ASUS A8N32-SLI Deluxe

Pros: Upgradeability, AMI Bios, Fanless, LED Power Status

Cons: On-board Sound, SLI Video Card Space, ASUS Support (one time)

The Bottom Line: Great board & features, minor setbacks are few & far between. Good company reputation, bad support, but didn't really need them anyways.

Review: How exciting can a motherboard be? To most people not very, and to myself...still not very much. Whenever I consider buying a stereo receiver, I always checkout the back to see all the connections & hidden features. With this ASUS A8N32-SLI Deluxe, it is ...

Pros: Quality, Performance, Feature laden

Cons: Sorry, can't think of one thing!

Review: I used this board for about a year now. I have to say out of all the boards I used to own this one is at the top. Even though its pricy but well worth it. I have not had any problems with any part of the board. The board has many features/options like ...

Pros: Easy, intuitive setup, modular plugs for the case wiring (nice!), heatpipe cooling, documentation.

Cons: none

Review: I've build lots of systems with ASUS boards and this one was every bit as easy to build as the others. The fanless cooling system really is not fanless! There is a mini fan included that attaches to one of the radiators, but really its the airflow from ...

Pros: Fixed my hard drives for raid or something.

Cons: Manufacturing processes and services are poor.

The Bottom Line: Look elsewhere for a gaming motherboard. It does not like most gaming devices.

Review: I'm not a big fan of ASUS motherboards but I had to get this one for my ultimate computer a few years ago. This would of been my favorite motherboard, which the A8N-SLI motherboard based upon NVIDIA's SLI chipset was launched in 2004. Performance, ...

Pros: Good enough board when it works

Cons: Board itself unreliable and company has lousy customer svc

Review: Have had two fail within a couple of weeks of being installed in a new computer. It's exactly the same failure: one of the hard drive ports becomes intermittent and in doing so has damaged a couple of drives in the process. My biggest beef is that ASUS ...