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What Asus Motherbard is good for gaming?

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cirocorby

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The 845 chip the 850 or the 875 its so confussing?? just want a good stable board?😕 bye the way what is the differance with the differant chip sets? i and is there any set pattern for what u do with your pc and programs to what chip is better
 
Originally posted by: cirocorby
The 845 chip the 850 or the 875 its so confussing?? just want a good stable board?😕 bye the way what is the differance with the differant chip sets? i and is there any set pattern for what u do with your pc and programs to what chip is better
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Here's Intel's linecard for starters. Answer the following questions and we can help you out:

  • Do you REQUIRE support for the 800MHz-based CPUs or would 533MHz-based be enough for you?
  • How much money do you have budgeted for the motherboard?
  • Would you require lots of bells and whistles such as USB 2.0, SATA, six-channel audio, Firewire, onboard network or built-in coffeemaker? If so, what features do you require?
  • Would you consider a motherboard that achieves very high performance by using RDRAM memory, or do you want to stick to DDR memory?
  • Are you planning to re-use any of your existing hardware? If so, what?
  • How much RAM do you want your system to have?
 
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