Need advice form factor!!

MiDNiGhT2903

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i5 3470
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LG GH24NS50 24x DvD-Writer SATA

Well basically I need a MoBo. Been considering Asus P8B75. But should I go for the M-version or V-version. Does the size matters later on?

BTW I'm not overclocking (at least not in the near future), so yeah...
 
Midnight when looking at mid size mother boards vs full size. Look at the number of video slots and there placement. If there to close or there other slots near them some two slot video cards are going to cover them. A full size mb if the slots are in the right space you can do sli set up and still have one or two slots left for a wifi card or sound card.
 

MiDNiGhT2903

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I believe that the Asus mobo comes with MicroATX (1 VGA slot, 2 RAM) whereas the ATX one is 2 VGA slot and 4 RAM
However, the price difference is making me think twice about which to choose...
I'm in a budget and picking the ATX one exceeds it. I don't know if it's a worthy investment...
 

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The size depends on what you require.
If you plan to use a dual-GPU configuration, you'll need an ATX motherboard.
If you plan to use a single GPU, MicroATX is your best bet.
That's pretty much the only differences between the two types, although ATX motherboards tend to have more RAM slots, and are better suited for after-market coolers.
 

MiDNiGhT2903

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The problem is I plan to use single GPU and dual channel RAM
But who knows if I will change my mind in the future...
Also does the MicroATX mobo have enough space for after market coolers?
 

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Guess I'll stretch it a little and buy the H77 MATX