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8:45 AM - 12/06/2007 by
Patrick Schmid

The P5E3 is Asus' X38 based motherboard for DDR3 memory. It is well equipped and comes with a tremendous heat pipe to cool the chipset components and the voltage regulators.

The cost for this premium motherboard varied by about 20% or between $310 and $370 in the different markets. Once again, we found the cheapest net prices in Germany and in the United States, followed by Canada. Since sales tax in North America is clearly lower than the value-added tax in Germany, America is the best place to buy this mobo.
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