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Jan 16 2008, 2:49am CST | by Luigi Lugmayr
Tweaktown published a review of the Foxconn X38A Digital Life Motherboard.
Quote from the review: "Today we have a new board from Foxconn who are always trying to push further into the motherboard sector. If you want to get ahead today, you have to be creative or reduce costs as much as possible without sacrificing features.
Foxconn has been one of the first to give an X38 based motherboard both DDR2 and DDR3 support on the same board. In total you get four DDR2 memory slots which are colored dark blue and yellow. Two light blue DDR3 memory slots are also included to allow you to upgrade to DDR3 later down the track if you so desire."
Read the full review on Tweaktown. Buy it here.
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Luigi Lugmayr
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