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Asrock K7S8X
 Asrock K7S8X ... company with the support of strong R&D team and active marketing channels. ASRock's mission is to be an excellent opportunity for customers in the motherboard market who have yearned for a reliable, cost-effective motherboard brand for a long time. With its vision to provide reliable and affordable products, ASRock is confident that it can succeed in the motherboard industry and will continue to grow in other IT industry fields.Newest Review: ... this in any of the books i have read on upgrading! Sounds is good (5.1) and so the recently Animatrix was cracked open for ... more ... viewing. Jumper setting is also confusing to non techies and just a short explanation would have been appreciated, though the answers could be found on the internet. Information on the Bios screen could of been better to, with more explantion on what the menus actually means again for the non techies. You get a video of a far eastern girl in bacofoil crop top, boots and minskirt expaling how to install your motherboard, but again its a bit lightweight and Think it could of said more. I had bought this as part of a ...moreMore ASRock motherboards
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Asrock K7S8X: My first project (900 words)
by - written on 24/08/03 (Useful, 3649 readings)
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MY UPGRADE Previously I had a Time AMD 700 machine which was creeking a bit so I went for the big step to upgrade it. Got some books and then went for it. The board comes with the floppy and hard disk/CD cables and insert. The only thing was I had to buy some more mounting screws as my Time machine's ATX case had a micro atx board in it. Installation went ok, I did it in a bit of a cack way and should of disabled everything in bios and then slowly turned each item on, ie sound, usb support etc. Putting the cooler fan on is scary as you think your are going to break something but this my first time. Everything seemed to go except sound!!! Prompts appeared for ... Read the complete review
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