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I like my shuttle ak35.

Whats yours.

Greg

I have no complaints about either of the two I have in the house now. The kids system has an Asus P3V4X ;and mine has a Soyo Dragon +

Epox 8K3A+ and the Iwill XP333 by far. nothin' like running a FSB or 200Mhz hehe

Originally posted by nexus_7
I like my shuttle ak35.

Whats yours.

Greg

i got a shuttle to (sv24) running a pen III 1.0 gig
it came with windows.net os

also i have a abit k7a-100 running athol 750
asus p5a-b running amd k6-2 450
and a duel pen boand with a layer of dust (its in the box and bag still)

me

my back up system (which is still in pieces) has an Asus P3V4X, dman good board.

Main system has an Iwill XP333. rock solid stable.

2 x XP333R in "da house" ( Oh......and an Abit KR7A-RAID in an anti-static bag on the shelf )

I hate Shuttle AK35GTR, too many bad experiences. Have had an Iwill XP333R, and 2 other Abit boards, both Abits have been cool and i like them the best. KT7A-RAID and BE6.

I have an AK35GTR too, and like it just fine. Had an Iwill before that and would still have it if it were compatible with XP cpus.

It is a little scary for me to think about all the different mainboards I have had - Intel, Biostar, Abit, Soyo, Microstar, Iwill....

If I had to pick a favorite brand, I would vote for Soyo. Every Soyo board I have ever owned or used to build a system has been rock solid and problem free. Some had pretty limited feature sets, but are good boards. On the other hand, I know that Abit has some very loyal fans, but I am not one of them. I have not had good luck with their products and will not buy or recommend an Abit board again.

If the Dragon was not so expensive, I would have bought it instead of the AK35GTR. But the Shuttle just was so much more value for the price that I couldn't resist...

Very happy with my Shuttle. Just wish my Crucial PC2100 would go past 144 FSB. It won't...

well.....I only have 2 mobos here

one is a p3v4x for my server

my main rig is a MSI k7t266pro (which I wonfrom the amd giveaway)

I personally like the msi one better. Havnt had anyprobs, bios is nice and neat, came with fuzzylogic and live bios updates

I think the next board I buy will be another MSI, just cause I am very happy with the one I got now

Well, seeing how I've only had two motherboards in my computing life, I really don't know enough to have a favorite. I've got a Abit BX6 Rev 2 in my old PC and an Asus P4B266-C in the new one.

My fav's are always the current boards in my systems ... that being said in my kids system it's the ASUS P4B266 w/P4 1.6a and in my system it's the Soyo KT333 Dragon Ultra Platinum w/ AMD 1800+

I've been having pretty good luck with
my AT-7 1800+ set up. If anything I would do away with the on board sound,
it just sounds crappy in some games.
I like the Giga-Byte boards i have an old
G7EX something or other that runs well with a 1gig Duron @ 1330 and some pc-100 (i guess i could put 133 that i have laying around in).

Mine are the Aopen Ax6bc, an older BX slot 1 that I used for 3 years +, going from a celeron 400 to an overclocked celeron at 1200. Solid & trouble free.

Currently I have an Epox 8k7a that I bought slightly used 16 months ago and its my first real stable amd mb and still my main machine.

I have an Epox 8kha+ thats fine, a Gigabyte Ga7dxr that my son used thats okay and a pair of asus tualitans that Im playing with, tuv4x & a tusl-2c. No real issues with any of them. The asus bios menu is very dated and quite different from the other mbs Ive been using.

I have to admit 90% of my problems were self induced or overclocking related.

I'm like my Shuttke AK31 r3, but I also use an Asus A7V133.

Asus P3V 4X with a Plll 800mhz. i know its a little old but runs great...

CLINT