looking for a good motherboard capable of OCing

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8tE1GH7

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Building a new PC, I'm just not that familiar with the whole process. I'm kind of undecided about what motherboard to pick, I was planning on OCing a I5 4670k with G.skill sniper series RAM 2x8gb @2133. Currently torn between some products...also open to suggestions.

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813128593

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Any Z87 board is capable of overclocking (with a "K" series chip), and given those boards high end nature I would think that they would overclock well.

Of those options, would go for the GA-Z87X-UD5H
That is largely based on it having more SATA ports though, in terms of features all the boards are fairly similar.
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Any Z87 board is capable of overclocking (with a "K" series chip), and given those boards high end nature I would think that they would overclock well.

Of those options, would go for the GA-Z87X-UD5H
That is largely based on it having more SATA ports though, in terms of features all the boards are fairly similar.
 
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