TomsHardware reviews MSI's 915PL Neo-V and the P4N Diamond motherboards
When it comes to selecting a motherboard, users not only face a considerable number of different manufacturers to choose from, but also a wide model range from each maker, with products that vary in terms of form factor, chipset and features. In their efforts to appeal to every conceivable market segment, motherboard makers often hamper end users simply due to the diversity of their product lines.
The price range between the cheapest and the most expensive motherboards can be as significant as the feature differences between them. While an experienced user will purchase a motherboard that is outfitted with add-ons fitting his needs, it is quite difficult for beginners to determine what their needs really are, and what features they should do without. No matter how good a deal a particular board may be, money that is spent on features that will likely never be used is ultimately wasted...
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