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Msi K7n2 Delta Or A7n8x Deluxe


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I am not totally green but I still have a lot to learn about OC'ing. Can anyone give me some advice? Believe it or not right now I have a A7N8X Deluxe v1.03 and a MSI K7N2 Delta. I am trying to decide which one to keep for myself and which one to use in a system I have to build for someone else. Does anyone know any limitations with either board and if possible any pointers on OC'ing either board would be great.

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The only real limitation with the a7n8x deluxe is that it tends corrupt the bios if you change too many settings at once (this has happened to me twice). Do a search for sudden bios death and youll see. Other than that, its an awesome board.

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The only real limitation with the a7n8x deluxe is that it tends corrupt the bios if you change too many settings at once (this has happened to me twice). Do a search for sudden bios death and youll see. Other than that, its an awesome board.

in other words other then the fact that using it causes it to break...it works great

 

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Asus, the MSI does not support multipliers. The NF7 suffers the same BIOS corruption of the A7N8X, so its up to you. I'd get the EPoX 8RDA3+.

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hey Andrusk,

 

My a7n8x deluxe died twice on me too, in 2 months time???? i also changed settings, and when i rebooted it just died!!!! So i shouldn't change too many settings at once then, is that the solution? Someone told me that saving the settings BEFORE rebooting helped also, is it true???

 

Srry if my post was off topic

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hey Andrusk,

 

My a7n8x deluxe died twice on me too, in 2 months time???? i also changed settings, and when i rebooted it just died!!!! So i shouldn't change too many settings at once then, is that the solution? Someone told me that saving the settings BEFORE rebooting helped also, is it true???

 

Srry if my post was off topic

Ive actaully heard its due to the battery being to low of a voltage, thus when you hit save and exit theres not enough juice to save the bios correctly. But typically it happens when your trying to overclock in huge leaps instead of little incriments.

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Thanks for all the replies. I have a couple of weeks until I have to have the system built for someone so I decided to run the MSI for a another week then switch to the Asus and see which one I like more. I will post results.

 

Thanks

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