Comments on Onda A69G

1. Four memory slots for easy memory upgrade
2. BIOS can support AM2+, 7750 CPU
3. The performance of the built-in video card is acceptable, and general games are easy to play
4. Dual BIOS free switch

1. Not many PCI ports
2. AM3 is not supported and cannot be upgraded to AM3 like Foxconn's 690G board
3. Parallel ports are eliminated, and the printer can only be transferred to USB

Fairly good overall. I can continue to adhere to it after upgrading to the 7750 processor

The most beautiful thing is the dual BIOS design. It won't overclock at the beginning. If it weren't for it, the host would have burned several

Personally, I think it's pretty good. I trust Onda and the price is cheap

Generally speaking, chatting online and playing small games are all OK and cheap

There is no room for upgrading. I went from 1G of memory to 4G of the ddr2 800 and added a seven rainbow ati hd4650 graphics card. I was disappointed that the performance was not improved

No upgrade space

4 memory sockets, good playability, integrated graphics card can overclock, good performance, can support 7750

AM3 is not supported, and there is no PCIE X1 interface,

Very good 690G, overclocking integrated graphics card, which is my favorite.

I bought this board for my girlfriend to install a computer on the weekend. It is said on the Internet that it is an on-board integrated display, which can relieve the pressure on memory, but now memory is very cheap. In general, the integrated DX10 graphics card is good. Most games run smoothly with 2GB memory

M-ATX small board, poor scalability

It is suitable for student friends to buy