What is a good motherboard that can support 32gb RAM and others .

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A big-dollar rig, huh?
A 3770K - Tom's questioned why anyone would need more than a 3570K to do anything at all!
So it's a great CPU of course, probably more than anyone needs (but I like i7 myself).
And 2 x 7970!
I would never advise anyone to put a lot of money into Radeons.
Two nVidia cards will give much better results...
Anyway: motherboards used to support either CrossFire or SLI.
Now, most mobos will support both so this isn't a major consideration.
I personally would select a top-quality mobo from either Asus or Gigabyte; anything with the Z77 chipset.
Probably full-ATX, though many Micro-ATX mobos can run 2 vidcards these days (if you're into small).
Gigabyte GA-Z77X-UD3H is good, at around $145 bucks.
Or, Asus has all kinds...

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A big-dollar rig, huh?
A 3770K - Tom's questioned why anyone would need more than a 3570K to do anything at all!
So it's a great CPU of course, probably more than anyone needs (but I like i7 myself).
And 2 x 7970!
I would never advise anyone to put a lot of money into Radeons.
Two nVidia cards will give much better results...
Anyway: motherboards used to support either CrossFire or SLI.
Now, most mobos will support both so this isn't a major consideration.
I personally would select a top-quality mobo from either Asus or Gigabyte; anything with the Z77 chipset.
Probably full-ATX, though many Micro-ATX mobos can run 2 vidcards these days (if you're into small).
Gigabyte GA-Z77X-UD3H is good, at around $145 bucks.
Or, Asus has all kinds or different P8Z77 mobos - I just used one for a 3570K Mini-ITX build. Sweet.
I use Gigabyte for myself - but usually Asus for other people!
Asus is by far the friendliest, bar none...
When you check for a BIOS update they never ask you "what version of the motherboard do you have", LoL, like Gigabyte does.
But (if you're handy) I believe Gigabyte ultimately is the best.
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My recamend is fill all slots dont see capacity. see mhz in board and ram.Reason mhz is the key to achive speed. if board support 1600mhz u insert 1333mhz its waste because not get full speed of ram slot. if board support 1333mhz u insert 1600mhz its also waste of money (1333mhz ram is cheaper than 1600mhz)also u not utilise full speed of ram. (2x4Gb=8Gb 1600mhz=3200mhz =3.2ghz) vs (2x8Gb=16Gb 1333mhz=2666mhz=2.6ghz).
U r board supports above 2000mhz ,so buy transcend axeram 2133mhz *"oc enabled"* with lifetime warenty so future proof.