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Motherboard advice wanted
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Re: Motherboard advice wanted
by Formido » Tue Jul 16, 2013 7:35 pm
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Re: Motherboard advice wanted
by pam » Thu Jul 18, 2013 11:50 pm
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Re: Motherboard advice wanted
by Formido » Wed Jul 24, 2013 7:57 pm
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Re: Motherboard advice wanted
by ryanvade » Thu Jul 25, 2013 12:35 am
Because it is really easy to overclock your CPU on that mobo. Also because the AMD 770 + SB710 Chipsets are very nice.
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Re: Motherboard advice wanted
by Xanayoshi » Thu Jul 25, 2013 12:38 am
I don't think there was any suggestion of trolling, however I can't really see how the provided input was of no use to you. My personal opinion is all of it is a waste of time, people suck with computers and there will always be plenty of used options available instead of creating a demand for more hardware on the market that is usually more gimmick than anything that is actually required for day to day use.
Packard Bell Pack Mate II 286 Intel 80286 1MB RAM
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Re: Motherboard advice wanted
by pam » Thu Jul 25, 2013 12:48 am
+1 ryanvade.
+1 Xanayoshi.
It has ddr3, the other ones have ddr2 also it has 8 sata ports.....if i remember correctly.
Most people wont use a 770 chipset board, unless you are using it for server/legacy build etc or are on a very tight budget(money is invalid because 770 is replaced by the 970 series).
The 770 is old and in no way is a preffered choice. We are missing something here.Your message is not quite getting through---A 770 board is hard to find in retail. A person buying from retail will Not buy a 770 board because low end 880G/970 are their official replacement. If you do get one--chances are (100%) they will be More expensive than a 970 chipset and that's because the retailer will take you for a ride and has the freedom to overcharge(A sealed box with warranty) you for ignorance...that there are cheaper and better products which they cannot overcharge and are accounted for in the Motherboard's company audit.
Not sure if this answers your question.
+1 Xanayoshi.
It has ddr3, the other ones have ddr2 also it has 8 sata ports.....if i remember correctly.
Most people wont use a 770 chipset board, unless you are using it for server/legacy build etc or are on a very tight budget(money is invalid because 770 is replaced by the 970 series).
The 770 is old and in no way is a preffered choice. We are missing something here.Your message is not quite getting through---A 770 board is hard to find in retail. A person buying from retail will Not buy a 770 board because low end 880G/970 are their official replacement. If you do get one--chances are (100%) they will be More expensive than a 970 chipset and that's because the retailer will take you for a ride and has the freedom to overcharge(A sealed box with warranty) you for ignorance...that there are cheaper and better products which they cannot overcharge and are accounted for in the Motherboard's company audit.
Not sure if this answers your question.
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