DFI not quitting consumer mobo market

Robert Hallock 24 Dec, 2009 at 2:28am ET Article published in Tech

Despite earlier rumors that DFI was exiting the consumer mobo market due comparatively low channel allocation, the company has said that it’s simply not true.

According to EXPReview, which contacted DFI Product Manager Jarry Chang, the company might focus on mini-ITX and microATX designs at the exclusion of ATX devices, but it is not going to stop selling consumer motherboards. Furthermore, Chang said, the company will continue to manufacture their high-performance range of Intel X58-based motherboards.

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24 Dec 2009 ~ 3:19am pigflipper Loving my DFI 790FX board, best board I have had since my nf7-s
24 Dec 2009 ~ 3:37am Clifford If I had not of gone with ASUS, DFI would have been my choice.
24 Dec 2009 ~ 5:19am Sledgehammer70 DFI UT X58 board here
24 Dec 2009 ~ 5:41am Snarkasm DFI DK X58 board on its way to me. Good news.
24 Dec 2009 ~ 11:46am Thrax Currently running a DFI LanParty DK P35-T2R/S, and it is the best, most overclockable, quirk-free board I've ever owned. I never want to buy another mfgr, especially Asus, as the three boards I've owned from them were seriously funky to work with.
24 Dec 2009 ~ 12:07pm Snarkasm Seriously funky, or SERIOUSLAY FUNNNNNNKAAAAAAAAY?

Can you dig it?
24 Dec 2009 ~ 12:08pm Thrax More towards seriouslay funkaaaaaay. I did not, however, dig it.
24 Dec 2009 ~ 1:17pm pigflipper Put a little LSD on it...