Foxconn are a name you'll probably know - they're one of the biggest OEMs in the world. However, they're making a break for the enthusiast space, and this is their first nForce 4 SLI board for AMD. We've run it through its paces, and we evaluate how well it stacks up against more recognized enthusiast companies like DFI and Asus.

> Having never used a Foxconn motherboard before, it was interesting to see how it compares to the usual enthusiast-orientated motherboard manufacturers that we work closely with. The board is not particularly user friendly in comparison to other motherboards we've looked at in the past if you're new to the overclocking scene or even system building.

The NF4SK8AA-8EKRS is not fantastically life changing and revolutionary, but isn't bad either. In short, the board does what it says on the tin, works very well at stock speed, should be cheaper than the competition, covers all the necessary bases and has a sexy orange PCB. At the right price, it's worth a look.



Link: Bit Tech