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Soltek News - Including Reviews, and info regarding Soltek's latest offerings

Here is where you can now all post reviews and news on Soltek's Latest offerings for both AMD and Intel based systems.

-REVIEWS:
Please post a link, small quoted part of the introduction/conclusion and then please acknowledge who gave you the links and where they are from.

-NEWS:
Please post a link, small quoted part of the introduction/conclusion and then please acknowledge who gave you the links and where they are from.

Please use this sticky facility wisely

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Soltek SL-75FRN-RL gets a "recommended product" award from MaximumOC.com

"...the SL-75FRN-RL is flawless! It's perfectly stable at 211mhz fsb, it's a great color, it's on par with the performance (at the same frequencies) as other nforce2 boards, and it's inexpensive! If you're looking for a solid 200mhz fsb board, this board is a great choice!"

>> Read the full reviews here

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Another try to add my pic.

Yeah, that's it. I've delet my attachment when I try to preview it.

So here you can see what I was talking about before.


PS:thanks 2 IKilledMyAGOIA who told me how to upload the pic.

drevonos@ has attached this image:

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Registered: Feb 2003
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what was the soltek model #?

right now my next soltek board will be an intel, for the sake of at least maintaining one product allegiance... this si probably gonna be the brand of board i stick with for a loooong time, unless anymone else can make somethign that looks as good, for the right price, with the schweet ocing and stability.

I dig the initiative, drev.

looks like they could have thought those through and swapped the South bridge location with the IDE/ Floppy connectors, and put pin header where the floppy is, also the agp lock takes up a bunch of space and probably shouldn't have been included on that board

oh well, if the price was right, I would have put up with those

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It's SL-KT400c - official type. But I'm sure it's only some kind of lite-edition board. The only types i found on soltek web was full ATX KT400 A, A4, R. But those are completely different boards.

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I think there are different options from soltekusa and soul technology europe... maybe they are bigger than i thought

im still lookign for a springdale or granite bay board if i go soltek p4

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screw granite bay - too many problems.

Gigabyte 8INXP and 8sq800 are some of the best P4 boards i would hazard to guess.

(yeah, i investigated Intel options last week pathetic really)

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solteks letting out a springdale board soon, ill be waitin for that, if not, itll just be the p4x400 soltek board

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Originally posted by IKilledMyAGOIA
I think there are different options from soltekusa and soul technology europe... maybe they are bigger than i thought

im still lookign for a springdale or granite bay board if i go soltek p4

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you should check out the Abit IC7-G also before making your choice.

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Someone took MY post, MY idea and edited it at their will.

Grrrr.

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