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7/16/12 at 6:01pm

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Which Z77 board is better, the Asus Maximus V Formula or the Gigabyte G.1 Sniper 3?

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7/16/12 at 10:45pm

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I have never seen or heard anything good about Gigabyte support and Asus makes the best (IMO) motherboards at the moment.

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7/16/12 at 10:55pm

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Kortwa

I have never seen or heard anything good about Gigabyte support and Asus makes the best (IMO) motherboards at the moment.

Asus support is terrible atm. Gigabyte support is good, and I haven't seen anything bad about about them, and they actually do a good job at RMAs.

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Which Z77 board is better, the Asus Maximus V Formula or the Gigabyte G.1 Sniper 3?

Both are great boards, but both are overkill imho. Any reason why you want to go with top-tier board?

BTW if you really ready to invest that much money into motherboard, I would personally go with Socket 2011 build...

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7/16/12 at 11:52pm

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you know they are very differnt boards right? both can do extreme OC, however the G1.Sniper 3 has a PLX8747 while the M5F doesn't. That means the G1.Sniper 3 can run 4-way at 8x per slot and 3-way at 16x/8x/8x and 2-way at 16x/16x. The M5F can run 2-way at 8X/8x, and 3-way crossfirex at 8x/4x/4x. The maximus 5 extreme would be more of an equal match in terms of feature set in terms of PCi-E layout, the extreme has more Ln2 OC features than the Sniper 3 and formula tho. All you need for dual cards on Z77 is 8x/8x however, so it isn't a real drawback there is very little difference otherwise. The G1.Sniper 3is sort of a multi-GPu gaming board.

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7/17/12 at 2:08pm

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Quote:

Originally Posted by DeXel

Asus support is terrible atm. Gigabyte support is good, and I haven't seen anything bad about about them, and they actually do a good job at RMAs.
Both are great boards, but both are overkill imho. Any reason why you want to go with top-tier board?
BTW if you really ready to invest that much money into motherboard, I would personally go with Socket 2011 build...

personally socket 2011 is aimed at the more work related tasks and not games. i dont have 1000 to spend on a cpu/mobo combo.

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Cooler Master 200mm fans x2	Win 7 Ult	Acer X223W 22" 1680x1050	MS Sidewinder X4
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7/17/12 at 2:09pm

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to clarify, i want a "normal" overclock with a 3570K (4.5+) and i will only be doing a GTX 670 SLI setup.

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AMD FX 4100 @ 4.6 1.4v	Gigabyte GA-990FXA-UD3	XFX AMD Radeon 6870 DD	Corsair Vengeance 8 GB 1600 (LP wht)
Hard Drive	Hard Drive	Optical Drive	Cooling
Western Digital 160 SATA II	Seagate 250 GB Notebook SATA II	ASUS BD ROM	Cooler Master V6 GT
Cooling	OS	Monitor	Keyboard
Cooler Master 200mm fans x2	Win 7 Ult	Acer X223W 22" 1680x1050	MS Sidewinder X4
Power	Case	Mouse
Corsair TX750 V.2	Cooler Master HAF 912	Cyborg R.A.T. 5
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Intel Core i5 3570K	MSI Z77IA-E53 M-ITX	XFX HD6870 DD	Corsair Vengeance Low Profile White
Cooling	Cooling	OS	Power
Corsair H60 (2013 Edition)	Corsair SP120 High Performance	Windows 7 ult 64bit	Silverstone ST55F-G
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Hard Drive	Hard Drive	Optical Drive	Cooling
Western Digital 160 SATA II	Seagate 250 GB Notebook SATA II	ASUS BD ROM	Cooler Master V6 GT
Cooling	OS	Monitor	Keyboard
Cooler Master 200mm fans x2	Win 7 Ult	Acer X223W 22" 1680x1050	MS Sidewinder X4
Power	Case	Mouse
Corsair TX750 V.2	Cooler Master HAF 912	Cyborg R.A.T. 5
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Intel Core i5 3570K	MSI Z77IA-E53 M-ITX	XFX HD6870 DD	Corsair Vengeance Low Profile White
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Corsair H60 (2013 Edition)	Corsair SP120 High Performance	Windows 7 ult 64bit	Silverstone ST55F-G
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7/17/12 at 2:15pm

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Quote:

Originally Posted by the petes

personally socket 2011 is aimed at the more work related tasks and not games. i dont have 1000 to spend on a cpu/mobo combo.

Minimum budget for 2011 required is about $700, which about what you are spending now.

For GTX670 SLI with normal overclock, I would not bother by anything better than Asus P8Z77-V Pro, Sabertooth, or Gigabyte GA-Z77X-UD5H personally.

I am running GTX460 SLI with 3570K with UD5H, and could not be happier.

Those all are great boards and will save few bucks.

My point is that there is no need to buy top-tier board, unless well.... for looks or you are planning some LN2 and etc.
Edited by DeXel - 7/17/12 at 2:18pm

CPU	Motherboard	Graphics	Graphics
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Crucial Ballistix Sport 2x8GB 1600Mhz CL9	Samsung 830	Western Digital WD1001FALS	Samsung HD753LJ
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Crucial Ballistix Sport 2x8GB 1600Mhz CL9	Samsung 830	Western Digital WD1001FALS	Samsung HD753LJ
Hard Drive	Hard Drive	Cooling	Cooling
ST3300822AS	Western Digital RED 3 TB	Noctua NH-D14	Lamptron FC Touch
OS	Monitor	Keyboard	Power
Windows 8 Professional	LG W2252TQ	CM Storm Quickfire Rapid Red	Cooler Master Silent Pro M850W
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7/17/12 at 2:33pm

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Quote:

Originally Posted by DeXel

Minimum budget for 2011 required is about $700, which about what you are spending now.
For GTX670 SLI with normal overclock, I would not bother by anything better than Asus P8Z77-V Pro, Sabertooth, or Gigabyte GA-Z77X-UD5H personally.
I am running GTX460 SLI with 3570K with UD5H, and could not be happier.
Those all are great boards and will save few bucks.
My point is that there is no need to buy top-tier board, unless well.... for looks or you are planning some LN2 and etc.

im looking at around $500 for the CPU/mobo on Newegg.com. as for the SLI, it will come later as i dont have a golden monkey to sell back to Indiana Jones.

also, if i wanted an x79 build, i would have started the thread with that question instead of this one. X79 is OVERKILL for what i will be using this "gaming rig" for. thanks for your input though. ill keep that under advisement.

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Hard Drive	Hard Drive	Optical Drive	Cooling
Western Digital 160 SATA II	Seagate 250 GB Notebook SATA II	ASUS BD ROM	Cooler Master V6 GT
Cooling	OS	Monitor	Keyboard
Cooler Master 200mm fans x2	Win 7 Ult	Acer X223W 22" 1680x1050	MS Sidewinder X4
Power	Case	Mouse
Corsair TX750 V.2	Cooler Master HAF 912	Cyborg R.A.T. 5
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Western Digital 160 SATA II	Seagate 250 GB Notebook SATA II	ASUS BD ROM	Cooler Master V6 GT
Cooling	OS	Monitor	Keyboard
Cooler Master 200mm fans x2	Win 7 Ult	Acer X223W 22" 1680x1050	MS Sidewinder X4
Power	Case	Mouse
Corsair TX750 V.2	Cooler Master HAF 912	Cyborg R.A.T. 5
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7/17/12 at 2:41pm

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Quote:

Originally Posted by the petes

im looking at around $500 for the CPU/mobo on Newegg.com. as for the SLI,

Great, now I was saying that you can get what you need for~ $400 ($200 mobo + 3570K).

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also, if i wanted an x79 build, i would have started the thread with that question instead of this one. X79 is OVERKILL for what i will be using this "gaming rig" for. thanks for your input though. ill keep that under advisement.

Maybe you did not get my original intentions

, but the whole point mentioning 2011 was from the fact that you decided to buy $300 mobo which fits in 2011 segment.

You did not specify what the system was for in the original post, nor specified what do you need from motherboard.

If you don't need some special functions that G1 Sniper and Maximus V Formula provide, you can save quite a lot.

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ST3300822AS	Western Digital RED 3 TB	Noctua NH-D14	Lamptron FC Touch
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Crucial Ballistix Sport 2x8GB 1600Mhz CL9	Samsung 830	Western Digital WD1001FALS	Samsung HD753LJ
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ST3300822AS	Western Digital RED 3 TB	Noctua NH-D14	Lamptron FC Touch
OS	Monitor	Keyboard	Power
Windows 8 Professional	LG W2252TQ	CM Storm Quickfire Rapid Red	Cooler Master Silent Pro M850W
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Great, now I was saying that you can get what you need for~ $400 ($200 mobo + 3570K).
Maybe you did not get my original intentions

, but the whole point mentioning 2011 was from the fact that you decided to buy $300 mobo which fits in 2011 segment.
You did not specify what the system was for in the original post, nor specified what do you need from motherboard.
If you don't need some special functions that G1 Sniper and Maximus V Formula provide, you can save quite a lot.

1. Stable OC's.
2. Has to be Z77 (like in OP).
3. Aesthetics do matter but im willing to compromise.
4. SLI will be a future addition.
5. My girlfriend is hotter than yours (assuming i had one haha)

sorry, that last one is just for laughs. gotta liven the mood a bit

EDIT: i dont need the 6 cores or hyper threading which makes the 2011 CPUs a waste.

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Cooler Master 200mm fans x2	Win 7 Ult	Acer X223W 22" 1680x1050	MS Sidewinder X4
Power	Case	Mouse
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Western Digital 160 SATA II	Seagate 250 GB Notebook SATA II	ASUS BD ROM	Cooler Master V6 GT
Cooling	OS	Monitor	Keyboard
Cooler Master 200mm fans x2	Win 7 Ult	Acer X223W 22" 1680x1050	MS Sidewinder X4
Power	Case	Mouse
Corsair TX750 V.2	Cooler Master HAF 912	Cyborg R.A.T. 5
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Corsair H60 (2013 Edition)	Corsair SP120 High Performance	Windows 7 ult 64bit	Silverstone ST55F-G
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