Post by Candycab on Oct 12, 2003 20:51:39 GMT -5
There really isnt any one MVS board that is "the one to buy" so to speak. It really depends on what you want/need .Just do youreself a huge favor and avoid the MV1-C like the plague since they literally have no options on the board at all and are mono bye default.
There is a way to make the MV1-C stereo but its really not worth the work involved when you consider that all the boards are very close in their pricing, plus the MV1-C doesnt have a socketed bios.
Other than that they are all rock solid reliability wise ,so it just comes down to what you want option wise when buying a board.
There is a way to make the MV1-C stereo but its really not worth the work involved when you consider that all the boards are very close in their pricing, plus the MV1-C doesnt have a socketed bios.
Other than that they are all rock solid reliability wise ,so it just comes down to what you want option wise when buying a board.
