VooDoo uses the MSI 875P Neo-FIS2R Motherboard

Hello All,
Just check at voodoo.com computers and they are offering the MSI™ 875P Neo-FIS2R as the motherboard in their top of the line PC.
Starting price $4,274.25.
From the postings they seem to have resolved the Bios flashing problem. How was never clear in their postings, but they are pretty confident that it was fixed.
Quote from the main Dude there
“The board is still our #1 choice for the i875 platform.”
I know the…….
“The Truth is Out there”

well just out of interest i punched a few selections
now they dont stop emailing me
Hi Steve,
Thank you for taking the time to submit your latest Luxury F-Class Tower configuration to us on our website. You have made some great choices regarding your next PC purchase, the system you put together looks great.  Our next step if you are interested is to fine tune your configuration further with one of our technical experts once we have a better idea of what your needs are. Please do not hesitate to contact my VoodooPC Technical Expert Rahul toll-free at 1-888-708-6636 at your earliest convenience.
What's the Voodoo difference? The Voodoo Allure Paint is standard on the F-Class and is a true automotive finish. We use our own Downdraft Bake Booth and we use professional Sata Spray guns to complete the masterpiece. Voodoo was the first to introduce Automotive finishes to the PC Industry, and we set the standard for many companies.  Every F-Class system gives you the full benefit of a full three-year comprehensive parts and labor warranty, which includes two-way shipping and backed up with our Premium version of our Lifetime Upgrade Assurance. Premium Upgrade Assurance gives you the option to upgrade your PC anytime you want, for the life of the PC.  With Premium Upgrade Assurance we will cover the cost of shipping both ways on major upgrades (for 3 years), we will cover shipping on parts if you just want to buy parts.  If you decide to do a major upgrade we will only charge you for one-hour labor maximum, and we will rebuild the entire machine, we'll update all the drivers and firmware, we will re-cable the machine, and we will reinstall and update the Operating System as if the system were new. If you decide to do a major upgrade we will only charge you for one-hour labor maximum, and we will rebuild the entire machine, we'll update all the drivers and firmware, we will re-cable the machine, and we will reinstall and update the Operating System as if the system were new.
We are also in the business of making high-end gaming machines as many of our satisfied customers are extreme gamers but we have our many customers who generally those who want and appreciate the best quality, craftsman & ultra-reliability money can buy - PERIOD. There are no assembly lines here! Voodoo technicians have industry reputation for squeezing maximum performance from components for maximum power and absolute stability. They handcraft each and every machine we build. They take complete ownership of each system (treating each and every machine they build as if it were there own) from start to finish adding up to 40 man hours for just assembly alone! It takes us a full 35 days to build a system and we never go about making any short-cuts or cut corners - from handpicking the best retail parts direct from the manufacturers (no cheap OEM components or dusty old stock here), careful assembly and world-renowned origami cabling for maximum airflow, softwaring (installing Windows and drivers), rigorous testing (it will NOT leave our facilities unless everything is completely fault free), tweaking for maximum performance & ultra-reliability AND we are perhaps known to have the best open box experience in the market when it arrives at your door. We also offer excellent customer service & support, upgrade Assurance & comprehensive warranty. We are also internationally ISO 9002 certified (which some of our other major competitors are not) and have been in computer business since 1991. Perfection simply cannot be rushed...
If you have any questions or need recommendations regarding your next PC purchase, feel free to give me or my Technical Expert Rahul a toll-free call at the number listed below - we would love to hear from you. Thank you for your interest in a VoodooPC and we look forward to hearing from you soon! Have yourself a great day!
Regards,
Richard Watson
40 hrs to screw together a pc and load windows
wonder if they have any vacancies
one think they still will not give is what i asked for
a final price
nice work and profits if you can get it

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