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    1. 09-25-2004 03:53 PM #1
      denis Guest

      Question Which motherboard

      Which is the motherboard which caused you least problems?
      For me it was Intel Rexburg .
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    2. 09-26-2004 04:05 AM #2
      demahom Guest
      I would have to say Intel too.
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    3. 05-26-2009 09:50 AM #3
      Oracle
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      mine

      Mine is GIGABYTE 915! Its very cheap and it wont give any problem! anyway for best supporting use INTEL!
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    4. 06-26-2009 05:00 PM #4
      vectro
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      I like the Asus P6T for the Core i7 processor. Asus mobos are pretty good all around.
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    5. 07-03-2009 07:11 PM #5
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      Quote Originally Posted by vectro View Post
      I like the Asus P6T for the Core i7 processor. Asus mobos are pretty good all around.

      I like this mobo to. Well I say I like, I hopefully will like because after much research, this is the motherboard I'm decided t get for my new i7 920 machine.

      Lots of stable overclocking features are one of the main reason for my decision.
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    6. 07-15-2009 02:00 AM #6
      Athlon
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      I also got ASUS widescreen lcd monitor. It's really nice.
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