About this motherboard.


Babboonalicious , Sunday, 15th of August 2010 07:42:36 AM

http://usa.asus.com/products4.aspx?l1=3&l2=101&l3=0&model=1181&modelmenu=1
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^ here is a link to the mother board l am thinking of getting.
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l do not know what other mother boards are l can get at the shop 
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that is going to build my PC. l am going with 2GB 800MHz of standard ram 
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no high performance ram.

l am not going to use any special 
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hard drive things like Raid 0 or what ever its called. I am also not going 
to overclock anything. The rest of the PC is hardware has not been 100% 
conformed either.

l know l am going to get the x1600 Pro video 
card or a card that is a little better. l got a nice real aluminium case to 
go with it.

Question one? l heard this mobo has a bad rap but 
then if its this troublesome why does the tech at the shop recommend 
it?

Question two? Whats the deal with that weird Orange tube 
that looks like liquid cooling on the board?

Question three? I 
am going with dual AMD644200+
Processors where do they go on the 
board?

More info to come asap. probably 2 mins or so
I am 
going to wait 1-6 months before l get this PC made. I am not looking for a 
pro gaming PC only a good one. l got my eyes on a 600 Watt cool man power 
supply as well.

The total price after tax should be around 
1900-2200 the tech says for the PC just the tower of course.
/>Other hardware 1 300-350GB hard drive at least 7200RPM.
/>Question 4?The reason for the 1-6 months is windows vista and physics 
cards? Do you think in the next 4 years most games will need a physics 
card? l know l canbuy a new mobo when that time comes. So the real problem 
is waiting for windows vista. I am not paying $600 to upgrade to vista no 
way!
Question 5!?l really need to know this one people. If l get 
myself custom build PC at a good PC shop like the one l have been going to 
for a few years do they make sure the PC is running fine before l pick it 
up? Can l get them to installed the video card and all the hardware and 
software for the hardware like It says windows XP include will they 
install it for me?and the video card and at least make sure the PC can 
start up and shut down without any errors?

Thanks for your time 
and help. Please help me with anything question 1-5 or anything else l may 
have talked about. Remember l am not looking for a Leading edge PC only a 
stable PC that will run games in the Sim2 , Battlefield 2 range well. Any 
help is welcomed.
And sorry l need a mother board with at least 4 
USB ports and at least 1 firewire port. Well l might get away with 3USB 
but l need a firewire for sure.
 
 
 
 
 

Jumpy bean , Monday, 16th of August 2010 10:32:40 AM

Thank you for introducing me to War and Peace.  
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babe`ster , Tuesday, 17th of August 2010 02:17:40 PM

You need to research this mobo to satisfy ur own questions.  
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For instance, why do you want to buy another video card when it has video  
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built-in?  
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http://techpowerup.com/reviews/NVIDIA/nForce5prev  
 
I don't know of any troubles with Asus boards. However, it wouldn't hurt  
you to research reviews about any board you want.  
 
This board seems to come with a lot of muscle for someone who is not going  
to game.  
 
I think you could get by on a lot less if you are not a gamer or power  
user, thereby saving you some bucks you probably need for something else.  
 
I've heard that Vista is really going to be bloatware, so you may want all  
that you have mentioned, or you may not want Vista after all.  
 
 
 
 
 

POT POT , Wednesday, 18th of August 2010 12:44:29 PM

That motherboard is just fine.although there are better Asus  
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motherboards.for what your doing though its just fine.  
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The Orange tube is a ''heatpipe/heatsink''.in other words that mobo is  
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designed to support a fanless set up.but its still recommended to have  
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atleast one fan in the PC to move the air.  
 
The Dual Core AMD64 4200 goes in the normal CPU slot.it is not two  
processors but it just has two cores within the CPU.so it will work just  
fine  
 
 
 
 
 



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