Can't decide between this board and the Rowenta IB9100/IB6100/IB5100. Any suggestions?
1987715
Don't know the Rowenta but I've had this about a month and put it to good use in a small inn. I love it. I was able to sit down for a bit when ironing smaller items so that I did not get so tired when ironing the bigger items. Deep so I can iron more at one time. Quiet, stable & solid
1987716
My wife, who is disabled, asked for this board because the other boards she has tried become unstable and/or fall over when she uses them. This board has been been fantastic, not only is it wide and stable, it is heavy duty and well worth the $$ paid.
1987717
I have the Reliable C30 and it has exceeded my exceptions. The quality is great as it is quite sturdy, smooth to calapse, and durable enough to pile on clothes. I found it to also be wider than store bought ironing boards which is quite useful!
751572
I have no idea. I DO NOT buy Rowenta irons any longer as every one I have owned had leaked water or have spit water onto my fabric. I have found that the Reliable V200 Sensor Velocity iron has lived up to its claim that it DOES NOT leak or spit water due to the construction of the iron (separate chambers)
1296354
It's an obsolete board, the current version (Z97) is much cheaper. I can's imagine why someone would buy this, but if they had a real gem of an 1155 CPU, maybe it's worth it to the right person?
156410
That is what I am using. works just fine. Although I do plan on getting the bigger board for more options later.
1701463
I looked at all the boards, then decided on the Dritz Superboard. My wife says it is the best board she has ever used. The design, the printed lines, and its strength make the Superboard an exceptionally good value. She has used "serviceable" cheaper boards before, but she is very happy with the Superboard.
1747915
I had a competitor Rowenta and the same thing happened. I contacted the company and they sent me a replacement. I would contact DeLonghi and ask.
2132696
Oh, I like that case. It's more the size I was looking for, too. Thanks for the tip! I'll be curious to find out if this mobo does fit in it OK, too -- it looks pretty tight and the wifi antenna on these boards isn't necessarily in a good position.
1738874
I would not get the H100i. The Corsair Link software is hideous and does not work properly. It's truly awful in Windows 8.
994142
I don't know either, I was shopping for the best board I could find at a not-too-ridiculous price. This filled the bill for me, regardless of the origin. I'd suggest that if it matters very much to you, you should write the company and ask them about this contradiction. Then let us all know what they say!
2145496
I guess I can't tell you for sure because my use is limited but I am convinced this is the best board available. I couldn't find anything close in stores and I shopped a long time. It works great for me!!
425747
Yes it's a great board and a good value. AS Rock always gives a better value and even reliability compared to Asus and Gigabyte. Go for it and enjoy.
1906585
No, boards like these are never as efficient as having a motherboard with an embedded interface. That said, there are speed improvements - See my posting for the speed increases I saw.
564313
I dont know about the other irons, I have had another Rowenta and I like the DW6080 the best., uses tap water and does not spit or drip drag water on what I am ironing. This is the best iron I have had and used. It is my favorite, very smooth and small tip goes under buttons easily. Really like this iron and for me it got hot enough, most of our ironing is 100% cotton and it does a beautiful job. Hope this helps you....
1968944
Frankly I wouldn't buy a rowenta again. There are better travel irons out there for quilting. Sunbeam puts out a travel iron that is solid , it seems to be the hot item amongst quilters. My sister can't keep them on the shelf at her quilt store. There are less piece's to break because its a solid piece and does everything you need for quilting. Good luck
1484293
I first started with a bearings upgrade, which totally changed the feel of the board, then I threw on a set of Gullwing Sidewinder II Trucks, I don't recommend those trucks in particular due to having two kingpins, and the board has a big disadvantage with wheelbite with these trucks, and a bit of speed wobbles. I suggest a set of Paris' or something of the like. First, I'd start with bearings, and just work from there:)
1634251
Personally I prefer the maximus for smaller size, it fits in a midtower case which is cheaper than a full size size case. But when it comes down to to ROG extreme boards it depends on what CPU you trying to use I'm really liking the 4th Gen after some modifications. But if you're wanting save a little money go for rampage and 3rd gen. Plus the maximus does have a couple more USB 3.0 ports on the rear. And its does have a couple nice features that the rampage doesn't have. Just my two cents hope it helps.
2139750
I don't know. Look at some of the video enthusiasts' blogs and forums I have seen interchangeability of these boards discussed.