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11th Dec 2008, 14:48
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Due to the fact the computer components list I have put together for my new PC keeps changing because of high christmas sales and things going out of stock, my motherboard has changed.
It went out of stock and I looked for a new one on the very same site and came across one that looked like the cats pyjamas. Its made by a company i've never heard of but seems to be pretty good, added to the fact it has an IDE port making my data transfer a whole bunch easier. The lovely motherboard in question can be found Here Any comments or thought before I buy myself a useless motherboard? |
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11th Dec 2008, 20:56
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Almost all motherboards now (still) have IDE.
The Lanparty boards are indeed pretty nice, a friend of mine got that exact board, great features like integrated power/reset buttons. I would see if they have anything in P43 or P45 though, better overclock.
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12th Dec 2008, 11:50
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I had a look for another DFI motherboard and found they all take my budget over which is a shame. I'm not looking to double my clock speeds or anything, just take a processor up about 600MHz which i assume is easily done on that board?
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