Foxconn ELA LGA 775 Intel P45 Motherboard

[Draex]

Was wondering if anyone had any experience with this motherboard, I tend to avoid Foxconn stuff like the plague, but it looks like a rather good featured board for what I need it for (To replace a failed Abit AW9D-Max) in my temp folding system, and for $78 + Free shipping at newegg looked like a steal of a deal.

Foxconn ELA LGA 775 Intel P45 Motherboard

Any Input or alternative choices for a folding board would be awesome, trying to keep the band-aid fix for this system under about $150.

[martin_metal_88]

Foxconn is actually a pretty good OEM board maker. They do most of the stuff other board manufacturer put on their product. This board seems fair to me for the price take it;)

[gingerbee]

foxconn is the largest oem producer for motherboards I am looking at a foxconn my self and the way i view them the same as msi good products as long as you don't get a lemon cause there support is pretty much nil.

[Zero82z]

Originally Posted by Draex

Was wondering if anyone had any experience with this motherboard, I tend to avoid Foxconn stuff like the plague, but it looks like a rather good featured board for what I need it for (To replace a failed Abit AW9D-Max) in my temp folding system, and for $78 + Free shipping at newegg looked like a steal of a deal.

Foxconn ELA LGA 775 Intel P45 Motherboard

Any Input or alternative choices for a folding board would be awesome, trying to keep the band-aid fix for this system under about $150.

It's a solid board. I have one, and it's been pretty great for me. Just don't expect miracles on the overclocking side of things, and the voltage controls are implemented quite unintuitively as well. But if you can get past that, it's a great multi-GPU board.