What is the CPU?
Also what type of Ram do you have, and what's your Graphic card?
With almost no info of specs this seems nice
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0...=1789&creative=390957&creativeASIN=B0055QYKQO
Ok but yeah other specs do matter such as if it has enough ports or what not.I'll report back once I get my computer back from the repair center. I'll still look into this motherboard though.
With almost no info of specs this seems nice
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0...=1789&creative=390957&creativeASIN=B0055QYKQO
Would you like an upgrade or would you like to replace it with something similar?Well I managed to remember what my old motherboard model was. Maybe this can help you recommend more motherboards. My old motherboard was Gigabyte GA-970A-DS3 Rev 3.0
Would you like an upgrade or would you like to replace it with something similar?
Well that one is showed you is great and probably the best in your price range but it is all up to youI would prefer to upgrade to a better motherboard if it's possible. If not then a similar motherboard would be good too.
Well that one is showed you is great and probably the best in your price range but it is all up to you
The only thing is, I would like to get a motherboard from another brand. I have read countless reviews of Gigabyte motherboards that have all had the exact same problem as the one I currently have. If those boards would not have those problems I would get it. Do you have any other recommendations?
Your welcomeOk, thank you for your help. I will look into this motherboard. Thanks again.
How about the MSI G70 Gaming? It should have all you need. It should also shave about a third off your budget and is about the same price as the board that RevPokemon pointed out to you if you shop around. I have seen quite a few complaints that that Gigabyte board has had overheating issues and the boards P.O.S.T. is slow/sluggish for some owners but they might have fixed that with a board revision/bios update. I have an MSI Gaming series board myself and they are great boards for the money. Of course (after having a blown PSU take out a board and my GPU a few years back) I found that the cheap and cheerful can be a good option too if you don't want Crossfire/SLI or to overclock the RAM/CPU. I bought a cheap socket 775 Gigabyte board to replace the dead one and it still works more than 3 years later.
Do you have a link to see the motherboard?
The only thing is, I would like to get a motherboard from another brand. I have read countless reviews of Gigabyte motherboards that have all had the exact same problem as the one I currently have. If those boards would not have those problems I would get it. Do you have any other recommendations?