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So, I'm starting to learn more about the specs on computers and I found these 2 mobos in low price range and they looked prettyy good bang to the buck
ASUS P5NSLI Socket T (LGA 775) NVIDIA nForce 570 SLI Intel Edition ATX Intel Motherboard - Retail ECS NFORCE 570 SLIT-A (V5.1) Socket T (LGA 775) NVIDIA nForce 570 SLI ATX Intel Motherboard - Retail if you have any other suggested mother boards under $200 than please recomend |
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ECS makes bottom-tier boards. As such, eliminating them outright, the choice is obvious
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