Recommend Me a New Motherboard....

Status
Not open for further replies.

Deeloughran05

Posts: 21   +0
I currently have a ASRock P4S55FX2 and have done for a year now, has already blew up, so had to send back to be replaced, now the computer is acting in the same way, so have a feeling this is going to happen again :mad: so have decided to splash out on a new one to actually work and not freeze my computer from time to time, anyone any recommendations?

Thanks :)
 
First recommendation, DONT buy SIS chipsets, as for recommending another mobo, stick with Intel based chipsets by Asus or Abit.
 
Getting offered a ASUS A8N-SLi Deluxe for 80...how does that sound?

and your going ot get your P4 intel processor to work on this AMD Mobo how?
 
Sorry i'm not that techy :blush: is there any mobo's you would recommend, is there any specific range that i must stear away from with my p4 intel processor?
 
what P4 Processor do you have? the ASRock was a socket 478 so in that range I would recommend the Asus P4P800 SE it is an Intel 865PE chipset. extremely stable and reliable I have built several P4 machines using this Board. it is 95.00 from newegg.
 
The boarrd in the link is the deluxe version of the board they make a slightly cheaper one. but that is a very nice board.
 
well if my currency converter is correct your 55 equals about 74.00 USD and that is a great price for that board. the chepaest you can find i here is for around 90-95 USD. personally I would grab that one.
 
I'm trying to get the best one for my money...is the ASUS P4P800-E the deluxe editon and the ASUS P4P800-SE the ordinary one, and i should rather go for the deluxe one?
 
The only real difference between the two is the deluxe version has a better onboard sound chipset and onboard firewire.
 
I was actually going to recommend the Asus A8N-SLi deluxe board to you. I plan on making my own comp, and when that time comes, this is the board im buying. You're getting a great price on it, but you'll have to buy an AMD proc. (Which isn't necessarily a bad thing.) You'll notice a bit of a diff if you go over to a high end AMD.
 
Status
Not open for further replies.
Back