Hi!
Been looking at some mobos for a build I have been asked to do for a friend of mine. All though I am an AMD guy, Intel was the order of the day.
I came across this mobo at my local CompUSA store: ASUS P8Z77-V LK. It mentiones that is has "Industry leading 4 + 1 + 1 Phase Power Design". What does this mean and how does it compare with an 8+2 Phase Power type motherboard? The build will only have a 2500K, GTX 560 Ti, Recon 3D sound card and thats about it. Some overclocking may be done all though I do not think it will be in the extreme. Maybe up to 4.5-4.7 on an H100 that I will give him for his build once my RX240 kit arrives.
Thanks for clarifying this for me.
Been looking at some mobos for a build I have been asked to do for a friend of mine. All though I am an AMD guy, Intel was the order of the day.
I came across this mobo at my local CompUSA store: ASUS P8Z77-V LK. It mentiones that is has "Industry leading 4 + 1 + 1 Phase Power Design". What does this mean and how does it compare with an 8+2 Phase Power type motherboard? The build will only have a 2500K, GTX 560 Ti, Recon 3D sound card and thats about it. Some overclocking may be done all though I do not think it will be in the extreme. Maybe up to 4.5-4.7 on an H100 that I will give him for his build once my RX240 kit arrives.
Thanks for clarifying this for me.










