Foxconn started out as a Taiwanese plastic manufacturing company as early as 1974, and since 1996 has produced PC enclosures that have always been worthy of the vast majority of overclockers. Of course producing cases doesn't always give a manufacturer the means to start producing other products, or does it? Well it looks like Foxconn hasn't really paid much attention to the rules, and have released a whole series of budget motherboards for the enthusiast that loves a whole load of features that only an expensive package will give you. Normally a new manufacturer would have to go through a whole series of revisions and research and development in order to achieve a status worthy of a ClubOC review, but for now we'll assume that Foxconn has what it take to turn out a board that performs well and has excellent stability. Lets take a look at their flagship board, the 875A02-6EKRS.



Link: ClubOC