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5.8 out of 10

Asus K8V SE Deluxe

First seen: 2 november 2004

Information found in: from 13 sources in 8 countries.

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    8.0 8.0 from 20 reviewers
  • Expert Score (1)
    7.0 7.0 from 1 reviewer
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Pros & Cons

  • good design, packed with features, lotsa extras, via chipset, asus brand name
  • no dual core support, via chipset
  • AMD Athlon 64 Processor- VIA K8T800- 800 MHz Hyper Transport- Dual SATA RAID - AI NET - IEEE 1394 - Wi-Fi slot for optional wireless LAN upgrade.

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Reviews of Asus K8V SE Deluxe

  1. Reviewer: CoolTechZone
    11 April 2005

    Throughout our performance tests, the board generally stayed towards the middle in our graphs. It gave strong competition to Asus’ K8V-X and definitely lead the pack with MSI’s FSR and FIS2R throughout the tests with an exception of maybe one or two. The general usage and gaming performance numbers commonly showed the Asus K8V-SE Deluxe to be a worthy KT800 chipset contender. As far as the layout is concerned, we must say this is perhaps one of the appealing boards... Read more

  2. Asus K8VSE Deluxe A64 Motherboard

    Reviewer: PC Apex
    7 September 2007
    Overall 7
    7.0
     

    As you probably already know, AMD plans on dropping the Socket 754 architecture later this year. The last CPU we should see for the Socket 754 should be the Athlon64 3700+ which will run at 2.4GHz and have 1MB of Cache. The last version of the FX CPU has already been made for the Socket 940 boards, AMD will focus solely on Socket 939 in the near future. Does that mean that you shouldn't purchase a Socket 754 board? Well, that depends...if you need a board now, the Socket... Read more

  3. Asus K8VSE Deluxe A64 Motherboard

    Reviewer: Pimprig
    12 May 2007

    As you probably already know, AMD plans on dropping the Socket 754 architecture later this year. The last CPU we should see for the Socket 754 should be the Athlon64 3700+ which will run at 2.4GHz and have 1MB of Cache. The last version of the FX CPU has already been made for the Socket 940 boards, AMD will focus solely on Socket 939 in the near future. Does that mean that you shouldn't purchase a Socket 754 board? Well, that depends...if you need a board now, the Socket... Read more

  1. Asus K8V SE Deluxe

    Reviewer: MustangPanda, Overclock
    9 October 2006
    Overall 7
    7.0
     

    When I got this mobo I was like wow! Asus did a great job in including alot of stuff with this board wheter it would be extra usb ports or the 4 SATA w RAID and IDE RAID. The black color of the mobo is also better than what alot of asus mobos. Bad thing is that the VIA chipset on this makes it not so overclocking friendly. My 3700+ maxes out at 220 which is down from 230-239 from some otherboards with the nForce 3 chipset. Overall this board is rock solid and stable. The... Read more

  2. Bad price for a K8t800 MOBO

    Reviewer: DealTime UK
    14 October 2005
    Overall 6
    6.0
     

    Everybody knows today M/Bs must be overclockable. This Mobo can't. It is K8t800 based! It has best features but without overclocking. So if you want to buy an expansive mobo with best features And you are not an overclock guy! then buy this m/B. else you should avoid this mobo and try nforce 250 based mobos from epox chaintech and soltek as they are cheap and performs better. Read more

  3. Asus K8V SE Deluxe: The KING of Socket 754 Motherboards.

    Reviewer: Dooyoo
    7 January 2005

    Summary: Packed with features, Extremely Reliable, High Performance, Great Value. Read more

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