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6/29/11 at 4:04am
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Originally Posted by TwoCables View Post
To be honest, I'm not concerned about brand names.

lol omg I'd never go with ASRock. To me, that'd be like going with ECS.

Nah, I don't care about brand names.
Funny, I see some inconsistency here.

To have a laugh about ASRock is plain fanboyism. A lot of users here have it and are very happy with it. Also the net has a lot of good reviews about the Extreme 4. And users here have clocked it high up. But be like that man, first ask a question and then laugh at replies.

You can ask all you like but you will not find the best mobo for overclocking 1155. Go and read the other 100s of threads in this section. It does not exist whatever anyone says. You will get a different answer from everyone. What determines if it is best? Amount of phases? Everyone will have a slightly different answer.

Good luck with your search.
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6/29/11 at 4:09am
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Funny, I see some inconsistency here.

To have a laugh about ASRock is plain fanboyism. A lot of users here have it and are very happy with it. Also the net has a lot of good reviews about the Extreme 4. And users here have clocked it high up. But be like that man, first ask a question and then laugh at replies.

You can ask all you like but you will not find the best mobo for overclocking 1155. Go and read the other 100s of threads in this section. It does not exist whatever anyone says. You will get a different answer from everyone. What determines if it is best? Amount of phases? Everyone will have a slightly different answer.

Good luck with your search.
All I want is a straight-forward answer. Back when the EP45-UD3P came out, it was the best mobo for overclocking hands down. If I asked back then what the best mobo is for 775 overclocking, then most people would have just said that the EP45-UD3P is really the only choice.

So that's what I'm asking here: is there a board like that for 1155? If not, then I wish someone would just say so. I keep getting the run-around here, and I'm beginning to regret ever making this thread. All I need now is a simple answer.
Edited by TwoCables - 6/29/11 at 4:13am
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post #43 of 112
6/29/11 at 4:17am
They all overclock about the same
And it seems like it's the CPU its self that will limit your OC

But I'd still go ASUS
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6/29/11 at 4:19am
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Quote:
Originally Posted by ACHILEE5 View Post
They all overclock about the same
And it seems like it's the CPU its self that will limit your OC

But I'd still go ASUS
So is it just that things have really changed since the days when the EP45-UD3P was the best? I mean, has it reached a point where most boards are about that good?
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post #45 of 112
6/29/11 at 4:36am
I don't know about that!
But don't forget that to OC Sandy Bridge, we just up the multi! Not the FSB like on the old stuff!
My board can auto overclocked my chip to 4.944GHz
But I just run at 4.3GHz, because I like the volts and temps

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6/29/11 at 4:54am
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hehe yeah, I saw the demo video on Newegg for the P8P67 Pro, and I came extremely close to buying it right then and there. I mean damn, I can get both the i5-2500k and the P8P67 Pro for $375.46 from Micro Center.
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6/29/11 at 4:56am
not sure how asus handles the new motherboards etc, but i prefer gigabytes attitude to updates>

asus when they did something new they added a new label on it and sold it as new, and if you had the old one you were stuck with it... let me explain... a good example is the p5q pro turbo (which i have) and the p5q deluxe ... now hardware wise these are basically the same boars ... its just that they are not, the p5q deluxe has a better bios, that allows for more settings that the p5q pro turbo (a consequence is that many get better OCs on quads with a deluxe that with the pro turbo)
now i dont know how it is with th 1155 socket, but if they still keep doing this then i would avoid them

while gigabyte has a much nicer attitude, they have a certain board and then they update the bios (ofc asus uptades their bioses to some extent, but not as much and as good as gigabyte)

p.s. i owned both an asus board(in sig) and a gigabyte p43(which i accidentally fried) and if the new boards are anything like the p4xs then id go with gigabyte
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6/29/11 at 5:17am
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Z68 is a waste of money unless you plan to use the iGPU for Quick Sync.
Its worth it if you use the SSD caching feature. I'm hoping this is here to stay.
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6/29/11 at 5:26am
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So what is this SSD caching feature?

Edit: Nevermind. I'm learning about it right now and it sounds like something I will never use.
Edited by TwoCables - 6/29/11 at 5:32am
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6/29/11 at 6:25am
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I might go with the P8P67 Deluxe. I just finished watching this video where JJ from ASUS (their Senior Technical Marketing Specialist) discussed several of their 1155 boards. Near the end beginning at 13:56, Paul (the Newegg rep) says that the Deluxe is "significantly heavier" than the rest of the motherboards. So JJ explained that one of the reasons for it is the 8-layer PCB!

So if I go with an ASUS P67 board, then I think it would be the P8P67 Deluxe without a doubt.
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