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Thanks for the suggestion I will look into itTracert said:I think for the same money and if Overclocking isn't that important to you I would go with this http://www.newegg.com/app/ViewProductDesc.asp?description=13-152-029&depa=0
Better / Faster chipset to work with.
dead_man311 said:Tracert how reliable is that Chaintech , my local store sells them and the guy said 4 out 5 chaintech boards are returnded
thats good to hear...well I will think about it and look at it and see what I think and talk it over with deadman311TheTick said:
I would doubt that many are returned. They arent known for holding high OC's, but if you keep it slightly OC'ed or near stock, it should be rock solid. I would go with the Chaintech over the Gigabyte
Red_rose said:im looking for a new board to replce my Amptron 825 with.
I had a 2000 it was running the board just fine and then when it blow amd gave me a 2200 and doesn't like my borad and its running ify......and I want to be able to oc alil....and my video card I will be upgradeding it later on..and ram I will be getting ddr soon.Tracert said:
Hey Red,
I was looking over your system and was wondering why you were replacing your motherboard before your video card? Just looking at your equipment in your signature, even though your motherboard could be seen as a bottleneck, esp with the SDRAM, I would think your video card is probably the biggest bottleneck on your system right now, seeing as your current card has no Hardware T&L.
If I were you I would consider spending the same money on another video card (of course that is only if you use the system for 3D gaming and if that is where you want to see the improvement). Even a Radeon 9000 would be a huge upgrade to what you have.
For example, for the same dollars your looking to spend you could get this http://www.newegg.com/app/ViewProductDesc.asp?description=14-163-103&depa=0
That would go a long ways to increasing your FPS if that is what your after, (and as long as your Power supply would handle the load).
Just MHO.
P.S. You did plan on replacing your ram with DDR correct? This would add a bit to your pricetag as well, unless you have the ram already.