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Asus P2-M3A3200 (2007)

Asus P2-M3A3200 (2007)
alaScore 76

10 reviews

Jun, 2025

alaTest has collected and analyzed 10 reviews of Asus P2-M3A3200 (2007). The average rating for this product is 3.8/5, compared to an average rating of 4.1/5 for other Desktops for all reviews.

We analyzed user and expert ratings, product age and more factors. Compared to other Desktops the Asus P2-M3A3200 (2007) is awarded an overall alaScore™ of 76/100 = Good quality.

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Consumer review (newegg.com)

Nice for a low-cost machine.

 

Make sure you have a 4-pin-to-SATA convertor (one is included but you'll need another) and an extra SATA cable on hand if you intend to have a SATA optical drive and hard drive. Also, be reasonable. DON'T try to put a Phenom on this thing! It's only...

It's easy to take apart and it's a very compact case, albeit a bit cramped. I'm not using it as an HTPC build but it would work great in that role. The included heatsink is pretty nice, it's like the AMD stock heatsink but with a copper slug in the...

Memory is sort of hard to install due to the cramped interior, but taking the fan bracket off makes this easier. The case exterior is pretty hard to re-attach, so you'll need to apply some force ; The PCI riser card doesn't have a PCIe x16 slot on it,...

May, 2010

Consumer review (newegg.com)

Nice

 

Not a complaint but just a mention that my unit went heywire with random beeps in-between a windows xp fresh install and chipset/audio drivers. Not a single beep since.

Wow is all I can say. Simply put, i am picky/critical as sh__t, but i don't have a single complaint over this unit. Physical installation took about 8-10 minutes, another 10-15 minutes for a windows installation, and maybe 15 more minutes tweaking...

Absolutely none

Feb, 2009

Consumer review (newegg.com)

Awesome design, a little cramped

 

Spend the extra 70 bucks and get a BD-ROM or a BD-R.

The things I cared about that you might too ; Works extraordinarily well with Windows7, despite no W7 drivers being available from Asus yet ; Works well in Ubuntu 8.10 although I had some issues with DVD playback that I couldn't resolve (using an LG...

Inside the case you may run into some issues. For me, the hard drive's SATA connectors were RIGHT in the way of the motherboard's SATA controller ports. I had to drill some holes in the drive enclosure to move it about .75" forward. If you plan on...

Jan, 2009

Consumer review (newegg.com)

Good chipset.. Crummy setup

 

Refunded me because they ran out of stock??!!! No big deal I had to buy the same thing from a competitor. Then I had to buy a pcix1 sata card for my bluray. The final conclusion.... The board on these have no support, Bios sucks, Sata would not pick up...

Ok just to start off the review, I have the same thing except the board is a 690g. Part #-p-2 m2a690g. I use this system for a downloading and sometimes media. And I have a 780g build for my personal PC..... Anyways the HD 3200 on 780g board is great!!...

Where to start... I wish new egg would still have the 690g version so I can write a nasty review on it.... I got this thing about 7 months ago from new egg. I ran a 2.8 x2 and 4 gig of ddr2 800 with a poineer bluray/ dvd combo. Installed vista 64....

Jan, 2009

Consumer review (newegg.com)

ASUS P2-M3A3200

 

This barebones system has many features to recommend it as already outlined in previous reviews

The lack of a PCIe x16 expansion slot is a major problem that contradicts the description (including picture) on the ASUS product Web site. It would help all of us if anyone has gotten a clear explanation from ASUS of what is going on and why there is...

Dec, 2008

Consumer review (newegg.com)

ASUS Incompetence

 

Other than this not being a sensible choice for a quad core I suppose it would be completely adequate for a much lower power consuming CPU "EX: 45W". I broke the sata cable when inserting the CD ROM and hard drive cage, the sata plug on the hard drive...

Vary compact, good overall size, everything worked out of the box. VARY feature rich motherboard

Over all layout is incompetent and lacks common since. Power supply is completely inadequate, with no ability to replace due to non-standard form factor. DO NOT USE WITH QUAD CORE AMD!!!!! The CPU can draw up to as much as 125 watts, sticker on power...

Dec, 2008

Consumer review (newegg.com)

Economical HTPC

 

If you're looking for a compact economical HTPC with HDMI output, this should do everything you need. If you want more flexability or Component output, I would suggest looking at a separate case and motherboard that give you a little more space and...

Low Budget HTPC. Compact. Purchased Open Box item for significantly lesser price and everything still included. Easy setup for compact system. Motherboard comes with lots of nice features. Video is not bad for being onboard. Has dual monitor support...

Lids and buttons seem flimsy. Have a feeling it will eventually break. No component HDTV output. Wanted to add card with component, but riser card came with 2 PCI-e x1 slots and no x16 slot even though riser and motherboard support x16. Emailed and...

Dec, 2008

Consumer review (newegg.com)

Great barebone, but where is the PCIe x16

 

Overall fantastic HTPC case. Don't expect to be able to use the hybrid crossfire. Also, be carefull if you get ram with a heatsink, as the slots are very close together and close to the cpu.

Great form factor, very sleek and sits on desk. The HDMI out and on board HD audio (w/optical out) make it a great HTPC case. Quiet as well

The system comes with a riser for 2 PCIe 1x cards. This mysterious optional VGA which allows the 16x PCIe is nowhere to be found on the internet. I tried finding a third party riser card, but the PCIe x16 on the mobo is reversed (ie. if you could fit...

Dec, 2008

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