F/S Soyo Dragon Ultra Black

[mritz]

SOLD
Ordered me a Asus A7N8X Deluxe so this one is F/S should be available by Thursday
Soyo Dragon Ultra Black KT333 Complete with everything that came with it

Soyo
this board has worked perfect for me very stable going to give the Nforce2 a try been hearing good things about them
For about 2 days the chipset fan has been making noise when it first starts up should be able to get a new one from Soyo(warranty) board is less than 1yr old
flashed to the latest bios
$75 Shipped

[Dragon Slayer]

My current custom build is built around the SOYO KT-400 Dragon Ultra Black, and I replaced the chipset fan with a red anodized "Red Orb" by TermalTake that I purchased from Hank at Performance PC (he even sleeved the wires for me). This fan is far more efficient (and better looking) than the stock SOYO fan. $14.99, sleeved. Fan dimensions 50X50X15mm, 4600 RPM, 15CFM, noise 26dbA, 12VDC, 0.16A rated current, 7.0 starting voltage, ball Bearing, 50,000 hr Lifetime.

[Dragon Slayer]

These SOYO boards are very stable,- I've never had a single problem. They are very tweakable for overclocking. Mine will be ready to crank up the FSB (and then some) when AMD takes the choker off the Athlon XP 3000+ Barton core and cranks up the front side bus to 400, instead of the 333 they are currently sitting at.

[Dragon Slayer]

BTW, that's an incredibly good price for a board that still lists for almost twice that price [in the Platinum edition]. I personally think our Black Dragon boards look WAY better than the Platinum ones, and the specs are identical for black and ultra,- the Platinum ones just came with a SIGMA breakout box.

[mritz]

Thanks for the bumps and the info Board is SOLD

[Dragon Slayer]

Hopefully someone benefits from the chipset fan info. I don't think there is any better fan avail, and it's a small investment for the confidence having a high quality reliable ball bearing fan brings,- and it functions as a heatsink. With all of the attention to detail that SOYO puts into thier MOBO's, I can only wonder why in the hell they would have the cheap littl sleeve bearing PLASTIC chipset fans. Maybe they figure "save a few bucks each, sell a million boards,...hmmm 4 million more bucks in the bank...