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Reviews (2)
Sep 08, 2018
Much better (in terms of audio quality) than my bluetooth headset
I have tried at least 3 different bluetooth earphones (within the same price range) for my HTC Bolt, but I think none of them beats this wired and genuine HTC headset in terms of audio quality and experience.
Jul 17, 2016
Old school hardware but still rocking!
At the start of this year, I've planned building a little bit workstation-caliber computer to play with some cpu and memory extensive software (virtualization, linux source code compilation, hackintosh etc). But having on a tight budget, I've found this very nice motherboard as solution to my needs.
I bought 6x 4GB PC2 5300 server memory for $15 and two pairs of Xeon cpus, two Xeon L5420 (50W) and two E5450 (80W). Having a 750W power supply readily available, I will have two options to either setup dual Xeon L5420 + high mid-range video card or dual Xeon E5450 + low mid-range video card.
As a note to those planning to purchase this motherboard, be sure to update first the bios to version 1.2a before installing any OS. The older bios version do not have the option to change the fan speed to run it quieter. Also, the latest bios fix problem on using some newer video card (but cannot guarantee if the fix is also applicable to the latest versions of video card). Then, tried applying some ideas recently learned in the internet by slic modding the bios to version 2.3.
To make this project more interesting, I bought a $9 HP P800 raid controller for the PCIe x8 slot (plus a couple of SAS HDDs on sale) and another old school sound card Audigy 2Zs Platinum Pro for the PCI slot.
Fortunately, the unknown computer case brand that I use in my old MSI G41M-P28 desktop also matched well with this motherboard because most of the holes are align with the holes in the SKT-0159L backplate. The lower right hole of the motherboard is indeed not align with the hole in the casing as mentioned by dylanbl312 on the earlier reviews. To prevent the lower right part of the motherboard from touching the case, I remove an unused hex stand-off in the case and put it in the remaining mis-align hole in the motherboard (in reverse position with the thread placed on the motherboard hole using a nut on the top side to secure it).
Been very happy with this purchase. I will complete this project this coming weeks (particularly the raid setup) and I hope that everything will still work well.