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noogie2

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Hey Guys here's a question, i am buying a Case from colorcases.com and i am having problems deciding on which motherboard i am going to get ( needs to be for gaming).

If anyone has any thoughts or might know on where i can buy a good one at please let me know:eek:

here is the link to the case that i am buying, the specs are underneath it.

http://www.colorcase.com/22520.html

thanks
Randy

noogie2@granitecity.com
 
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Hey guys, thanks for advice.

I am looking at that one board you mentioned (2 messages above me). Asus something, some of the infomation on here is just downright COnfusing my ***, so i will also take a look at what the other guy said..

Thanks Guys

My Specs have changed Wrath of God, i am getting the following case from newegg.com here is the link to it.

http://www.newegg.com/app/viewprodu...Go&description=11-156-114&searchdepa=1&page=1



I will check out that board though
 
Just post here the specific parts that are confusing & I'm sure someone will take the time to explain it.:)
 
Well you shouldn't choose your board depending on the case you're getting.;)

Could you give us an idea of the budget you have & what you'll be using the PC for.
 
Absoulutley Diduo:

The Computer will be used strictly for gaming Purposes.

I have a budget just on the board of about $125.00 - $150.00.

Diduo. The reason i am having problems with choosing my board when i get the case, is because , on the site that i bought it from:

http://www.circotech.com/xiishtrwiteb.html

it says that the board can only be maxed out to :Max. Motherboard size: 12" x 10" ( Standar ATX).

Does this help?
 
Standard ATX should cover most any motherboard. You just need to decide if you want Intel or AMD configs.

Intel = Asus P4P800Deluxe or Abit AI7. Both fit your price range.

AMD= Abit (don't know the model # here as I do Intels, but Abit does have one great enthusist board...

Hope this helps, and good luck and have fun...

Later...
 
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