FOXCONN MOTHERBOARDS INSTOCK NOW! - X58, AMD 790GX AND P45

[NathWraith]

Foxconn Quantum Force Flaming Blade GTI Intel X58 (Socket 1366) DDR3 Motherboard @ £119.99 inc VAT

Foxconn Quantum Force aims to deliver high performance computing, connectivity and digital entertainment. With more options for accessing and managing other devices, enhanced reliability features and new PC multimedia technologies. FlamingBlade GTI is the ideal choice for extreme performance or quantum force. This motherboard is based on the Intel® X58 chipset - providing ultimate performance for today's desktop computers. The FlamingBlade GTI supports the latest industry technologies - Intel® Bloomfield series processors and DDR3 1800MHz(via overclocking) memory. Ferrite Choke power delivery and Heatsink design help to maximize performance and increase reliability. And at the same time, provided the digital audio outputs via S/PDIF OUT and 7.1 HD Audio . guaratees the highest quality fidelity for games and movies.


- Supports the newest Intel® Core ™ i7 and Core™i7 Extreme (Bloomfield) processors, Socket T (LGA1366)
- Supports QPI 6.4GT/S
- Triple DDR3 2000/1800/1600/1333/1066 x 3 DIMMs, Max. 12GB
- 2x PCIe2.0 x16, 1x PCIe2.0 x4, 2x PCI
- 1x ATA133, 6x SATA II
- 7.1 channel HDA, Realtek® ALC888
- Gigabit LAN, Realtek® RTL8111C
- 12 USB 2.0 ports
- CrossfireX Support
- Form Factor: ATX (12" x 9.6")
- Warranty 3 years

Only £119.99 inc VAT.

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Foxconn P45AL Intel P45 (Socket 775) DDR2 Motherboard @ £69.99 inc VAT

Based on the Intel® P45 chipset and supporting the latest 1600MHz (via overclocking)FSB Intel® Core™2 Quad, Core™2 Duo and 45nm processors, the P45 allows you to build powerful PCs on a budget. Supporting up to 16GB of Dual Channel DDR2 memory at 1066MHz(via overclocking ) and including FoxOne™ - Foxconn’s proprietary system control and monitoring solution - the P45AL delivers performance and affordability in one package. Gigabit LAN and 8-channel HD audio are also included on this Microsoft Vista™ certified motherboard.

- Intel® Core™2 Extreme, Core™2 Quad, Core™2 Duo, Pentium® Dual-Core, Celeron® Dual-Core processors, Socket T (LGA775)
- Supports Intel® 45nm Multi-Core processors
- 1600/1333/1066/800 MHz (FSB)
- Dual channel DDR2 1066/800/667 x 4 DIMMs, Max. 16GB
- 1x PCIe2.0 x16, 2x PCIe2.0 x1, 3x PCI
- 1x ATA133, 6x SATA II
- 7.1 channel HDA, Realtek® ALC888S
- Gigabit LAN, Realtek® RTL8111B
-12 USB 2.0 ports
- Warranty 3 years

Only £69.99 inc VAT.

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Foxconn A7DA-S 3.0 AMD 790GX (Socket AM3) DDR3 Motherboard @ £69.98 inc VAT

Part of the Performance series of motherboards, the A7DA-S 3.0 offers enhanced connectivity and entertainment capability, backed-up by high-performance features and components. Based on the AMD® 790GX and SB750 chipset with an advanced DirectX 10 graphics engine with AMD UVD technology. UVD supports Blue-Ray and HD-DVD content, whilst offloading power and processor-intensive video decoding from the CPU to the graphics core. Side port memory is supported and does increase performance a good deal. Supporting AMD the latest Phenom™II processors with HT3.0 technology.and supports Dual DDR3 1333MHz memory for better overall system performance.2* PCIe Gen2.0 x16 slots are provided, enabling support for ATI CrossFireX™ technology and ATI™ Hybrid graphics technology - which boosts your system performance by enabling the ability for both discrete graphics and integrated graphics to render simultaneously. The A7DA-S 3.0 is designed for supporting Foxconn unique green(GSM) technology.


- AMD Phenom™II processor, Socket AM3
- Supports Socket AM3 with HT3.0 interface
- 5.2 GT/s HyperTransport™
- 128MB DDR3 1333 Side Port Memory onboard
- Dual channel DDR3 1333/1066/800 x 4 DIMMs, Max. 8GB
- 2x PCIe2.0 x16, 2x PCIe2.0 x1, 2x PCI
- 1x ATA133, 2x 1394a, 6x SATA II (one supports eSATA)
- 7.1 channel HDA, Realtek® ALC888-GR
- Gigabit LAN, Broadcom® BCM5784
- 12 USB 2.0 ports
- Warranty 3 years

Only £69.98 inc VAT.

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[thingemajib]

quick heads up for anyone buying the a7da-s 3.0:

core unlocking only works on the p03 and p07 official bioses. The p03 is quite buggy in general, and the p07 can have problems running the HT link at full speed when unlocked.

After much communication with foxconn tech support i wheezled out a beta bios (ie, newer than the p07), that fixes the HT issue:

http://rapidshare.com/files/434295208/8C2F1S07.zip

they told me that this will end up in a public release, but nothing has materialized as of yet (the last time i spoke to them was about 4 months ago...). The s07 is the one im running, and it generally seems alright.

 

[judmann]

how come a lot of motherboards are getting cheaper are we expecting a new gen soon

 

[scrlk]

how come a lot of motherboards are getting cheaper are we expecting a new gen soon

Yep.

 

[rush_syndrome]

"Flaming Blade" ? Who thinks these names up

 

[scrlk]

Nothing beats MSI GeForce GTX 460 HAWK "Talon Attack"

 

[E1T5Y]

Nothing beats MSI GeForce GTX 460 HAWK "Talon Attack"

That is the funniest name i have heard yet! I can see a thread forming here

"Funniest PC product names in the world"

I think the up and coming SANDY BRIDGE sounds a little camp

 

[thingemajib]

personally i think all the little abbreviations and such on the end of some of the high end graphics cards gets a tad out of hand every now and then.

For example the (insert manufacturer) GTX580 OC GLH LTD XXX BE *** WTF OMG superclocked. With a 10mhz factory overclock.

edit: f tw is blanked and not wtf?

 

[Ultim8]

yeah maybe they think that by making the name longer than anyone elses means people thinks its the better one. Personally i like the way BFG did it OC, OC2 and OCE for extreme.

Nice simple and easy

 

[Sleepy Ben]

Im interested in the Foxconn P45AL because I notice it has a 8-pin 12v CPU supply rather than the usual 4-pin. I have a GA-EP31-DS3L which I can get to 3ghz but not any higher stably because (I think) of the vdroop. Does the 8-pin supply mean it has better voltage stability and better overclockability?

I'd like to get my Q6600 G0 up to 3.6 if possible.

 

[Ultim8]

yes it can provide a more stable and higher voltage if it has an 8 pin

 

[davidansell]

Foxconn A7DA-S 3.0 AMD 790GX (Socket AM3) DDR3 Motherboard @ £69.98 inc VAT

Is that any good for Overclocking?

 

[Ultim8]

Yes and a post above gives you a "S" bios which allows core unlocking.
I'm speaking with the far east now to get the bios's put into a "P" variant which basically means there production aka for everyone available via the foxconn site.

 

[NathWraith]

Foxconn A7DA-S 3.0 AMD 790GX (Socket AM3) DDR3 Motherboard @ £69.98 inc VAT

Is that any good for Overclocking?

Very good board. Far superior than anything else for the money. I liek the yellow scheme aswell. Reminds of lan party boards