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Got the Asrock X370 Professional Gaming AMD on pre-order after reading all the positive reviews on Newegg. A lot of the AM4 motherboards seem to have issues with the BIOS or the DDR4 they support.
Personally I think the Biostar Racing X370GT7 is the best value 'TOP' board out there, sadly Ocuk don't stock it, gets a great review on Tweaktown. But then I may be biased.What sub £200 do you guys think is the best option. Im thinking either Gigabyte Aorus GA-AX370-Gaming 5 for £205 or MSI X370 Gaming Pro Carbon
What sub £200 do you guys think is the best option. Im thinking either Gigabyte Aorus GA-AX370-Gaming 5 for £205 or MSI X370 Gaming Pro Carbon
When u say it gets a good review you presume the reviewer has a clue... Be careful in the hardware industry with such statements.Personally I think the Biostar Racing X370GT7 is the best value 'TOP' board out there, sadly Ocuk don't stock it, gets a great review on Tweaktown. But then I may be biased.
Best board for the money, I want one The only thing that puts me off is I read it is not that good with memory overclocking.I've ordered the Asrock X370 Fatality Gaming K4. Should have it built next, but for £150 I think that's pretty good value.
Best board for the money, I want one The only thing that puts me off is I read it is not that good with memory overclocking.
Ok 8 Pack, you know a helluva lot more about boards than I do, but the guy was asking for sub £200, the Taichi is £229.99 and whilst it is probably the best X370 board out there it fails the criteria whereas the GT7 fits, mine was £179.99 and I think it is very good value as I have it and am using it and that's my opinion and that's all it is. As for 'Be careful in the hardware industry with such statements' that's a bit heavy to be honest the guy is looking for options and seeking opinions for best value for under £200.When u say it gets a good review you presume the reviewer has a clue... Be careful in the hardware industry with such statements.
If it is was me I would spend 230 and get Taichi and save on cpu with none X versions.
ordered the b350 gigabyte gaming 3.
Look like the solid price/performance choice.
ON AM4 I am advocating buying the best board you can and keep dropping in upgrades via new CPU's. The AM4 socket has a long lifespan and current chips are pushing the VRM on most boards. When you add more cores and more frequency this will push them even harder.
I am saying invest in the board and go none X CPU's which can OC to the same level as the X counterpart.
Taichi
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For me, since I already have a Mini itx case I got at Christmas.... Whoever releases a Mini-itx board first!