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Best Micro ATX motherboard? Thats supports quad core cpus
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Best Micro ATX motherboard?
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Gigabyte was pretty stupid to discontinue the G33M-DS2R after only a few months.. What were they thinking? Glad and lucky I got one on launch day 
Their G43/G45 boards are a waste of time as well, only PCIe x4
If you really want the best, wait another week or so for availability of the DFI P45 board. It's gonna be sick. http://www.motherboardpro.com/DFI-LP-Jr-P45-T3RS-DDR3-CrossFire-Micro-ATX-Motherboard-p-660.html is the DDR3 version, there's gonna be a T2RS DDR2 version as well. Should hit the streets any day now.
Their G43/G45 boards are a waste of time as well, only PCIe x4 If you really want the best, wait another week or so for availability of the DFI P45 board. It's gonna be sick. http://www.motherboardpro.com/DFI-LP-Jr-P45-T3RS-DDR3-CrossFire-Micro-ATX-Motherboard-p-660.html is the DDR3 version, there's gonna be a T2RS DDR2 version as well. Should hit the streets any day now.
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Yeah I really wanna build a MINI rig like in a little shuttlebox
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Good G43/G45 boards are just about to become widely available as well. The DFI T2RS LP-JR looks good too but it also looks expensive.
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currently the Asus p5e-vm hdmi is *one* of the best.
there is like a 55 page post on it over @ [H]...
i have one and she take the e8400 to 4GHz w/ 1.35 vcore.
the most i have ever tryed for on it was like 4250MHz or something... it was on 1.4 vcore.
not a bad little board.
there is like a 55 page post on it over @ [H]...
i have one and she take the e8400 to 4GHz w/ 1.35 vcore.
the most i have ever tryed for on it was like 4250MHz or something... it was on 1.4 vcore.
not a bad little board.
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Any day now. Should be $150-$160 or so. Looks really really delicious. Cheap too, if you consider that a top of the line full ATX board can run over $400 or something.
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I second that one. As of right now the P5E-VM HDMI is the best mATX board out there.
Personally, I am holding out for the LP Jr. P45 T3RS.
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here are the G43/G45 boards from gigabyte you can get right now from newegg.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produ...+50001314+107172715&name=GIGABYTE&Order=PRICE
the other G43/G45 boards listed are from supermicro. they make solid serverboards, so i dought the MATX boards will have ocing options.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produ...+50001314+107172715&name=GIGABYTE&Order=PRICE
the other G43/G45 boards listed are from supermicro. they make solid serverboards, so i dought the MATX boards will have ocing options.
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Another vote of confidence in the P5E-VM HDMI but with the G45 boards this close I would wait it out.
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There has always been something about Gigabyte boards that strike me as being really ugly
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There has always been something about Gigabyte boards that strike me as being really ugly
I've heard mine described as looking like a pack of skittles
Personally I like the bright colors..
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I've heard mine described as looking like a pack of skittles
HAHAHA
