Introduction
Users buying AMD Athlon XP processors certainly won't have any problems finding a good motherboard to go with it. Motherboards are improving across the board (no pun intended), offering features like Serial ATA, onboard network and digital audio, etc; whereas several years ago, some boards didn't even include sound.
Today we're looking at the DFI Lanparty NFII Ultra Rev B (Whew! Say that 5 times fast), which pretty much packs the kitchen sink, plus the UV reactivity that has made DFI famous in recent months. The Rev B adds a couple of features over the Rev A, which we'll cover in this review. We'll also answer the question you're wondering about-- this board looks nice, but can it do the job?
Read on...
|
Back