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ABIT IC7-MAX3 (2003)
December 01, 2003 |
| Displaying All 7 Web Review(s) | | Click on the review blurb to read entire review, or click on the website name to view other reviews by that website. | |  MORE INFORMATION:- 92.5% Average rating from 4 website source(s)
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Recommended | Excellent performance, overclocking and stability. OTES cooling technology. --[Viper Lair] | 
9.5/10: | If you’re moving over to Intel and can afford to spend the extra dollars, we definitely recommend this motherboard over any other Intel Canterwood based motherboard we have had the chance to test to date. --[Tweak Town] | 
Recommended | The functional side has nothing to complain about: it shows high performance level, powerful overclocking features, excellent stability both at nominal and increased speeds. --[Digital-Daily] | 
9.5/10: | If you are looking for a great board with tons of features and high overclocking potential, then give the MAX3 a try. If you are not that much into overclocking and feel that OTES doesn't suit you, then maybe you'll like the IC7-G or IC7. --[Extreme Overclocking] | 
9/10: | Simply put, it's the best Pentium 4 motherboard configuration we've seen in our lab to date. --[HotHardware] | 
9/10: | In the end, the IC7-G does perform well, is highly tweakable and represents an excellent example of the art of building a great motherboard. --[ExtremeTech] | 
Recommended | If you have been looking for a great overclocking board with more features than a new luxury sedan, the ABIT IC7-MAX3 should very likely be your first look and your last when making a mainboard purchase. --[[H]ardOCP] |
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