Need some advice.

Darren

Darren

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It's alright, not great. I have the G45 and it works fine but I hear they can be kind of hit and miss.
 
Darren

Darren

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I personally have never had issues with those boards. A friend has the G46 and I have the G45. They've served me well and my board ran a decent overclock on my Phenom II for about a year. I just know from reviews that people have had issues with them and some people dislike them and others like me have had no trouble.
 
spirit

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You should be fine with MSI. Generally speaking, they are quite a reputable brand when it comes to motherboards.
 
Darren

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spirit said:
You should be fine with MSI. Generally speaking, they are quite a reputable brand when it comes to motherboards.
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True enough but these boards are a bit on the lower end and are known to be flaky from what I've heard. I wouldn't give a ringing endorsement just because of the brand.

Don't get me wrong, I love my MSI board and it's been great and overclocked really well, but I still am a bit leery of recommending them since I've heard a lot about them being problematic.
 
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Aidas123

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Denther said:
True enough but these boards are a bit on the lower end and are known to be flaky from what I've heard. I wouldn't give a ringing endorsement just because of the brand.

Don't get me wrong, I love my MSI board and it's been great and overclocked really well, but I still am a bit leery of recommending them since I've heard a lot about them being problematic.
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Any other MotherBoard Suggestions?
 
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PCunicorn

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Ok, sorry. The reason I go aganst ASUS is because RMA service is said to be pretty damn bad. Think, your board breaks and you ship it in, in perfect condition, they drop it and break it more, they won't fix it because YOU dropped it.
 
johnb35

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PCunicorn said:
Ok, sorry. The reason I go aganst ASUS is because RMA service is said to be pretty damn bad. Think, your board breaks and you ship it in, in perfect condition, they drop it and break it more, they won't fix it because YOU dropped it.
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What the hell are you smoking? I've had 2 rma's with Asus and with no problems. Even though I don't use Asus boards anymore, I'm strictly a Gigabyte fan now.
 
StrangleHold

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Yeah really. I like Gigabyte better but the only problem I've with Asus RMA is it seems to take longer then it use to. Both customer support in general sucks, think they hire most of them from fired circus workers.
 
spirit

spirit

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Never had to RMA an ASUS board but then again I've owned 3 now and never had to send them in because they've worked flawlessly.
 
Jiniix

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Aidas123 said:
Beställningsvara, what does this mean?
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When you 'beställ' something, you order something. 'Vara' is what you order.
If you order something online, it's a beställningsvara.
Danish: 'Bestillingsvare' quite similar
 
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Aidas123

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Still doing some research about PC`s. Found this one. The shop is selling it as a one thing. ( the parts are still in seperate boxes). I would like to know your opinion about this. This is a bit cheaper. I still would prefer the one you suggested, but I want to know more about computers. (that I would know what parts are bad and etc.) In my opinion the worst thing is the rams. (its 1330 MHz and just 4 gigs.)




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