A antmiu2 Distinguished Dec 16, 2008 116 0 18,680 Dec 24, 2008 #1 which is better for e5200? Asrock 945GCM-S or Asrock Wolfdale 1333-D667 ?? any other good budget board? thanks.
which is better for e5200? Asrock 945GCM-S or Asrock Wolfdale 1333-D667 ?? any other good budget board? thanks.
O Outlander_04 Titan BANNED Nov 18, 2008 20,308 4 74,960 Dec 24, 2008 #2 Id look for a board with either a g31 or g33 chipset . Gigabyte or Asus preferably The 945 and 965 are a generation or two older and are not good value even if they are cheap
Id look for a board with either a g31 or g33 chipset . Gigabyte or Asus preferably The 945 and 965 are a generation or two older and are not good value even if they are cheap
J jamesgoddard Distinguished Nov 12, 2005 1,105 0 19,290 Dec 24, 2008 #3 Spend the $15 extra and get Gigabyte or Asus... It's worth it
Nick_C Distinguished Apr 20, 2007 108 22 18,695 Dec 24, 2008 #4 I've been using Gigabyte boards for personal use and in PCs built for friends / colleagues for a few years now - never a problem. Unlike my experience with Asrock.
I've been using Gigabyte boards for personal use and in PCs built for friends / colleagues for a few years now - never a problem. Unlike my experience with Asrock.
A antmiu2 Distinguished Dec 16, 2008 116 0 18,680 Dec 24, 2008 #5 thanks but can you tell me a specific model of the gigabye or asus board?
roadrunner197069 Splendid Sep 3, 2007 4,416 0 22,780 Dec 24, 2008 #6 Asus P5KPL-CM is a decent baord for a budget. And it allows a 240FSB real easy, so you can OC to 3.0.
Asus P5KPL-CM is a decent baord for a budget. And it allows a 240FSB real easy, so you can OC to 3.0.
A antmiu2 Distinguished Dec 16, 2008 116 0 18,680 Dec 24, 2008 #7 is that i want a board that takes an ide drive because i have an new160gb hd here does it take 1 ide?? --- any other?
is that i want a board that takes an ide drive because i have an new160gb hd here does it take 1 ide?? --- any other?