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bjorn3d.com - 4/15/2009

Asus M4N72-E 750a

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Asus continues to deliver Nvidia and AMD based boards to keep us SLI guys happy. Well, they certainly know how to deliver a nice package.

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insidehw.com - 4/22/2009

ASUS M4A79T Deluxe

— insidehw.com — Last year ASUS presented M3A79T Deluxe motherboard based on AMD 790FX chipset that proved itself as a great piece of hardware: almost flawless, quality built, very fast, reliable and good overclocking material. This time we are presenting to you its ... (more) ASUS M4A79T Deluxe

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Phenom II

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tweaktown.com - 4/22/2009

ASUS GeForce GTS 250 Dark Knight Graphics Card

— tweaktown.com — (more) ASUS GeForce GTS 250 Dark Knight Graphics Card

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techgage.com - 4/13/2009

ASUS EeeTop PC ET1602 Touchscreen PC

— techgage.com — Introduction At the Consumer Electronics Show held earlier this year, ASUS made it clear that touch was in their future, and to help prove it, they unveiled a few products at the show. Of these, two belonged to the Eee family of products, including ... (more) ASUS EeeTop PC ET1602 Touchscreen PC

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AMDZone Frontpage — Bjorn3D has reviewed the Asus M4N72-E. You can grab this nForce 750a board here starting at $139. Besides the little problem I had right here at the end of things, I would say Asus has made another fine board. There are only a few snags I ran into, yet again, like I did with the MSI 790GX. The main problem being RAM slots on the newer AM2+/AM3 boards are just way too close. If I wanted to use any kind of active cooling I would not be able to. Most newer boards on team Red are switching to strictly 16x/16x in a dual configuration that I've seen and this board is ...