Many enthusiasts believe that Foxconn is a new company trying to make it in the computer industry. They're in for a big surprise. Foxconn has been around for a rather long time. It is just now that they've decided to mass produce motherboards and try to make a stand in the fierce competition. We've received many Foxconn motherboards here at Motherboards.org, and while they are physically similar, they differ in small ways to cater to your needs and wants. For example, some may want to use DDR memory and not DDR2. Some may want to save a couple of bucks by going with a feature-light solution. Whatever your needs may be, Foxconn is probably the first that will offer you numerous solutions.
I have to admit that I'm not a big fan of Intel's LGA775 platform, at least for now. It's been out for a while and nothing new has been introduced or even improved. Perhaps the only reason any enthusiast will want to jump on the LGA775 platform is, well, I honestly have no idea why. Intel's sales on these boards and CPUs have definitely declined that's for sure. Perhaps the price drops on DDR2 memory could help a little. If you've been an Intel fan for the past ages and continue to stick to their side, perhaps Foxconn's mid-level entry motherboard will provide all that you need for a safe and stable computing system.
