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| call me... tater salad Join Date: Feb 2007
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| Hey guys, before my pig of a rig is assembled i have decided to buy myself a cheep motherboard to learn to OC with an as a second rig. Now I am able to get the following at cost in work an i don't intend to OC very far i just need to learn the basics. Asus P5B Asus P5K - VM Gigabyte 965p-s3 Gigabyte 965P-DS3 Any of them any good for learning over clocking with? Also Cooling I can get a Thermal Take Silent tower at a very good price is it worth getting or can you recommend me a cheep cooling solution? Thanks for reading guy's.
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| Monster Techie Join Date: Aug 2007
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| try to find a board that has a good bios on it DFI has some great ones, as do the higher end ASUS' check out reviews for any boards your considering and look at the bios screens
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| call me... tater salad Join Date: Feb 2007
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| I know that but cheep is what is important at the moment I am already spending a but load of money on my pig this is just going to end up as a computer in a workshop eventually. I am buying this from work so the ones i listed are the ones i have the most confidence in (the p5k vm is a good board the ones i have had problems with where down to crappy shipping) so it needs to be from the above list.
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| call me... tater salad Join Date: Feb 2007
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| Nha it's just dual core i will be using on this rig it's nothing fancy just so i can learn the OCing basics and it's a excuse to by yet more parts. The P5K-VM is a ok board but for a office computer or for light home use I was just listing the ones i have available that i would consider buying. We also have Gigabyte 81865GME-775RH mobo's in but I wouldn't trust one as far as i could throw it. Quote:
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| Master Techie | That board should be dirt cheap now , and its a great OCer. As for your case I saw you were looking into TT , in my opinion they are crap I have a generic Cheiftec case , and my GPU idles at 41c and my friends is 55c , we both have the GPU. But whatever you get just remember to go with 120mm fans , and your pretty much set.
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| call me... tater salad Join Date: Feb 2007
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| The thermal take silent tower is a cooler not a case, it's one massive heatskink with a large fan on. I don't need a case I got one I can use.
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