Gigabyte GA-8I915G Pro
Verdict
Some quirky design features make the new Gigabyte an unconventional board, but if you want PCI Express and High Definition Audio for as little outlay as possible it's a good choice.
Review Date: 22 Jul 2004
Price when reviewed: (£100 inc VAT); Delivery £7 (£8 inc VAT)
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