I'm planning on buying the intel i7 2600k and I'm looking for a mobo to put it in.
Budget £180
Requirements: DIMM DDR3 ram (I have 8th lying around)
I've looked at:
http://www.ebuyer.com/product/261252
I'm actually liking the one i posted in the OP
Is there any reason you know of not to go for the ASROCK?
Other than price, it looks fine. You could save yourself about £20 if you go with the P8P67 Pro, unless there's a specific feature you need. The Deluxe as far as I know only has a few random things like bluetooth. I personally have the P8P67 LE, as I didn't know about the CF limitation/lack of USB3 header vs. the Pro.
That being said, if you don't need to CF/SLI or USB 3.0 header, the P8P67 LE is also a good, cheap choice too.
I like the USB 3.0 front panel
Also, considering the 2600K + ASROCK P67 + 120GB SSD = £550+ the £20 doesnt bother me much XD
Also, considering this is a conversion from an AMD is there anything i need to be aware of? The GFX card is fine, my RAM is already DDR3, the PSU is 750W and all my PCI's will work
(2011-05-15, 08:16 PM)Tom K. Wrote: [ -> ]I'm actually liking the one i posted in the OP Is there any reason you know of not to go for the ASROCK?
Its a child company of asus, so likely its bios or something stupid is on a lesser scale.
hmm, i cant find any good youtube vids of the asrock, and the ASUS P8P67 Pro looks sexy
It matches my case too
But the ASROCK has the 6x 6GB/s SATAIII ports
How many ports do you need, though? Unless you're intending on filling them with SSDs, most HDDs don't even utilize it fully.
I have asus news
It is very not good emachines screw up. Asus is very nice popular impressive!
(2011-05-15, 09:48 PM)Scoutie44 Wrote: [ -> ]How many ports do you need, though? Unless you're intending on filling them with SSDs, most HDDs don't even utilize it fully.
I suppose
I think I'll go for the P8P67 DELUXE