Foxconn 975X7AB-8EKRS2H motherboard LGA 775 (Socket T) ATX

Updated:
2011-09-26 08:51:02

Average rating:79

Uk has collected 16 expert reviews for Foxconn 975X7AB-8EKRS2H motherboard LGA 775 (Socket T) ATX and the average expert rating is 79 of 100. The average score reflects the expert community’s view on this product. Click below and use Uk to see all ratings, product awards and conclusions.

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ozhardware.com.au

Updated:
2011-11-04 14:34:13

Average rating:85

Today we check out Foxconn’s 975X7AB-8EKRS2H motherboard. While it’s very well priced and highly featured, we see if it has the performance to make it a real winner. Introduction:The Foxconn 975X7AB-8EKRS2H motherboard uses the Intel 975X chip...

atomicmpc.com.au

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2011-11-04 14:34:14

Average rating:70

The is one of the few boards we’ve seen to include a Digital PWM, Foxconn’s Power Management system, which delivers better regulated voltage to the CPU and replaces the need for space-consuming capacitors and MOSFETs around the socket. The adv...

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HEXUS.net

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2016-12-29 17:45:04

Average rating:0

Intels i975 chipset may predate its 965 for reasons only Intel could explain, but it still represents the top choice for connoisseurs of PC performance. Unfortunately, due to the i975s predating the Core 2 Duo processor, there are lots of boards ou...

You might think from our description so far that the Foxconn 975X7AB is a bit of a disappointment. Compared to Abits AW9D Max its not a tour de force. From the box presentation to the bundled contents, it seems a plain and unexciting selection. But...

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dragonsteelmods.com

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2011-09-26 08:49:39

Average rating:90

So Ive got another motherboard review today, I had to build another CCTV system, this one is close to the same configuration, but with a few different parts, so of course I decided to take a closer look at this motherboard I choose and share my resu...

Nice layout, Lots of extras, Crossfire support, Low price, Decent performer for the price...
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The Foxconn 975X7AB is essentially the last generation chipset and can be had very inexpensively many places online, it still has some life left in it yet, and can still be a very useful motherboard depending on the situation. For my needs the boar...

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maximumpc.com

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2011-09-26 08:49:44

Average rating:60

It’s no secret that Nvidia had a heavy hand in designing Foxconn’s excellent AM2 Athlon 64/nForce 590 SLI board, but Foxconn’s Intel-powered 975X7AB-8EKRS2H board suffers for a lack of Nvidia-applied polish. Beyond the PCB-mounted power-on switch, the...

Bjorn3d.com

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2011-09-26 08:49:49

Average rating:85

Today we have a review of a not so well known FOXCONN motherboard for the Intel platform. While Intel’s Core 2 Duo line of processors probably doesn’t need any introduction since storming onto the hardware scene, one of its side effects has be...

Crossfire Capability, Excellent Board Layout, Features & Accessories, Three Year Warranty...
Lingering Driver Issues...
FOXCONN really seems to be making an effort with this motherboard in trying hard to equal their well known C51XEM2AA-8EKRS2H motherboard for AMDs Socket AM2 platform. So, did they do it? I will have to give a reserved yes, and elaborate a bit bel...

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hothardware.com

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2011-09-26 08:50:01

Average rating:0

To coincide with the launch of the Core 2 Duo and Core 2 Extreme processors, many manufacturers released new or updated motherboards to support Intels cutting edge CPU. Over the past few months, weve taken a look at a handful of these motherboards, includ...

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legitreviews.com

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2011-09-26 08:50:06

Average rating:0

There are a lot of motherboards out there that are just dying to be the new home for your new Core 2 Duo processor. You can go to any online retailer and find a multitude of boards out there that will fit your build, personality, and budget. A qu...

Foxconn really has outdone themselves with the offering of the 975X7AB. The performance and overclockability of the board are outstanding and the customer support is first class. This board certainly was not a "Dog" but a Fox to be desired. What m...

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digital-daily.com

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2011-09-26 08:50:11

Average rating:0

Recently, we tested the motherboard...

viperlair.com

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2011-09-26 08:50:16

Average rating:0

Foxconn refreshes their 975X motherboard to support the C2D CPUs from Intel. How will it fare against the 965 chipset?...

Foxconn has always made a quality motherboard; hell, I have a few that are acting as servers right now they are that stable. The only knock I could ever give them in a review was their inability to overclock; apparently that cloud is thinning more tha...

ninjalane.com

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2011-09-26 08:50:21

Average rating:0

We don't see many motherboard makers re-release their products unless they have good reason to. This is usually due to the relatively short launch windows dictated by the marketing department and any delays in the schedule affect the bottom line. Thou...

Fox One Performance modifications, Overclocking Level LEDs, Dual Video Card Support including ATI CrossFire, Lots of overclocking options, External SATA, 7.1 channel, high definition audio, Sexy Red PCB...
Issues with overclocking above 340Mhz, Isolated RAID with additional PATA connector, Limited to 1x PCI Express expansion card options...
As with our review of the its predecessor the Foxconn 975X7AB-8EKRS2H was a real joy to have in the Ninjalane Labs and while it may be difficult to tell the difference between the two there were several improvements to make this board better than befo...

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pcstats.com

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2011-09-26 08:50:26

Average rating:84

From what youre about to see of this Intel 975X Express based Foxconn motherboard running with an Intel Core 2 Duo E6600 processor, this bright red platform could be the makings of one very nice workstation computer!...

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Overclockersonline.net

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2011-09-26 08:50:31

Average rating:0

$ The first major decision anyone has to make when building a new Intel system based on the popular Core 2 Duo processor is which motherboard chipset to go with. The options arent many but the differences of performance and features can vary greatly betwe...

Layout... nearperfect for system building, The Intel 975X chipset is featurerich, An extremely stable system backbone...
Overclocking ability is not ready for the enthusiast...
My opinion is somewhat biased because I am an overclocker, first and foremost. The Foxconn 975X7AB-8EKRS2H is not an overclockers motherboard... right now. I hinted at it in a couple of sections, with some BIOS work, this motherboard might take off. C...

virtual-hideout.net

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2011-09-26 08:50:36

Average rating:0

Like many motherboard manufacturers, FOXCONN is serious about keeping both AMD and Intel users as happy and content with any motherboard purchase. Recently, various Intel based 975 chipsets have finally been hitting the shelves. When the Core 2 Duo w...

Wed like to thank FOXCONN for sending us their current flagship motherboard. The performed well and was very stable during normal and over clocked operations allowing the E6600 to do its magic. There are plenty of options for power users and those lo...

SysOpt.com

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2011-09-26 08:50:57

Average rating:0

Better, stronger, faster -- Foxconn has the technology, and rebuilt its 975X7AA motherboard into nothing less than a Core 2 champion.

hardwarezone.com.sg

Updated:
2014-01-19 01:45:05

Average rating:80

If this years Computex was any indication, Foxconn is seriously aiming high in the enthusiast component market. Not only have they put pressure on top-tier motherboard manufacturers such as ASUS with their own retail branded motherboards...