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Foxconn ??
- Thread starter Sudantha_s
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Intel boards are made by Foxconn.
No.Foxconn does parts for everybodychanster said:
Check your LGA 775,Parallel,USB,Serial ports,some PCI ports all are made by foxconn.But as Intel dont have a motherboard manufacturing plant,they make someone do that for them,in most cases it is foxconnn.
Duh i know that.......I just told him because he asked "Is Intel Foxconn or something)......zCexVe said:No.Foxconn does parts for everybody
It should not be.A company that can deliver good Gaming mobos can do the low end well.chamithal said:
zCexVe said:
well... thtz what even i thought... lol... when i went for the warranty replacement - i told them i do need another gigabyte - but since they didn't have a model that matched my previous one - i had to take the foxcon - but trust me.. this isn't bad.. n .. lol.. i feel it's better...
well.. both have the same chipset - same configs - so this isn't anything about those stuff - coz they should be almost the same...
but the build quality - foxcon has done a better job - comparatively...
So my thumbs up for Foxcon... (i don't say tht itz da universal verdict... may b my specific gigabyte model ws crap - which it was..
) lol...
chamithal said:well... thtz what even i thought... lol... when i went for the warranty replacement - i told them i do need another gigabyte - but since they didn't have a model that matched my previous one - i had to take the foxcon - but trust me.. this isn't bad.. n .. lol.. i feel it's better...
well.. both have the same chipset - same configs - so this isn't anything about those stuff - coz they should be almost the same...
but the build quality - foxcon has done a better job - comparatively...
So my thumbs up for Foxcon... (i don't say tht itz da universal verdict... may b my specific gigabyte model ws crap - which it was..
Oops !! Build Quality............. Are u sure buddy ??? 
I thought Gigabyte is better than Foxconn in build quality 
chamithal said:well... thtz what even i thought... lol... when i went for the warranty replacement - i told them i do need another gigabyte - but since they didn't have a model that matched my previous one - i had to take the foxcon - but trust me.. this isn't bad.. n .. lol.. i feel it's better...
well.. both have the same chipset - same configs - so this isn't anything about those stuff - coz they should be almost the same...
but the build quality - foxcon has done a better job - comparatively...
So my thumbs up for Foxcon... (i don't say tht itz da universal verdict... may b my specific gigabyte model ws crap - which it was..
I supported Foxconn there. I had really bad experience with gigabyte earlier.Now they are good with that DSX boards.
Nah,Foxconn have more awards for that.nuwa1 said:
nuwa1 said:
lol - seriously - it's better than my earlier gigabyte.. mayb coz my earlier board wasn't a highend one... gigabyte is a better brand but in the low-market range - i think foxcon is better value for money...
after i was quite happy with foxcon - i evn used one in a pc i assembled - n both of the foxconns including mine - still works fine.....
So i think foxcon will suit a budget concerned customer...
The board does not support cooking but Overclocking.chanster said:
Did you try toasting bread or boiling eggs on that CPU?
Dude 2.9 is 100Mhz increment......what u raised the FSB to 210? well you can raise it to 230 and 234MAX!....Not stable @ 234 though.......chamithal said:u went tht much - that sounds a lot of HEAT...
Yo temp will go beyond 70C......
chanster said:
i know - i'm no big fan of o/c..... it generates more heat - consumes more power - unlike some situations where u can control the voltage n keep it within a specific range n keep the system stable too... ny way - now it runs at stock speed - coz it's our home pc - not mine - so i want it to be trouble-free n live long
