Word's now entered the rumour mill that DFI are going the way of Abit, looking to pull out of the motherboard market, which would be a real shame for the niche of avid DFI LANParty fans that look to no other when it's time to purchase their next enthusiast oriented motherbord.

If website SemiAccurate are onto anything solid with regard to this story, we could see DFI make an official announcement as early as next month saying their goodbyes as they exit the mobo market and put sole focus into the 'industrial PC business'.

As it stands now, Newegg only have stock of two DFI motherboard models across their inventory of 21 Intel boards and five AMD boards, so signs sure aren't looking good.

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