Is there a way to view a list of all motherboards in a series?

JohnJSal

JohnJSal

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I've started browsing motherboards on Newegg, and initially I've looked at these two, mainly because they are listed as higher rated in my searches:

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813130660
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813128558

I really like the look of the MSI board. But I have to say, searching for a motherboard is frustrating when I can't just see all the boards in a particular series for comparison.

For example, the Gigabyte board I linked to is model GA-Z77X-UP4. After searching for it on Amazon, I also found model GA-Z77X-UP5, which is probably newer since it has a higher number. But how do I know there isn't a 6? Or more? When does it stop?

Is there a place I can go to that lists ALL the models of a particular series, so I can compare them? Sort of like a list of all the Ivy Bridge chips, with all the model numbers?

Thanks.
 
Its not that hard. On newegg just pick the Z77 northbridge, then just pick each brand you want to look at. Then pick the one you like the best for the price you want to pay. The higher the board is the more features you get and a better power phase and mosfet setup. The UP5 is not newer then the UP4. The 5 is a slightly higherend board.
 
StrangleHold said:
Its not that hard. On newegg just pick the Z77 northbridge, then just pick each brand you want to look at. Then pick the one you like the best for the price you want to pay. The higher the board is the more features you get and a better power phase and mosfet setup. The UP5 is not newer then the UP4. The 5 is a slightly higherend board.
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But does Newegg have every option?
 
No, they wont have every option. In some sockets/chipsets they might have them all on some manufactures. The only way to do that would like if you picked Gigabyte/Asus and MSI as your board picks. Go to each site and check out the boards on the socket/chipset you have decided on. Then look around and see who sells that model.
 
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