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Hi. I want to build my computer that is the best one for gaming. I thought that maybe someone could help me choose between these three:
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Not MSI. I've used Gigabyte on some recent builds and had no trouble. People around here also like Asus, but I haven't used one of theirs in years.
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Asus and Gigabyte are really good. is up to you to decide which one is better for you. also the P35 is really good. |
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Look for a P35 based board. I've gone for MSI because it was cheap. |
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I also thought that the MSI is a bit out dated. I was wondering to go for the the gigabyte but i am in doubt which is the best one between the Gigabyte and the ASUS. They are moreover the same I think but I don't know which is the best. Thanks for anyone who is replying and giving advice. |
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A gaming motherboard with money not an option. The best you can get is a Asus Striker 2 Formula.
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The Striker would be total overkill since the OP calls himself a beginner and does not mention SLI, much less triple-SLI. And even if the price does not matter, he can still spend the € 150,- - 200,- he saves by taking a P35 instead for better RAM or CPU or 4-5 games.
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Go with the Asus if you don't need Crossfire. P35 is a good chipset.
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My last 3 boards have been the Asus A7N8X-E Deluxe (nforce2), the MSI K8N Platinum(Nforce3), and now Im running the Gigabyte P35-DS4 (P35). They all allowed me to push my respective CPUs to the fullest and they all lasted several years. As far as manufacturers go, I dont think you will have a problem with any of them.
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I'd go with which one has the features you want. The big 3 are ASUS, Gigabyte and MSI. Any choice will most likely do fine. Do your homework so you're not wasting $$$
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As a beginner, I'd recommend the Asus primarily because if and when you want to overclock, they are about the closest to a one click solution you will find. Another reason I like Asus is that they always have a top notch product in both the MoBo and vid card arenas. Having the same vendor when troubleshooting makes life a lot easier as TS can't give you the "it must be the other guy's hardware" line.
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