Pretty much the title. Right now I've got the Asus A8N Premium, but after hearing about the voltage problems with X2 chips (which I have) I'm thinking about going for a different board.
So I'm wondering what everyone thinks the best overall board in this category is as far as overall performance, overclocking ability, stability, features, ect.
I'm looking right now at the Fatal1ty SLI from ABIT and the SLI-DR from DFI, but am open to other options including 'keep the current board, stupid'. Also, does anyone know how loud the chipset fans are on those two boards? I have to say that the heatpipe is one thing I love about the Premium (quiet) over my last board, so I'm not really in a hurry to go back to a noisy chipset fan.
I was really looking at the A8N32 from Asus, but they keep pushing the date back, and unless the onboard sound is really good I'd be putting a PCI soundcard and my pre-n wireless card in there along with my 2 7800GTXs and I don't think all that would fit. Plus I think I only have until the end of the week to return the Premium so it's getting dangerously close with the A8N32 and it's release.
Thanks for the input fellas.
So I'm wondering what everyone thinks the best overall board in this category is as far as overall performance, overclocking ability, stability, features, ect.
I'm looking right now at the Fatal1ty SLI from ABIT and the SLI-DR from DFI, but am open to other options including 'keep the current board, stupid'. Also, does anyone know how loud the chipset fans are on those two boards? I have to say that the heatpipe is one thing I love about the Premium (quiet) over my last board, so I'm not really in a hurry to go back to a noisy chipset fan.
I was really looking at the A8N32 from Asus, but they keep pushing the date back, and unless the onboard sound is really good I'd be putting a PCI soundcard and my pre-n wireless card in there along with my 2 7800GTXs and I don't think all that would fit. Plus I think I only have until the end of the week to return the Premium so it's getting dangerously close with the A8N32 and it's release.
Thanks for the input fellas.