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More…| Pricing | Average $170 (1/22/07) |
| Performance | Very Good: 83 |
| WorldBench 5 overall score | Very Good: 135 |
| ACD Systems ACDSee | 422 |
| Adobe Photoshop | 289 |
| Adobe Premiere | 319 |
| Ahead Nero | 181 |
| Discreet 3ds Max DirectX | 237 |
| Discreet 3ds Max OpenGL | 276 |
| Microsoft Office XP | 508 |
| Windows Media Encoder | 247 |
| Mozilla | 287 |
| Multitasking | 351 |
| Musicmatch Jukebox | 417 |
| Roxio VideoWave | 236 |
| WinZip | 249 |
| Doom 3 1024 by 768, 32-bit | 121 |
| Doom 3 1280 by 1024, 32-bit | 121 |
| Doom 3 1024 by 768, 32-bit (with antialiasing) | 101 |
| Doom 3 1280 by 1024, 32-bit (with antialiasing) | 89 |
| Far Cry 1024 by 768, 32-bit | 141 |
| Far Cry 1280 by 1024, 32-bit | 140 |
| Far Cry 1024 by 768, 32-bit (with antialiasing) | 129 |
| Far Cry 1280 by 1024, 32-bit (with antialiasing) | 107 |
| Features | Very Good: 80 |
| Chip set | nVidia nForce 590 SLI chip set |
| RAM sockets | 4 |
| Maximum installable RAM | 8GB |
| Memory type | DDR2 800 |
| Expansion slots | 2 PCIe x16, 2 PCIe x1, 1 PCI |
| Dual-graphics support | SLI dual-graphics support (16X) |
| Storage connectors | 6 SATA, 1 PATA ports |
| RAID support | 0, 1, 0+1,5, JBOD |
| Back-panel USB ports | 4 |
| Back-panel FireWire ports | 0 |
| Back-panel eSATA ports | 0 |
| Ports on bundled brackets | 2 USB, 2 FireWire |
| USB ports on optional breakout panels | 6 |
| FireWire ports on optional breakout panels | 2 |
| Back-panel legacy ports | 2 PS/2 |
| Gigabit ethernet adapters | 2 |
| 7.1-channel (192-kHz/24-bit) integrated audio chip | Realtek 882 |
| Back-panel digital audio connections | Optical out |
| Parts/labor warranty (years) | Three/Two |
| Weekday support hours | 8 |
| Weekend support hours | 0 |
| Toll-free support | No |
| Design | Superior: 90 |
Pros
A board that is born to overclock
Cons
Missing legacy ports
Average User Reviews for ABIT Fatal1ty AN9 32X
- Latest User Reviews 1 review
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Reviewed by: HudsonGD
Duration of ownership: 2 Months
Strengths: 7 SATA Ports, Abit AudioMax HD Audio, Save up to 5 BIOS settings, Abit uGuru overclocking software (w/ AutoDrive, Fan EQ, and LED Effect Control)
Weaknesses: Only 1 IDE interface, no Parallel Port
Overall: Great buy for the price! I wish it had 2 IDE interfaces so I did'nt have to use one of the PCI slots. The uGuru OC software is easy to use. You can OC any game or program and have each game/program OC'd differently with different fan speed settings. System Specs: AMD Athlon 64 X2 4400+ Brisbane 2.3GHz, 2GB(2 x 1GB) Corsair XMS2 Dominator memory, (2) XFX GeForce 7600GT's in SLI, Western Digital 160GB SATA HDD, Western Digital 36GB SATA Raptor HDD, Seagate 250GB PATA IDE HDD, LITE-ON 20X SATA DVD Burner with LightScribe, Plextor 48X CD-RW, Samsung 22" Widescreen LCD Monitor, Thermaltake Armor Extreme Edition VA8004BNS Black Aluminum ATX Full Tower Case
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Strengths: Rock solid performce and also looking good with all the LED's dancing around.
Weaknesses: It runs hot, you need a good air flow case with fans.
Overall: This is a solid build motherboard for gamers. It has the Guru utility that lets you monitor temps and overclock the cpu on the fly so you dont have do it in the bios. It has a separated pci express so
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Reviewed by: neothecoolone
Strengths: Every Gamer's Dream MB.
Weaknesses: Only 1 PCI Slot. If using PCI x16 Slots, it will block the PCI x1 Slots.
Overall: It is a board for the enthusiast. For the enthusiast who is looking for stability, hardcore performance and oodles of BIOS tweaks, abit has done it right with this board. The BIOS revisions keep getting better adding even more performance and lower, half-step CPU multipliers. I own Corsair DDR2 6400 2x1GB = 2GB Kits and the board accepts them with minimal tinkering. Although, I did have to go into the BIOS and adjust the default voltage to their standard volt settings. It's rock solid stable running a Dual Core X2 6400+ Blackbox Edition. The board overclocks very well and is definitely a must-have for those who crave all the features listed above and of course; Fatal1ty! The onboard LED-BIOS display is a nice touch. If you get beep codes you can easily reference the code on the display to the list in the manual.
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