wise however Asus, Gigabyte, and MSI seem to hold the lead with DFI shortly behind.

06-24-2008, 01:27 AM	#14 (permalink)
PC eye banned Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Inside a pc Posts: 20,803	Asus apparently suffered from popularity and increased demand and now seems to be slacking off in the board department while focusing on other things like video cards. Here I've seen some of the best results running MSI cards over Asus for sure there. I ran into on one build going through three separate cards and not have the old MSI FX5200 instead of an ATI 9550 in use on one case. DFI often saw an edge over Abit even 7-8yrs back. At one point the toss was between DFI Lanparty and MSI Neo, Platimum models. Gigabyte came in as another contender as a possible substitute again for Asus. Feature wise however Asus, Gigabyte, and MSI seem to hold the lead with DFI shortly behind.