Here is my plight. Today my Gigabyte GA-890FXA-UD5 shut itself off. The monitor and keyboard and mouse all went dark for no reason. A reset and even hitting the power button did nothing. I turned the power switch on my PS off and opened up the case to see what I could find. I certainly found the issue.
I have no idea what caused this and this motherboard has been operating flawlessly for me for quite some time. I was contemplating a video card upgrade but it looks like I will have quite a bit more ahead of me. I want to stick with my 1090T since I had a great and stable 4.0GHz overclock and BD seems to be less than what I had hoped.
I figure if I am going to buy a new MB it should be a 990 based board. My main concern is my RAID 0. If I get a 990 board, will I be able to plug in my drives and have the RAID 0 recognized? I know I was able to do this with Intel boards in the past.
I also would like some board suggestions. What are good 990 boards? I probably will buy that new EVGA dual 560TI card so SLI is something I want. I also won't buy an ASUS board. I see the ASROCK boards have good reviews but I haven't seen ASROCK as a viable high end board for years. Gigabyte? MSI?
I have no idea what caused this and this motherboard has been operating flawlessly for me for quite some time. I was contemplating a video card upgrade but it looks like I will have quite a bit more ahead of me. I want to stick with my 1090T since I had a great and stable 4.0GHz overclock and BD seems to be less than what I had hoped.
I figure if I am going to buy a new MB it should be a 990 based board. My main concern is my RAID 0. If I get a 990 board, will I be able to plug in my drives and have the RAID 0 recognized? I know I was able to do this with Intel boards in the past.
I also would like some board suggestions. What are good 990 boards? I probably will buy that new EVGA dual 560TI card so SLI is something I want. I also won't buy an ASUS board. I see the ASROCK boards have good reviews but I haven't seen ASROCK as a viable high end board for years. Gigabyte? MSI?