[AdamHonek]

DFI has been making a splash among the overclocking community with its
LANParty line of motherboards. Its boards have been well accepted for high
overclockability, enthusiast friendly features, and of course the looks.
Unlike other enthusiast targeted boards, DFI boards tend to have a good
blend of features enthusiast want without sacrificing user friendliness for
those building their first new system.

It has taken DFI about 2 months since the Radeon Xpress 3200’s initial
introduction to bring us its take on the chipset—the LANParty UT
CFX3200-DR. Being the last board manufacturer on the market with a Radeon
Xpress 3200 based motherboard, has the wait been worth it? Read on to find
out as we put DFI’s LANParty UT CFX3200-DR through our test suite.

http://www.sudhian.com/index.php?/ar...200_dr_review/