02-02-2008, 12:35 AM
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Needing a new Mobo.
Hey there everyone, Im rebuilding my computer thats about 4 years old. So almost everything is getting replaced. I dont have tones of money to do it with or anything tho. I mostly spend my time playing games like Bioshock, Crysis, things along those lines. I'm looking for a Mobo (pci/pci-e) (duh) that will support playing games like this on relativly high settings. Any ideas out there for what exactly I am needing? I'm not terribly computer smart where it comes to the hardware aspect of it but I know enough. Thanks for any help i get guys
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03-28-2008, 09:34 AM
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A motherboard that I have been using recently for mid range / low budget performance rigs has been the Gigabyte GA-P35-DS3. Its based off the Intel P35 chip, so no SLi or Crossfire, but it does mid range overclocking well, and has proved very stable for all the builds I have used it in.
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