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DFI Lanparty vs. DFI Infinity

malor

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Which DFI series is higher end, the Lan Party or the Infinity series, I'm a little confused.
 
The Lanparty series...I've got one of the Infinity boards...they're basically the same thing just that the Infinity series are plain jane...no cool stuff like UV slots and such...and...basic package...no extras...Fantastic OC'er though...
 
thespymaster said:
The Lanparty series...I've got one of the Infinity boards...they're basically the same thing just that the Infinity series are plain jane...no cool stuff like UV slots and such...and...basic package...no extras...Fantastic OC'er though...

Yup, just what he said. If you don't need the bling and have enough cables already, you can save quite a bit of money with the infinity boards. They're also not as picky about components as the lanparty ones are.

The only gotcha is that the infinity sli doesn't have configurable pcie slots - they're fixed at 8x/8x, rather than the 16x/1x you can run on the Lanparty boards.

 
those boards, all 939 dfis have been great for me, 1 rpoblem, and microcenter replaced it 6 mos after i bought it, i talked to the manager, and he said, ok bring it in, and well take care of it


but yeah, reliable, my nf3 was used as a high priorty server for a school, for a good 30 days, and they used it for gaming, but yeah, they kick ass, reliable, and fast as hell



yay for 10/100 mbit network
 
I see from your sig you have a LanParty board.

Did you have a bad experience with it? Care to share with everyone that experience?

Kwah said:
Assuming you can get the board to run properly at all.
 
If you read my post 3 posts down you will see my experience with it.

It runs like a bat out of hell, but if I try to get a usb keyboard to work in the bios or get it to boot with more than one hard drive attached I might as well be running a calculator for all the booting it will do.

To make it easier. http://www.hardforum.com/showthread.php?t=1016210
 
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