...be the real deal darkgamerx226. You can spend your own money on any motherboard and cpu combination that you wish to and also utilize that combination as you please. No problem whatsoever. If you have an issue fine. If you don't have an issue that is fine also. If you RMA and the company does well for and by you that is fine as well.
However there is an oddity here. There is no reason to REopen a year old thread with and about a user here in the forum that has already done his deal with lesser motherboards and has been moved on from said lesser board now for some time. Instead of a year old thread REopening, you could easily have opened your own thread and pointed out or relayed your personal findings. But not as such in a thread that someone else had long since put to rest and made peace with the questions and answers he went thru, that have nothing at all to do with yourself.
There is also the other side of the coin for flipping or viewing. It makes little difference to most of us that have spent hours and hours and hours and then a few more hours helping complete and total newbs sort thru a big menagerie of boards and coolers and overclocks to what have been some user's dismay and to other's glory; what a single user's findings maybe since we do not have the luxury of dealing with one-ofs. As helpers of the masses about AMD and AM3+ boards and cpus with the FX cpu variant almost equal to a heater on many homes, we will only be suggesting to users what works in a majority sense.
I am as are most in here well acquainted with the exception to the rule. I have one FX-8350 that on three of the most recommended boards in this forum section...well it is not a diamond of a cpu. I have another FX-8350 that has the glimmering of cubic zirconium and one that has the real diamond luster. All can rest assured, that I in no way will suggest to the majority that their cpu will run like that near one-of diamond that I have and neither will I suggest that they buy a lesser motherboard and expect to overclock to the same cpu speed as myself or a number of others are capable of doing. And doing ALL this overclocking with ALL 8 cores enabled and running 5.2Ghz for 2.5 hours P95 Blend stable. It would be like setting most new users up for certain failure. That is not polite.
I will always suggest that a user wishing to get all he can from an AMD AM3+ cpu buy one of the three boards that the majority in here have found to work well for extended overclock use. That is how most things work best in a forum setting. Not the one-ofs nor the exceptions to the rule are ever experienced by most users. Some maybe very fortunate as you maybe but such is not a reason for moving any distance from majority results.
I am certain since I know most of these men very well, that we all wish for you the very best in your computering endeavors. That all goes well for you. That we will never say "I told you so" if you do run into issues later on a board we feel not up to 24/7 use at greater than 4.8Ghz. No we usually commiserate when there is a running afoul of issues for most coming thru here no matter the cause. In general that is just the calibre of men that have dedicated a large portion of their free time, for free, to answer that age old question > "how do I overclock my stuff?".
I would again suggest that if you wish to opine over time or as time goes by related to your system and configuration that you draw attention to yourself and your system with your own thread related to how things go for you. Just about everyone likes to hear that championing of what is often thought to be the underdog. That seems human nature.
Good luck and good fortune to you in your computering journey. We all wind up forging a trail that is of our own making.
RGone...ster.
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...be the real deal darkgamerx226. You can spend your own money on any motherboard and cpu combination that you wish to and also utilize that combination as you please. No problem whatsoever. If you have an issue fine. If you don't have an issue that is fine also. If you RMA and the company does well for and by you that is fine as well.
However there is an oddity here. There is no reason to REopen a year old thread with and about a user here in the forum that has already done his deal with lesser motherboards and has been moved on from said lesser board now for some time. Instead of a year old thread REopening, you could easily have opened your own thread and pointed out or relayed your personal findings. But not as such in a thread that someone else had long since put to rest and made peace with the questions and answers he went thru, that have nothing at all to do with yourself.
There is also the other side of the coin for flipping or viewing. It makes little difference to most of us that have spent hours and hours and hours and then a few more hours helping complete and total newbs sort thru a big menagerie of boards and coolers and overclocks to what have been some user's dismay and to other's glory; what a single user's findings maybe since we do not have the luxury of dealing with one-ofs. As helpers of the masses about AMD and AM3+ boards and cpus with the FX cpu variant almost equal to a heater on many homes, we will only be suggesting to users what works in a majority sense.
I am as are most in here well acquainted with the exception to the rule. I have one FX-8350 that on three of the most recommended boards in this forum section...well it is not a diamond of a cpu. I have another FX-8350 that has the glimmering of cubic zirconium and one that has the real diamond luster. All can rest assured, that I in no way will suggest to the majority that their cpu will run like that near one-of diamond that I have and neither will I suggest that they buy a lesser motherboard and expect to overclock to the same cpu speed as myself or a number of others are capable of doing. And doing ALL this overclocking with ALL 8 cores enabled and running 5.2Ghz for 2.5 hours P95 Blend stable. It would be like setting most new users up for certain failure. That is not polite.
I will always suggest that a user wishing to get all he can from an AMD AM3+ cpu buy one of the three boards that the majority in here have found to work well for extended overclock use. That is how most things work best in a forum setting. Not the one-ofs nor the exceptions to the rule are ever experienced by most users. Some maybe very fortunate as you maybe but such is not a reason for moving any distance from majority results.
I am certain since I know most of these men very well, that we all wish for you the very best in your computering endeavors. That all goes well for you. That we will never say "I told you so" if you do run into issues later on a board we feel not up to 24/7 use at greater than 4.8Ghz. No we usually commiserate when there is a running afoul of issues for most coming thru here no matter the cause. In general that is just the calibre of men that have dedicated a large portion of their free time, for free, to answer that age old question > "how do I overclock my stuff?".
I would again suggest that if you wish to opine over time or as time goes by related to your system and configuration that you draw attention to yourself and your system with your own thread related how things go. Just about everyone likes to hear that championing of what is often thought to be the underdog. That seems human nature.
Good luck and good fortune to you in your computering journey. We all wind up forging a trail that is of our own making.
RGone...ster.
