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Mobo v mobo

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  • 19-01-2011 9:04pm
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    98q76e12hrflnk
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    Hi,I planned on building a pc but was told to wait for the sandy brigde products to come out.
    I plan on getting a intel core i5 2500 CPU and was a bit unsure with the mobo I planned on getting which was a GA-P55A-UD3,what would be a better mobo on harewareeversand.de with sata 3.0 thats under 120,

    I dont think the ga-p55a is compatible so what about the ASUS P8P67 LE at 121 euro


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    Maia Putrid Sequel wrote: »
    Hi,I planned on building a pc but was told to wait for the sandy brigde products to come out.
    I plan on getting a intel core i5 2500 CPU and was a bit unsure with the mobo I planned on getting which was a GA-P55A-UD3,what would be a better mobo on harewareeversand.de with sata 3.0 thats under 120,

    I dont think the ga-p55a is compatible so what about the ASUS P8P67 LE at 121 euro
    There are Gigabyte P67 mobo's available for under €120. Will you be using the processor graphics or a graphics card?


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    Unregistered. wrote: »
    There are Gigabyte P67 mobo's available for under €120. Will you be using the processor graphics or a graphics card?

    A graphics card


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    massy086
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    make sure you get the 2500k for overclocking


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    massy086 wrote: »
    make sure you get the 2500k for overclocking


    I don't intend to over clock so the 2500 will be fine.

    WHat do you think about the ASUS P8P67, Sockel 1155 or ASUS P8H67-V, Sockel 1155, ATX, DDR3


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