LANPARTY nF4 SLI-DR vs Abit Fatal1ty A8n SLi?

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I know both boards are good but abit fatal1ty cost more then lanparty what advantage lanparty has on abit fatal1ty?
 
I havent messed with the fatal1ty any, but I love my LANPARTY nF4 SLI-DR. I would deffently recommend it.
 
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Fuzz said:
I havent messed with the atal1ty any, but I love my LANPARTY nF4 SLI-DR. I would deffently recommend it.
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I have fatal1ty system going on. The sound card fps fatal1ty with the board I have no problem with fatalt1ty they are built to kill.
 
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I know both boards are good but abit fatal1ty cost more then lanparty what advantage lanparty has on abit fatal1ty?
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DFI's advantages are:
1. You pay for parts rather than bling + name
2. You're not adding to the Fatal1ty royality fund
3. Less bling, more performance
4. Performance

Ok on a serious note (although the above isnt far off), the Fatality boards are marketed for bling with only a bit of performance behind it. The DFI LP boards on the otherhands actually have tried and true performance but more importantly, they have flexibility and options! Just going through all the BIOS options can be dizzying :)

I used a Fatality board (925XE but still, same principle) and while it was a good board and all, cheaper and better boards (at the time, P5AD2-E DLX) were available -- and for less... granted that's on the Intel side of things, but the story is the same.

Dont get me wrong, the Fatality board is nice ... it's just you're paying mostly for the bling and percieved power.
 
Praetor said:
DFI's advantages are:
1. You pay for parts rather than bling + name
2. You're not adding to the Fatal1ty royality fund
3. Less bling, more performance
4. Performance

Ok on a serious note (although the above isnt far off), the Fatality boards are marketed for bling with only a bit of performance behind it. The DFI LP boards on the otherhands actually have tried and true performance but more importantly, they have flexibility and options! Just going through all the BIOS options can be dizzying :)

I used a Fatality board (925XE but still, same principle) and while it was a good board and all, cheaper and better boards (at the time, P5AD2-E DLX) were available -- and for less... granted that's on the Intel side of things, but the story is the same.

Dont get me wrong, the Fatality board is nice ... it's just you're paying mostly for the bling and percieved power.
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Here's your answer with the performance http://www.tbreak.com/reviews/article.php?cat=mobos&id=396&pagenumber=1
It has better performance then DFI
 
Pr0 said:
Here's your answer with the performance http://www.tbreak.com/reviews/article.php?cat=mobos&id=396&pagenumber=1
It has better performance then DFI
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...it only performed a tiny bit better than the DFIin some areas so it was pretty much even....
and of course sometimes one would do better than the other...so for the money, DFI is better.

and thats true about what preator said about the DFI's BIOS. i find new things everytime i go into it...
 
yeah they are both good mobos and its juss what u want in the board

and i love my fatal1ty mobo its a great board but if u had to chose between one or the other both would be a great choice
 
...it only performed a tiny bit better than the DFIin some areas so it was pretty much even....
and of course sometimes one would do better than the other...so for the money, DFI is better.
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Didnt read through the entire article but i would imagine that's in stock condition only?
 
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