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05-22-2008, 02:30 PM
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| Which AM2 mobo? I have been having some stability issues lately (discussed in another thread). I have reason to believe that the mobo may be slowly dying under the stress of the am2 6400+. There are so many nvidia and amd chipsets, which have people had luck with? From some reading, it seems that many nvidia chipsets have weird quirks, but AMD/ATI boards have weak southbridges. The three things I am most concerned with: 1) stability 2) passive cooling 3) price - probably $125 max, maybe $150 if it is really worth it. SLI, extreme overclocking are not necessary. |
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06-10-2008, 09:40 PM
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| Re: Which AM2 mobo? Pretty much any 780/790 full-ATX board will do fine. Micro-ATX boards have had issues support CPUs with higher power draws, like the 6400+. |
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