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If it has 2 memory slots, then we can easily get 16GB of RAM for it. And if it has SATA-3, then we can fit in a good SSD. Then it would be a nice home server.
Do we have all those options? 'Cos if we do, I would consider buying it.
EDITED: Just checked on their website - yes, we do have all that.
However, it is an unusual configuration for today:
- If one buys it to be used as a home server, then blu-ray is a waste of space and energy;
- if one buys it as a media player, then it should have DisplayPort 1.2a, so it can be connected to the new 4K monitors.
And it is something in between, not ideal for either one.
You lost me at Asrock.
You lost me at Asrock.
Looking at those figures and then hearing you mention getting burned, makes me wonder why you used those figures to back your claim.Burn me once, why would I go back if there are plenty of other good options.
I agree, I recently purchased an Asrock M-ITX A88X board for a friends build and ive had many other people purchase them. I really do like the boards and the way the bios is setup in them, they are nice quality and pretty good prices.Anyone who questions the quality of Asrock products today clearly has little idea what they are talking about.
Yea, I mean most boards are going to have a failure rate of up to 6% in some cases so I do not understand why that's such a big deal. It really takes at least for me three times in a year to 2 year time frame of failure to make me hesitate on buying certain brands. The only actual brand I hesitate to buy is biostar in the motherboard category just because they have broken that rule to me. Asrock make good quality products and I dare even put them now a days as one of the top 5 brands out there now.Looking at those figures and then hearing you mention getting burned, makes me wonder why you used those figures to back your claim.
To me it looks as if you are intensionally pissing on the entire plate, even though 95% is still good. If you have a hatred for ASRock, just say you have a hatred. Using those values does nothing to strengthen your claim, that ASRock should not be used. If the values were closer to 50%, then I could understand.
Ok, I concede that they are barely the worst. I still don't like them.
I agree, I recently purchased an Asrock M-ITX A88X board for a friends build and ive had many other people purchase them. I really do like the boards and the way the bios is setup in them, they are nice quality and pretty good prices.
That's a really nice board I am currently using it in a system as well.
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