Help! need help selecting a good 1156 socket motherboard by this weekend ! Pls Help!

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this in my config,
Intel i5 760
4 GB RAM
Sapphire 5750
WD caviar black 1tb
cooler master elite/ cm690
Tagan U37/corsair vx 450

Can some please recommend a good motherboard.?? my budget is 5-8k. pls don go above 8k.
PS:try including a mobo with USB 3.0 support.I cant buy any rare motherboard.i'm buying from a small town.(Cannanore,Kerala)
 
Re: Help! need help selecting a good 1156 socket motherboard by this weekend ! Pls He

MSi P55-GD65 - Review ~ 8k (varies around 7.8 to 8k) - You would most probably get this board , but do not go with the Intel board.. (unless you are tempted by intel boards and all that )

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Also take a CM 690II - If you are taking this board ~ 5.5k

Why Sapphire 5750 - Not much gaming / Already purchased ?

WD Caviar Black 1TB - Make sure u get WD 1001FALS

Go with VX450 - Better warranty
 
Re: Help! need help selecting a good 1156 socket motherboard by this weekend ! Pls He

If u do not want SLI/Crossfire the go for the Gigabyte GA-H55M-USB3 ~ 7k-7.3k.

If u have the budget then the CM 690. Else the Elite 430.

The VX450 of course. It has 5 years warranty backed by excellent A.S.S. For ~3.5k-3.8k its worth every penny u spend.

The WD black 1TB ~ 4.9k is not worth the 2k premium it demands over the Seagte 1TB 7200.12 ~ 2.9k. Performance wise they are almost similar.

http://www.techenclave.com/reviews-and-previews/western-digital-1tb-black-sata-3-a-174968.html

Corsair VX450W Power Supply Review | Hardware Secrets

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Re: Help! need help selecting a good 1156 socket motherboard by this weekend ! Pls He

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MSi P55-GD65 - Review ~ 8k (varies around 7.8 to 8k) - You would most probably get this board , but do not go with the Intel board.. (unless you are tempted by intel boards and all that )

:P

Also take a CM 690II - If you are taking this board ~ 5.5k

Why Sapphire 5750 - Not much gaming / Already purchased ?

WD Caviar Black 1TB - Make sure u get WD 1001FALS

Go with VX450 - Better warranty

i'm gettin the 5750 cos its a decent card and its within my 9k budget.and its dx11. hav u got any suggestions for that budget?? my monitor i want is 20 inches.

since i'm buyin a mid range card, can u suggest a motherboard which supports crossfire?? so i can upgrade later.
 
Re: Help! need help selecting a good 1156 socket motherboard by this weekend ! Pls He

windstalker said:
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i'm gettin the 5750 cos its a decent card and its within my 9k budget.and its dx11. hav u got any suggestions for that budget?? my monitor i want is 20 inches.

since i'm buyin a mid range card, can u suggest a motherboard which supports crossfire?? so i can upgrade later.

TheITWares - One Stop for all Gizmos!SAPPHIRE 100283L Radeon HD 5770 (Juniper XT) 1GB 128-bit GDDR5 PCI Express 2.0 x16 HDCP Ready CrossFireX Support Video Card - TheITWares

Get a Sapphire HD5770 then. It costs 8.95k.
 
Re: Help! need help selecting a good 1156 socket motherboard by this weekend ! Pls He

Hmmm try to get the price of the new Nvidia GTS 450 if it fits in your budget go for it over the 5770, going crossfire or SLI later is not recommended as a new GPU at that time will simply trounce your setup plus your power efficiency goes down

NVIDIA GeForce GTS 450 1GB Single & SLI Review

+ hard to maintain the setup, you need a larger cabinet, a more powerful SMPS all leading to the budget to go for LIMBO so make up your mind. Hope this helps:)

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Hmmm try to get the price of the new Nvidia GTS 450 if it fits in your budget go for it over the 5770, going crossfire or SLI later is not recommended as a new GPU at that time will simply trounce your setup plus your power efficiency goes down

NVIDIA GeForce GTS 450 1GB Single & SLI Review

+ hard to maintain the setup, you need a larger cabinet, a more powerful SMPS all leading to the budget to go for LIMBO so make up your mind. Hope this helps:)
 
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