Any1 have experience with the ECS NF650iSLIT-A (V1.0) LGA 775

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NJNETSFAN

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I'm just wondering what everyone thinks of that mobo. I'm looking at that mb or a the Gigabyte DS3, but I'm trying to steer away from the DS3 because it doesn't support 1333FSB(only rev 3.3 does and I'm not guaranteed that from newegg) and if I decide to go with a board that only supports 1066fsb, whats the best bang for the buck motherboard(the cheaper the better), it only has to have one pci-e slot, atleast two pci's, and have 4 ddrII-800 ram slots.
 
ECS are shit, don't buy them. I've had like 4 and they've all been bad. The IDE on the one I have now doesn't even work, but I got tired of dealing with them so I'm just not using it.
 
figured that, I always heard ecs was crap anyway. I don't have to worry about it anyway as I'm not going to build a computer anymore, I gave in and bought another prebuilt pc ( at least I got an HP with descent parts, specs are in my signature)
 
I know, but I wanted to deal with newegg(was being hard headed) but if you read my post above, the idea of building a computer went out the window..I gave in to the prebuilt pc companies. But over the past two months that I've been hanging out on the board I've learned a lot and I've seen a lot of people on here say that if your going to buy prebuilt by an HP and thats what I did. The hp I have has an Asus mobo(low end), seagate barracuda hard drives(same stuff I would use if I was going to build), nvidia graphics(low end), a sata dvd rom(I really like the sata drives, no more big ribons), and it has a bunch of a/v inputs(my build wouldn't have that). I really like vista premium and I haven't run into and software conflicts yet(only have around 20GB of stuff on it so far, still have another 575GB free :]).
 
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