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    Question Ci5 750 + MB?

    I am looking for a MB and ram that will handle a mid range Oc nothing over 4ghz.

    Have Ci5-750 2.667ghz

    Not looking to spend much $120 US tops on the MB.

    then what ever the memory is.

    Sli/crossfire not needed but would be nice down the line.

    Just want a good performance to price range.
    Last edited by will1080; 02-06-2010 at 11:04 PM. Reason: Changed the font size.

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    these arent the old K7 days dude.
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    ???

    No idea what you mean by that.

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    then you better get lucky and find a used board
    many of the p55 budget board are garbage
    i had a gigabut died in days asus was doa
    evga
    just get the regular sli version or the LE thats 154$ free shippin @ the egg
    if you really want to save $ wait a few more months

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    i meant that the days of cheap mobo's are gone for some odd reason even tho they do less and less with every generation of cpu.

    zsamz is dead on right.. basically noncrap P55 boards are 150+ i guess the cheapest P55 board id get is the MSI P55-GD65...
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    you gonna end up like a few i know that cheaped out on the board and regretting it badly

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    I would say the lowest for a decent board is gonna be $130-140 range. I bought a UD2 just to play with and didn't pay attention that it didn't have the mosfet heatsinks and blew it up in within the first week. needed a mobo and ended up spending $170 locally..another mistake. ended up with a p55m-UD4P. Great mobo, but I paid way toomuch. for the cost I could have gotten another x58 for less

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    Quote Originally Posted by INFRNL View Post
    I would say the lowest for a decent board is gonna be $130-140 range. I bought a UD2 just to play with and didn't pay attention that it didn't have the mosfet heatsinks and blew it up in within the first week. needed a mobo and ended up spending $170 locally..another mistake. ended up with a p55m-UD4P. Great mobo, but I paid way toomuch. for the cost I could have gotten another x58 for less
    i paid 190$ for a p55-ud4p that died in 4 days

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    $90 buys you this, GigaByte H55M-S2H

    http://www.newegg.com/Product/NewPro...82E16813128420
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    Ya i have been looking around seen the,
    Giga h55
    http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16813128420
    As for this one my main problem is only 2 ram dims.

    And the Evga p55,
    http://www.tigerdirect.com/applicati...733&CatId=4720

    Like it very much seems like a sound Mb. Somewhat more then I would like to spend. Oh Well.

    Ya this will replace my old as s computer

    Do not lol to hard

    amd 3200+ 2ghz Venice core OCed to 2.6ghz
    2 gigs ram
    foxconn Mb
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    Have been buying parts one at a time.
    started with 24 inch wide acer.
    then Pc power & cooling 750w/825 peak Psu.
    logitech mx518 and g15 KB
    and now the i5-750 Lynnfield 2.66GHz

    So its closed to being completed MB,Ram,Hard drive(s), and a DVD burner all that is left.
    Last edited by will1080; 02-06-2010 at 10:56 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by will1080 View Post
    Ya i have been looking around seen the,
    Giga h55
    http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16813128420
    As for this one my main problem is only 2 ram dims.

    And the Evga p55,
    http://www.tigerdirect.com/applicati...733&CatId=4720

    Like it very much seems like a sound Mb. Somewhat more then I would like to spend. Oh Well.

    Ya this will replace my old as s computer

    Do not lol to hard

    amd 3200+ 2ghz Venice core OCed to 2.6ghz
    2 gigs ram
    foxconn Mb
    XFX 8800GTX V.C.

    Have been buying parts one at a time.
    started with 24 inch wide acer.
    then Pc power & cooling 750w/825 peak Psu.
    logitech mx518 and g15 KB
    and now the i5-750 Lynnfield 2.66GHz

    So its closed to being completed MB,Ram,Hard drive(s), and a DVD burner all that is left.

    not bad the sli version for the price of the LE
    i knda wished i bought the sli version n saved a few $

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    Talking

    ya i got to thinking better not cheap out and end up having to get a diff. MB later.

    I have always read good things about Evga MBs. Only thing i dont like about it is no ide.

    I have a lot of old ide drives i use for storage. Not a big deal just pain to move the data now.

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    I have the GA-P55 UD3R. It's a great board. I took it to 4GHz on the stock cooler with my 750, then heat started to worry me. I still need a better cooler but funds are somewhat limited at the mo.

    http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...-401-_-Product

    Here it is at $109 from the Egg:

    http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...401R-_-Product


    A better choice would have been the GA-P55A UD3R because of the SATA 6Gb and USB 3.0 support, but the board I have received great reviews and the price was good (it was an open box/demo model).

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dee View Post
    I have the GA-P55 UD3R. It's a great board. I took it to 4GHz on the stock cooler with my 750, then heat started to worry me. I still need a better cooler but funds are somewhat limited at the mo.

    http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...-401-_-Product

    Here it is at $109 from the Egg:

    http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...401R-_-Product


    A better choice would have been the GA-P55A UD3R because of the SATA 6Gb and USB 3.0 support, but the board I have received great reviews and the price was good (it was an open box/demo model).
    hope you board dont die lol
    i consider asus+ gigabyte p55 boards crap

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    Quote Originally Posted by zsamz_ View Post
    hope you board dont die lol
    i consider asus+ gigabyte p55 boards crap
    Yeah, I noticed you always talk crap about them but it doesn't put me off because those are your personal experiences. Thousands of people who purchased my board are happy with it, and all the reviews from some very respectable hardware sites are excellent, so I wouldn't put too much stock in your words.

    I have had several Gigabyte boards and they were fine, nothing wrong with them. I also like Asus a lot.

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    Will you ever need more then 4GB of RAM on a Mid Range PC. So the 2xDims on the Gigabyte H55M-S2H should be fine for your needs.
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    I still would like to have the option to add more later as i will not build new for at lest 3 years if not more. But will update Video card and add ram as needed.
    Last edited by will1080; 02-07-2010 at 07:05 PM.

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