Conclusion:

The Foxconn 975X7AB-8EKRS2H motherboard is packed full of features and has nearly every type of connection you could ever need, even some quite old ones. We haven’t had a chance to explore the 975X7AB’s overclocking features, which at a glance look very decent indeed, but they don’t seem to be backed up with cooling capability with only 2 aux fan connectors (compared to the 7 found on the ASUS for example) and as such is a bit of a disappointment in that area.

The Foxconn 975X7AB-8EKRS2H sells online for around AU$230, and for the money you get excellent features and very reasonable performance, with the 975X7AB showing excellent performance when Multi-Core CPU’s are utilised, however lacking somewhat in memory speed compared to the popular nForce 680i chipset as we’ve seen today. So its performance is a bit of a compromise of fast CPU, but slow memory, but overall quite a good package.

OzHardware Rating – 8.5/10

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