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Asus P5N-E SLI Quad-Core nForce650i SLI ATX Motherboard
from: Asus
Price: $249.95
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Brand: Asus
EAN: 0610839146710
Item Dimensions:
Label: Asus
Manufacturer: Asus
Model: P5N-E SLI
Modem Description: None
MPN: P5N-E SLI
Publisher: Asus
Studio: Asus
System Bus Speed: 1333 unknown-units
System Memory Size: 0 MB
Features:
- LGA775 Socket Intel® Quad-Core/CoreTM Extreme/Pentium D /Pentium 4/Celeron CPU processors
- NVIDIA nForce® 650i SLITM
- 1333/1066/800/533MHz
- DDR2 800/667/533, Max 8 GB
- Q-Connector making quick and accurate connection r eliminating the trouble of plugging in one cable at a time
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Editorial Review:
Product Description:
This motherboard supports the latest Intel Quad-core processors in LGA775 package. It's excellent for multi-tasking, multi-media and enthusiastic gamers with 1066/800 MHz FSB. Intel Quad-core is one of the most powerful CPUs in the world.NVIDIA SLI (Scalable Link Interface) takes advantage of the increased bandwidth of the PCI Express bus architecture and features intelligent hardware and software that allows two GPUs to efficiently work together to deliver earth-shattering, scalable performance. For some applications nearly 2X performance!The NVIDIA nForce 650i SLI chipset supports the NVIDIA Scalable Link Interface (SLI) technology that allows two graphics processing units (GPUs) in a single system. It is a highly integrated, high-performance, cost-effective processor.
Average Rating: 
Rating:
- Lots of bang for the buckThe Asus P5N-E SLI motherboard is by far the most bang I've gotten for my buck in a computer upgrade in a long time. Clean, easy to install, the P5N-E is also great to look at. The connector layouts are well designed, I don't have cables in my way, although I would have preferred another alternative to the edge IDE connectors. The P5N-E is compatible with a wide range of hardware enabling you to start small (and cheap!) and upgrade piecemeal. The board comes with lots of overclocking tools to ... Read More
Rating:
- Nearly a year.I read up on it. It's a nice stable MB. I haven't used the dual video board capability and probably won't. By the time I can afford another twin videoboard, the latest and greatest,(whenever that will be), will be faster that having 2 together. So the SLI feature is kinda moot, unless your going to slam a coupla' units in right away.
Even if not... it's made to handle it, so it's tougher than a normal MB. Right?
Rating:
- It's a Problem, no moreEng: This mobo is a packed problem. The lan always was a problem (the integrated lan card don't recognize the IP direction when turn on, i must restart the pc to this). Recently, don't recognize a XFX Geforce 9600 GT after two months functioning perfect with this video card. After, don't recognize a 8600 GT. I only change in the BIOS the boot order and this happens. And finally, this mobo destroy my mouse. I think that is a problem with the quality system of Asus, because this problem could be for ... Read More
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- Exactly What I NeededI had an old P4 system that I built in 2002 and the motherboard died. Today, it's nearly impossible to get a replacement that will accept DDR memory, a P4 processor and a bunch of IDE/ATA devices (like hard drives and DVD-ROM and DVD write drives).
This motherboard was a good compromise. It provides 2 IDE ports (up to 4 devices) along with all the new technology like SATA, SLI, and up to a Quad Core processor. I also had to purchase a dual core processor, new RAM and a video card, but ... Read More
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- Absolutely the worst mobo ever made! No doubt.This mobo has a major flaw where you can NOT occupy the A slots with certain memory (brands). I bought 8GB of RAM (OCZ2VU8004GK) and can not use all of it. Go figure which RAM brand works and doesn't. I updated to the latest BIOS, which promised more memory compatibility. NOT! Also, one of the heat sinks gets boiling hot, cannot touch - you will burn your fingers. Besides all that, out of 10 reboots, 2 of them get passed the BIOS. I bought this mobo to install OSx86 on it. As of April 10th, you will ... Read More
