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09-25-2008 at 02:10:49 AM

I got a Core 2 duo 3ghz E8400. Which motherboard should i get? Intel Or ASUS. I would think that intel would be better since its made by the same company as my CPU.

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09-25-2008 at 05:47:31 AM

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doesn't matter really they if they are both intel chipsets, you generally get more features from someone like asus or gigabyte, but intel boards are known for stability

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09-25-2008 at 06:20:37 AM

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ASUS, especially if you want to upgrade that CPU latter. Intel pretty much stops caring about their boards as soon as they release a new chipset. ASUS will give you BIOS updates for some time. If you want to overclock it, ASUS again. Just get the ASUS.

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