Asus board all the way, It is more overclockable and Asus have a reputation for building very high quality products. If you are on a strict budget then go gigabyte but asus if you have the spare pounds.
All your gonna get is Asus is better Probably, But the Gigabyte is still good.
Asus board all the way, It is more overclockable and Asus have a reputation for building very high quality products. If you are on a strict budget then go gigabyte but asus if you have the spare pounds.
All your gonna get is Asus is better Probably, But the Gigabyte is still good.
I have had good experiences with both of them, Gigabyte and ASUS, I am running a Gigabyte Z77X-UD5H in my build right now and its been great. Both boards are VERY similar in their features and their reviews, I can't not recommend saving the money and getting the Gigabyte. But if this is for a FX-8350 I personally would spend more money and go for a 990FX chipset, but that's me.
Asus board all the way, It is more overclockable and Asus have a reputation for building very high quality products. If you are on a strict budget then go
gigabyte but asus if you have the spare pounds.
I have had good experiences with both of them, Gigabyte and ASUS, I am running a Gigabyte Z77X-UD5H in my build right now and its been great. Both boards are VERY similar in their features and their reviews, I can't not recommend saving the money and getting the Gigabyte. But if this is for a FX-8350 I personally would spend more money and go for a 990FX chipset, but that's me.