What happened to Epox?

Lee M. wrote:
> Their boards always used to get raves from the motherboard sites. They
> don't seem to be very popular anymore, at least based on the lack of traffic
> on this site. Did they produce some dogs or did the other manufacturers
> just pass them by? Just curious.
>
>

There is nothing wrong with Epox, they are a Tier 2 mobo manufacturer,
which means their production volumes are much less than Tier 1
manufacturers such as Asus and the like.

As such, people tend to look to Epox products to fill a specific need,
rather than get the board in an OEM build, or value shop and buy the
cheapest possible.

Combine that with solid engineering, and you have less opportunities for
systemic errors, which would fill up forums and newsgroups with requests
for help, as it is, most requests are for obsolete information and
replacement parts. This is good.
 >> Stay informed about: What happened to Epox? 

It's very common for this newsgroup to get this question from time to time.
In the past the obvious answer was that for the most part Epox motherboards
were trouble free and so we did not get very many posts asking for help.
But I think that has changed somewhat over the last few years. I don't
think Epox is the leader it once was with boards like the mighty 8RDA+.
Nowadays, Epox is slow to release new boards based on new chipsets and many
top e-tailers no longer carry Epox's line.

DaveL


"Lee M." <lmacmil.RemoveThis@forget_it.com> wrote in message
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> Their boards always used to get raves from the motherboard sites. They
> don't seem to be very popular anymore, at least based on the lack of
> traffic on this site. Did they produce some dogs or did the other
> manufacturers just pass them by? Just curious.
>
 >> Stay informed about: What happened to Epox? 

see www.ocworkbench.com/epox

<nobody RemoveThis @nospam.com> wrote in message
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> On Mon, 25 Dec 2006 11:50:56 -0500, "Lee M." <lmacmil RemoveThis @forget_it.com>
> wrote:
>
>>Their boards always used to get raves from the motherboard sites. They
>>don't seem to be very popular anymore, at least based on the lack of
>>traffic
>>on this site. Did they produce some dogs or did the other manufacturers
>>just pass them by? Just curious.
>>
>
> Could be there's no problems
>
>
 >> Stay informed about: What happened to Epox? 

Never had a problem yet with my 9NPA+SLI, great board running my Opteron 185
 >> Stay informed about: What happened to Epox?