I currently have no PC but planning to have one. To make it short, i planned to build an overclocking PC, and i looked at MSI Z270 Tomahawk , and i fell in love with it since it has a lot of power phase (i believe it's 10 or so) , but then i looked at gigabyte (a lot of people says it's a durable brand) and i found gigabyte Z270x-UD3 which is a bit more expensive but has less power phase.
So is the MSI more stable for overclocking since is has more power phase? Or should i go with the gigabyte (maybe there's something missing that i didn't look at)? I'm really new at this thing so i don't really know a lot. Thank you...
I currently have no PC but planning to have one. To make it short, i planned to build an overclocking PC, and i looked at MSI Z270 Tomahawk , and i fell in love with it since it has a lot of power phase (i believe it's 10 or so) , but then i looked at gigabyte (a lot of people says it's a durable brand) and i found gigabyte Z270x-UD3 which is a bit more expensive but has less power phase.
So is the MSI more stable for overclocking since is has more power phase? Or should i go with the gigabyte (maybe there's something missing that i didn't look at)? I'm really new at this thing so i don't really know a lot. Thank you...
Hmmm, in here, only Z270 MSI motherboards that just arrived, gigabyte is a bit slow on the distribution this time . So, i might just wait for Gigabyte to arrive
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