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Unless you plan on gaming at pretty crazy resolutions like 2560x1600, go with the 6870 100% ^That sounded unclear, I mean if you play at high resolutions (aka anything above 1920x1080) go with the 6950, if you play at 1920x1080 or lower, go with the 6870 and save 85$

For your graphics card by the way why not get a 6870? Equal memory and both 256 bit? Only difference is price? Graphics card: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814102948

That sends me to my shopping cart/current build :P I mean, assuming you have all other parts what's your budget on just the mobo to reach that target? Though show me your entire build, I may be able to recommend you another part which will expand your budget for your motherboard Another...

More USB ports, a Gbp/s SATA port, PATA port (Parallel ATA), double the amount of PCI e ports as well as overall better reviews. My friend also owns the motherboard I showed you, he used the overclocking software, said it was a breeze as well as just a great board. I'm sure there are a few small...

Is that what I said? If that's what you got from what I said that's not what I meant sorry haha. I meant, If your budget allows for a little bit more expensive board, the board I recommended is much better in my opinion even though it's a little bit more. In the end it's up to you, just making a...

I can't say much about it as I don't know much about AMD boards but depending on your budget I'd say this is a better board on the whole. http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813130274 There are a couple of parts you can skimp on in my opinion, the motherboard isn't one of...

When choosing between the Z68 or P67 the main difference to my knowledge is in a nutshell, the Z68 supports SSD caching as well as overclocking the GPU as well as the CPU (to my knowledge). If you are not interested in either of these things I wouldnt recommend going with a Z68 motherboard. Also...

I'm actually in a similar situation, I can't help you too much, but you should answer some of the following questions: 1. What size is your case? Mid/Full tower etc. 2. What RAM do you have DDR/1/2/3 3. What sort of features do you want? Built in graphics, bluetooth, etc. Also, if you have...

Hey guys, I've been trying to get a solid build list on parts for ages now and the last thing I'm tinkering with is my motherboard. I was recently set on a Z68 motherboard, but because of price and the fact the I don't like the idea of SSD caching, I'm hunting around some more for a motherboard...

Thanks to both of you, that's what it sounded like and from that point on I got a little weary about it. Well said Benny Boy, my thoughts exactly. Well, thanks for helping guys I was close to buying a Z68 board. Back to searching for a new motherboard! :D Thanks

Thanks to both of you, I really appreciate your replies. From FuryRosewood's video it appears as though it's pretty useful. I'm still kind of torn though. It seems worth it but the problem is that most of the programs I use on a daily basis aren't exactly the most intensive/complex program. For...

SSD Caching? - Explain Please Hey guys, I'm looking into buying a motherboard (The one in my sig). I'm 90% sure that I'm getting a Solid State Drive when I buy all the parts or in the near future. I was told that if I was going to get a SSD I should go ahead and buy a Z68 motherboard...

Yeah, I ended up downloading malwarebytes anyways, ran a quick scan... Results: Registry Values Infected: HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\.exe\shell\open\command\(default) (Hijack.ExeFile) -> Value: (default) -> Quarantined and deleted successfully...

And one quick question as it isnt my computer and don't want to mess anything up. If I do replace it nothing major can really happen correct? Assuming it's for the correct OS? Just making sure... Or at least, nothing *should* happen EDIT:: one more thing, is there a generic registry file...

The thing is, with almost every file I open (I say almost as I havent opened every file type but every one I've tried) asked me the "open with"... What should I do? I don't want to download every registry file. I mean, should I just try an open a certain file if it gives the error download the...

Thanks, well first I'll try a full virus then malware scan, if that fixes it then... Well thanks if not I'll go to your second option. Do you think a registry error could cause it?

Hey guys, My friend's computer recently started encountering a problem where if they try to open any program or even a new tab a "open with" popup box appears. I'm not sure if it's a virus or a registry error, I'm assuming it's one of the two. Thanks for any help

Thank you so much John, you are a computer god! :P Or maybe I just suck :/

Also, it really depends what you'll be doing on the machines. What will you be doing on it and the community can better answer your question. As well as recommend a computer better suited for you.

I'm typing this on the computer that was having problems. It seems to be working well enough that it isn't shutting down and the screen isn't going black. There is one problem though. When I play any online video from youtube for example the space where the video should be all I see is green...