Re: which motherboard for a debian server?

[Luca Rozza <luca.rozza@padaniacity.com>]

> Hmm, wasn't it tyan that recently had some annoucement about a certain
> brand (I think it was antec) power supplies being unreliable for running
> some of their boards?  Just because it _appears_ to work with another
> system, doesn't mean it is working within required specifications.  Some
> systems are pickier than others.  Some chipsets don't like some kinds of
> ram.  Some AMD revisions don't like some types of ram.
>
> Modern PCs are pretty darn complex and run very high frequencies and
> very tight timings.  It is not unsual for some combinations to not work.
> RAM not working in one system, doesn't mean the ram is bad or that the
> system is bad.  It just might only mean that just that combination is a
> bad one.
>
> Len Sorensen

This happen cos most manufacters doesn't respect the standards.
I don't care why the combination doesn't work, i don't want a 
motherboard or a power supply, that sometimes doesn't work, like
i don't want a motherboard that work only with windows!
if them sometimes doesn't work, them just don't work!!
anyway, ram was certified by asus like tested and fully compatible.
would u buy a car that work only with a specific brand of gasoline!??
me no.

~Luca.