Gigabyte or asus mobo?(features, price eto performance etc.)

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Mr Jim

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Hi,
I've almost completed my build so far it's:
Intel i7 4670k

Asus gtx 770 2gb

NZXT Phantom 630(like the features and look) :)

WD caviar blue 1TB

LG dvd rewriter

Corsair vengeance 8gb (2x4gb)

Cooler master Hyper 212 EVO

Corsair ax760

Probs gonna add an ssd, anyone got a suggestion for a good one?

So as you can see I need a mobo.....
I'm looking at the ASUS sabertooth Z87.
If anyone can suggest any other boards for around or lower than that price but with the same features (I like the TUF armor :) looks good)

Thanks for any suggestions, Mr Jim
 
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If tuf is a must, I think Sabertooth is your only choice, unless you want to spend more on a VI Formula. Othervise you could look @ VI hero, z87-pro from Asus which are both around 30-50€/$(I believe~ live in Europe) cheaper and with pretty much everything (and more) I think you'll need.

As for SSD, the best entry level SSD's are probably Samsung's EVO 840 series. For the performance and reliability.

Knowing what features you really are looking for is always great when buying components.
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If tuf is a must, I think Sabertooth is your only choice, unless you want to spend more on a VI Formula. Othervise you could look @ VI hero, z87-pro from Asus which are both around 30-50€/$(I believe~ live in Europe) cheaper and with pretty much everything (and more) I think you'll need.

As for SSD, the best entry level SSD's are probably Samsung's EVO 840 series. For the performance and reliability.

Knowing what features you really are looking for is always great when buying components.
 
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Mr Jim

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Thanks Tony,
Ye I've looked at the formula but cant afford it :/ and I dont think there's really any point in spending the extra money. I appreciate the suggestions on the mobo's, will have a look at em.
I'll probably add that SSD or similar to my system :)
 
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