Difference between Gaming Motherboards and regular?
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IntelTurtleFan
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Generally speaking a gaming mobo is going to have OC ability's and more PCI-E slots. However in most cases they are the same.
A good comparison is the Intel H97 and Z97. Z97 (Gaming with OC) H97 (Without OC)
A good comparison is the Intel H97 and Z97. Z97 (Gaming with OC) H97 (Without OC)
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Short answer;
If you're looking to overclock, go for Z97 (often branded gaming for overclocking features and allowing for multiple Graphics Cards, to run in SLI/Xfire)
If not overclocking and/or will stick to single GPU, H97 would be the better/more suited budget choice
If you're looking to overclock, go for Z97 (often branded gaming for overclocking features and allowing for multiple Graphics Cards, to run in SLI/Xfire)
If not overclocking and/or will stick to single GPU, H97 would be the better/more suited budget choice
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