Asus Motherboards

[Coolharmony2]

Can i remplace the motherboard by Asus P8B75-M LE on this system and to have a good computer ?

Case
Cooler Master 690 II advanced USB 3.0 Noir

Power Supply
ATX Corsair 650 watts Tx V2

Procesor
I5-3550

Motherboard
ASUS P8Z77-V LX Z77

Graphic card
SAPPHIRE PCIE RAD HD7850 2048M LITE DDR5

Hard disk
SATA3 1 TB SEAGATE 7200,12 64m ST1000DM003

128.0 CRUCIAL SSD M4

memory
KINGSTON HYPERX GENESIS 1600 MHZ DDR3 8 GB kit

Optical drive
DVD RW LG GH24NS90

Exploitation system
WINDOWS 7 Home Prem x64 Francais OEM

Keyboard
KB Generic USB/PS2 Noir Francais

Mouse
Souris Logitech Optique B100 USB oem noir

Monitor
ASUS 21.5'' VE228H/2 LED 5MS Noir 16:9 Haut

 

[MagnusTheBrewer]

What does the P8B75-M LE offer you that the P8Z77-V LX does not? The first is a mATX board and the second ATX.

 

[2is]

Yeah I'm wondering what the point of this swap is also

 

[Coolharmony2]

I would like to save money.

It's not a good idea.

I will keep ASUS P8Z77-V LX Z77

Thank-you !

 

[2is]

But you already have the board you're looking to replace. How is that going to save you money?

 

[birthdaymonkey]

I get the impression he's putting together a build. If that's the case, I think the P8B75-M LE would likely be fine for a basic system.

 

[Coolharmony2]

What do you think of this Asus P8Z68-V LX with the I5-3550 ?

Is it a good motherboard ?

What is the difference between Z68 and Z77 ?

Thank-you !

 

[2is]

Z77 is newer and better and cost difference is negligible to non-existant. Go with the 77

 

[BonzaiDuck]

I used to go through this nit-picky exercise in the '90s.

I'd look through Computer Shopper and other sources, just pick the cheapest board I could find, and build the computer.

It depends on what you want to do with it. I've even over-clocked some low-end Gigabyte LGA-775 boards -- brand-new mATX boards at $85 each. They're still running strong as I speak.

I love my Z68 board -- P8Z68-V Pro. But if I were building this year, I'd get a Z77 board -- probably ASUS. There are a range of offerings at different prices, varying by features, number of PCI/PCI-E slots and so forth. There are Z77 mATX boards available.

The P8B75-M doesn't exactly have stellar "customer-reviews," although the latter have never been touted as the most reliable information. I could see how I might buy a board like that, if I were building a machine for a family member for web-surfing and mainstream computing tasks, but I'd look a bit more closely at that board against others before shelling out the $80 bucks . . . I think . . .

 

[Coolharmony2]

Is Asus better than Asrock ?

 

[2is]

Yes, at least IMO