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Upgrade warpath: Abit IP35 Pro vs Asus P5N32-E SLI

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Which would you choose?


 
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1.  Abit IP35 Pro
 
 
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2.  Asus P5N32-E SLI
 
 
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3.  Other - Please give example
 

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Help me decide between these two boards based on which would be the best balance of overclocking and features without exceeding the $180 mark. I want to drop a Penryn based chip in when they come out and clock the beast to 4GHz, hopefully. I know the IP35 Pro can probably take the FSB higher, but the 650i based Asus board allows me to set the FSB independently from the memory so I dont have to buy performance RAM. Which should I choose, and why?



Im on the overclocking upgrade warpath! :sol:

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i would have to go with the Asus.

1) I hear it overclocks better

2) I'm an Asus fan!


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I would say either would be great choices. I haven't heard very much positive things about both of them. P35 is supposed to overclock quad-cores a bit better then nForce 600 chipsets, so you might want to take that into account. The Asus board should support Penryn, but I would be sure double check that, as some 600 series boards don't.

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Unless you're wanting to go SLI I'd go with the P35, or wait a little bit and get an X38 or 780i board.


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