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Pablo

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Registered: 3rd Feb 03
Location: Milton Keynes
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24th Oct 06 at 10:09

I have

x2 SATA Hard drives
x1 Intel DuoCore 2.13Ghz Processor
x2 667hz DDR2 1GB Memory
x1 ATI 512mb PCI-E x16 Graphics

I need a motherbaord that this will all work with, whats good out there that this will all fit??

Thanks

Leighton

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Registered: 21st Feb 01
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24th Oct 06 at 10:18

how much you got to spend
I have loads
Abit, MSI and ECS

Do you want Cross fire?

Pablo

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24th Oct 06 at 10:22

I have a cross fire graphics card..... and that means ??

I dont have a budget as such, jsut let me know what works ??

Its for a company PC so cant buy off u, have to buy through our sales department

Thanks

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24th Oct 06 at 10:40

I can tell you what not to buy, an ASUS...

Jules

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24th Oct 06 at 10:43

I'd personally not buy a MSI mobo (but then my Asus one has generally been fine

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James

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24th Oct 06 at 10:53

My Asus one has been awesome

Simon

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Location: Oxfordshire
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24th Oct 06 at 10:53

I have a similar setup with an gigabyte ds4 board

gooner_47

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24th Oct 06 at 10:55

^^ditto

Leighton

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24th Oct 06 at 11:12

I would go with Abit, Good stable boards and not too pricy.
Top of the Range is the AW9D MAX it is all singing all dancing with bult in lights and will have big upgrade potential £132
Mid range you could get the AB9 that is a good board will be ok for upgrades £83
and the low end you have the SG-95 its the low end so not much upgrade potential but dose what you need it to do £37

all prices are ex Vat and from were i work.

Pablo

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24th Oct 06 at 11:24

I thank u all

Jamescorsa97

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Registered: 19th Aug 04
Location: Middlesbrough Drives: Cliosport 182
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24th Oct 06 at 13:07

Asus A8N SLI32

Awesome boards, I know this as i have one.

Pablo

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24th Oct 06 at 13:31

http://www2.abit.com.tw/page/en/news/newspop.php?pDOCNO=en_0606051

AB9PRo

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24th Oct 06 at 14:40

My ASUS has been nothing but trouble. It's only because I chose to use the RAID function on it without really realising that it was just a gimmik to sell the board. Didn't realise that real RAID controllers cost upwards of £300 to around £1k

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