Hey guys...
Today I am hoping to buy a new motherboard, cpu & psu.
All on my lunch break of www.yoyotech.co.uk (sorry scan).
Im getting a e6600 chip, but what mobo to get? I was hoping to get a gigabyte DS4, but they dont seem to have one.
Can someone point out some good alternative from yoyotech
how about Asus commando?
Do a search on here for commando, youll see what a festering dung pile that one isOriginally Posted by crazy
P5B deluxe 965 chipset, solid performer great overclocker, plenty of features.
P5K deluxe P35 chipset, excellent overclocker, solid performer, loads of features, possibly a few teething problems with raid, but they should be sorted with the next bios hopefully.
You owe it to yourself to click here really.
oh... err sorry
thought it was good after reading custompc review
oh well
Abit QuadGT is another option that or the p5b would be the best choice.
is the p5b better than than the ds4 ?
This is only my opinion, but its reviews like that, that give online review sites a bad name. Pretty much all they have done is, list the features and compare them to a P5B, and then given it a 5 star rating, which is completely ridiculous.
Out of the 5 or 6 people that bought one of them on hexus (that posted about them), I think think only one of them still has his original board, and i think he isnt impressed with it!
You owe it to yourself to click here really.
ok im back
Asus P5B-Deluxe
E6600
Coolermaster 650watt
£325 cash.
Wot you think ?
Sounds good, I personally would go for the Corsair 620W HX Series Modular SLi Powersupply - http://tinyurl.com/yslqtp - it's £92.38 so may be too much, but it is a quality psu (not that I've heard anything bad about Coolermasters psu's).
The main thing is that the selection you have posted is fine, and if you're happy with it, go for it.
Yup
Ideally i wanted the DS4 board. But I hear the P5B-Deluxe is also a very good board with pretty much all the features i want.
E6600 chip speaks for itself.
Hopefully the 650watt CM will be plenty enough to power 1 dvd, 2 sata 1 hdd, 1 7800gtx
Its enough power, but rather than gamble on a coolermaster PSU, I would go for the corsair 620w as already mentioned, easy enough power.
You owe it to yourself to click here really.
It's plenty. You'll only need about 380W with that set up.
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