I’ve had issues with ASUS boards in the past. Just last week a computer I built for work used an ASUS mobo, it shittanked and won’t power up. Building an Intel setup now. I know some computer guru’s love ASUS boards but IMO they are not that great. I like DFI, gigabit, msi for AMD builds.
x2 it’s a POS. Chipset fan died after only a year and i had to replace it and most recently the alarm started going off for no fucking reason. boots / runs fine. after a lengthy attempt at diagnosis last night i finally just unplugged the speaker. fuck it, let it melt.
unfortunately in the process my 300gb hd took a shit. pushed me right over the edge.
I dunno what you mean about the memory deal? That’s the way the good ddr3 boards are from the way i understand it… it just shows the OC speeds it supports other than the base… right?
That is my understanding as well. It looks like a solid board. I’m actually changing my parts list up a lil bit to go with this one over and intel board I had picked out.
I have a seagate 1TB. Haven’t had any problems with it. Have also used 500GB Western Digital drives before with no problems, but not there 1TB. Watch newegg for deals on 1tb drives. I got mine for like $130 bucks from there.
Now I’m going SSDs, where $150 gets you 16GB. :rofl
see what u fist have to understand is how the BVD works in conjuction with the HBO 1 2 and 3. once u learn that, u will see y we use DVD’s to reformat the HPV and the STD’s.
with the asus thing, i’ve had issues with the cheap asus boards a few times
i’ve used the more expensive 200+ and havent had any issues, I believe asus used to be alot better idk… i guess they are still good its just like the cheap ones… stay away
abit i’ve had alot of RMA’s on, no good in my book
i usually go with asus expensive boards dont have probs
well at least i have my shit together still!
idk… i guess they are still good its just like the cheap ones… stay away