Keeping the signature UV-reactive components on board, the UT series aims to please with its rich feature set and outstanding overclocking... Read More

Keeping the signature UV-reactive components on board, the UT series aims to please with its rich feature set and outstanding overclocking performance. Understanding the needs for a versatile hardware platform, this series caters to enthusiasts who are on the cutting edge of technology while still wishing to take advantage of mature standards the industry currently offers. Available in both AMD ® and Intel ® platforms, the LANParty UT series offers a wide range of motherboards to choose from. Minimize

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By: han_so_low
Jan 18, 2006

Better than ASUS or ABIT -- BY FAR!

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Pros: Tons of options in BIOS, Dual SLI, AMD X2 compatibility. Most stable AMD64 Motherboard available.

Cons: Not for the faint of heart. Definately an enthusiast only Mobo.

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Bottom Line: I've had both the Asus A8N-SLI Deluxe and the DFI Lan Party SLI-D running my AMD X2 4400 and as much as it pains me to say it - The DFI is BY FAR the better of the two. The ASUS board is no slouch but the DFI offers an incredible array of RAM timing and CPU timings. Not to mention that my machine is benchmarking way better now than it ever did with the ASUS board. For the enthusiast who wants options I'd definetely recommend the DFI Mobo over the ASUS. If you want to get up and running without too many configurations then I'd get the ASUS. You won't go wrong with either.

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