EVGA offers a truly excellent overclocker with an unrivaled warranty and support, and in some ways it does offer things outside of the standard "feature-rich motherboards" that compete everywhere else. Not everyone needs six SATA, or cares about hippy power saving hoo-har. But given the lack of performance we can't get to "GRRRR brute force no BS mobo!!" because it's actually rather flaccid until you beat it with a stick. Essentially EVGA has neither the features or core performance to get what it's asking for this product. If it were to drop about £20 to £30 from its price, only then would it make a very competitive product of worthy consideration.



Link: Bit Tech