Conclusion: When the time came for DFI's NFII Ultra Infinity to face a round of royal MBReview punishment, the motherboard did not experience one single hiccup, freeze or crash
Summary: Even though AMD is not going to release any new Socket A processors, the mainboards for this platform continue coming out.
Pros: Good performance at nominal frequencies;, Stylish exterior;, Rich accessories;, SerialATA RAID controller supporting up to four HDDs;, Gigabit network controller;, Num...
Cons: High price (about $120-130);, Some issues about the PCB design;, You may find it difficult to install a massive CPU cooler;, Poor overclockability;, Insufficient prote...
Summary: The LANParty NFII Ultra is just becoming available online at a street price of about $170, but only a handful of retailers has the board listed yet.