final vote: ASUS vs DFI

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  • iceman369

    #16
    well I need a couple to sway my vote

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    • HYP3R

      #17
      ASUS SLI Delux!

      I have this board and it rocks! Not one ounce of trouble from it and it has tons and tons of raid connections and OC capabilities!

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      • iceman369

        #18
        I have made my desion it will be .............. dun dun dun

        ASUS SLI Deluxe
        if anyone any reason to dought this purchase
        speak now or forever hold ur peace.


        thanks

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        • HYBRiS

          #19
          I'd go with MSI instead.

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          • hollowpoint367

            #20
            oh em gee you people are crazy.

            dfi > asus.

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            • iceman369

              #21
              sooooooooo LT whats ur reason

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              • djstubbs

                #22
                If you plan on overclocking in the least: DFI

                If you're not overclocking at all: ASUS

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                • Umi.Ryuuzaki

                  #23
                  I support DFI's LAN party series. At last check, wasn't DFI a bit cheaper than ASUS's...?

                  Of course, here's the questions: are you planning to overclock? Do you want a sexy board that is just as good as Asus? Do you want stablitiy?

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                  • HellRÃ¥zor

                    #24
                    Originally posted by djstubbs
                    If you plan on overclocking in the least: DFI

                    If you're not overclocking at all: ASUS
                    ^^^
                    If you want the sexiest mobo, and everything inside your pc is blue: BFG Tech

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                    • iceman369

                      #25
                      Originally posted by Umi.Ryuuzaki
                      I support DFI's LAN party series. At last check, wasn't DFI a bit cheaper than ASUS's...?

                      Of course, here's the questions: are you planning to overclock? Do you want a sexy board that is just as good as Asus? Do you want stablitiy?

                      yea i plan on overclocking a 3500+ processor to like 2.8 or something like that on stock if possible and oc'ing my 7800GTX for $hits n giggles.

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                      • DimmuBorgir

                        #26
                        people find a way to make a problem out of everything. how can you fight over how a motherboard looks. i like ASUS, but some dfi boards glow in the dark. thats pretty cool. im not gonna call a motherboard ugly because im not looking forward to going out with one anytime soon. if anything id go out with a processer

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                        • Lith1um

                          #27
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                          • FatMom

                            #28
                            DFI is the way to go if you want to overclock, awsome board... but use it at your own risk.

                            IMO for a gaming rig I would go with asus.. 100% stability. If you want to take the risk, or build a benching rig, go with DFI. Im not saying those DFI lanparty board are bad, hell no.. but you can end up with a very frustrating issue... the famous cold boot. Do a search and see...

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                            • iceman369

                              #29
                              I guess ASus is the winner but I still have a lil hunch because they say that DFI is better for oc's but not stable. I want a stable mobo and able to oc. what u guys think

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                              • BF2_Joe

                                #30
                                Originally posted by LeadPoison
                                Asus for the win.

                                HELL YEAH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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