Intel P35 LGA775 Dc MAX8GB DDR3 Atx 2PCIE16 2PCI Gbe 1394 Crossfire
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Most Helpful First | Newest First (5 out of 5)Power, Performance and Value, on one motherboard.
This baby its so powerful that i still cant believe it, many claim ddr2 800 mhz clas latency 4 are great but the issue is that im an overclocker, and i saw on this baby what ddr3 really means, i got this motherboard at a really good price at other stores for 99,99, the basics are that this mb supports penryn, im gtetting an e8400, but the only lack is that you need to update the bios, many claim that this can be done via floppy when you get the new proc, but i got a celeron 420 at 1.6ghz to flash the bios via windows xp, with the msi live updater 3 utility, everything went fine and im very happy, if you wanna know how overclokable this baby is, i pushed the 1.6 ghz celeron to 3.2 ghz using 400 fsb x 8 multiplier, and its stable since a week of using, all games are fast and it dosent look like a celeron to me.
cpu celeron 420 1.6 ghz price range 10-40 bucks to flash the bios (waiting for e8400)
ddr3 kingston 512x2=1gb 1066 dual channel (getting another pair soon)price 100-130
nvidia 320 gts evga got it at 89.99 from a guy in ebay
wb 500 gb 16mb cache 96 bucks at ebay
zalman 9700 40 bucks at ebay
its a monster with yust those small components.
(5 out of 5)Speed
This motherboard looks nice and great for OC I am running a quad q6600 at 3.0 with 2gb Kingston DDR3 1333 mem stick and zalman CNPS9700 heat sink fan and this thing is lightning fast but will try to OC the CPU at 3.6 later down the line.OH yeah real smooth installation on everything no problems!!