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Articles: Mainboards
Foxconn WinFast NF4UK8AA-8EKRS (NVIDIA nForce4 Ultra) Mainboard Review: Farewell to Leadtek MainboardsCategory: Mainboards [ 02/16/2005 | 04:46 PM ] We would like to introduce to you a new mainboard on NVIDIA nForce4 Ultra chipset. This solution from Foxconn carrying Leadtek’s WinFast brand name is a fast and reliable product, although not quite suitable for overclocking experiments. Want to learn more? Read our article now! Table of contents:
NVIDIA’s nForce4 Ultra chipset keeps on winning the hearts of PC enthusiasts. Its popularity is growing up as there appear more mainboard models; products on this chipset are coming out now from over a dozen manufacturers among which there are some really interesting individuals. Today we will take a closer look at a product from one very interesting mainboard manufacturer like that. I am talking about the WinFast NF4UK8AA-8EKRS model from Foxconn.
The name of this mainboard can already provoke some mild amusement in you. We don’t mean the brevity and expressiveness of the name, which you will most probably learn very quickly, but rather the “WinFast” brand that is usually seen on products from Leadtek, a graphics card manufacturer. So, whence comes this borrowing? Seems like we’ve got a pretty scandal here, haven’t we? Here I would like to point out that Leadtek has never produced any mainboards on its own: all products of the kind have always been made for them by Foxconn, as you may have already guessed. That is why I have every right to state that contemporary Foxconn mainboards are direct relatives of the solutions from Leadtek, which have proven quite successful products in their days, I should say. So, the continuous use of the WinFast brand name is a pretty logical step. As far as the legal aspects of this matter are concerned, Foxconn has every right to use this brand name. Foxconn believed that WinFast mainboard brand is still well remembered by the users, that is why they licensed the use of this brand name from Leadtek. So, there is no sensation about the name, actually. Now that we’ve cleared up the relations between Foxconn and Leadtek and their trademarks, we can get closer to the WinFast NF4UK8AA-8EKRS mainboard our test lab has recently received. <%BANNER[banner_468x30]%>
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Category NewsCategory: Mainboards Tuesday, June 10, 200812:51 pm AFox: Hon Hai Precision Industry Readies New “A Friend of Foxconn” Components Brand. Hon Hai Precision Industry Set to Unveil “AFox” Brand for PC Components Thursday, June 5, 20081:07 pm Via Technologies Unleashes New Form-Factor for Miniature Personal Computers. Via Mini-ITX 2.0 “Platform of the Future” to Sport PCI Express, DDR2, Serial ATA II Wednesday, May 28, 20086:09 pm Abit Denies Quit from Mainboard Manufacturing Business. Abit Remains Committed to Motherboards, but Promises Overdose of New Products Tuesday, May 27, 20082:55 pm Abit May Stop Producing Motherboards. Abit May Quit Mainboard Market 12:18 pm Asustek Computer Sues Gigabyte Technology. First Tier Mainboard Makers Face Legal Dispute All Latest News <%BANNER[right_130x130_1]%>
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