Asus Announces nForce 590 SLI Edition Motherboard
"Asus Announces nForce 590 SLI Edition Motherboard"
Published: 22nd September 2006 | Source: N/A |

ASUS has announced its P5N32-SLI Premium/WiFi-AP motherboard. The new P5N32-SLI Premium/WiFi-AP is powered by NVIDIA’s nForce 590 SLI Intel Edition which was first shown at Computex 2006.
This motherboard supports Intel Core 2 processors with three physical PCI Express x16 slots. Two of the three slots are full speed PCI Express x16 slots while the third slot is unknown, though most likely an x4 or x2 slot. While three physical PCI Express x16 slots isn’t anything new, Asustek's press release makes interesting claims regarding the third PCI Express slot. One could naturally assume that the three PCI Express slots would be for SLI (or Quad SLI) and one an Nvidia Physics card, because the P5N32 supports both SLI and Quad SLI. Perhaps Nvidia are taking a leaf out of ATI's Triple Play
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Yeah that is retty darn good. TBH i think they are so big now that they dont have the time to sort out RMA's, aso they just ship you a replacement to keep you quiet.
Ala newegg
Thats what I like to hear - must buy something and RMA it :p
I returned a motherboard to them recently which died after I'd had it more than four months. I had a full refund in 48 hours. Awesome.
Larger returns are collected by Citylink at no cost. When I called ebuyer to arrange this they picked up after 1 ring!
Ebuyer customer service used to be non existent, right now I'd say they're one of the best.
about time :D
A day is super kewl tbh!
what does your dad do?
Dang there`s not many worse things in life than that!
my mate ordered some parts from ebuyer, obviously delivered by city link
the guy said he came 3 days on the trott, my mate was in, and never got a knock or a card left
he phoned city link and the driver said that he had been and told them what colour door he had , said it was white
lucky guess , allot of doors are white lol
second time he phoned up, the driver then said it was a red door, lol
so read between the lines there, i have never had a problem with them
maybe my mate is just unlucky, because the cpu and m/b he got off ebuyer, would randomly shutdown .i.e power off.. was tested to the point where it was only those two devices that could of caused the fault
rma to ebuyer, they returned it with 2 days as working fine lol
the sort of fault would and should of took about24 hours to test, but they obviously just booted it up and ran it for 5 mines, ticked the ok box and sent it back
he's gutted



