i5 processor with Intel motherboard DH67BL

[RopeME]

Hey, I'm being paid an intel 5 with 2400k or should i acquire 2500K and Intel motherboard which is model no: DH67BL. Do you have any idea for extra motherboards of extra companies like ASUS With the similar amount of connectors and the whole thing the similar, in the similar cost (not including integrated GPU substance). I require at least three USB headers, and it have SATA 6GBPS, USB3.

[Quasim]

My experience e is please Don't purchase Intel motherboards. Intel is great at making processors, SSDs and chipsets but their motherboards are worrying and usually carry terrible reputations. The Asus board you chosen looks fine apart from it won't hold up XFIRE or SLI - it merely has one complete PCIE slot. Gigabyte one is slightly costly, but supports XFIRE / SLIAND has Z68 and additional memory slots:
If you desire to (OC) then absolutely get the 2500k. That chip is actually remarkable. Get physically a decent microprocessor cooler (spend like 30$) and you be supposed to get an OC over 4 GHZ with no trouble. When you believe the over clocking potential, the 2500k can't be hit on price.

[sushantbankar]

Yes’s, ASUS and Intel l Motherboard looks actually remarkable, I believe I’ll take it, just wish the damn "sources" has them contemptible but if its looks like a very well board. It is a standard ATX board but so far you have been quoting MAICROATX boards so only build sure your PC case can hold a usual ATX board. Little cases occasionally have need of MICROATX.

[Arun K]

I request to be at variance. Intel motherboards are a quantity of the majority steady and long lasting motherboards out there and they have several of the best status for long life. The only cause we, enthusiasts, take further manufacturers such as Gigabyte, Asus, and the are the truth that these developers add "additional goodies" that we like; such as simple over clocking, etc. The P8Z68 is a greater board and will final you a long while. Good chance with your assemble OP and make positive you have a high / beefy quality power provide to go with it.

[Pamina]

I differ, but that's just my knowledge. though, what's factual for everybody is that Intel boards still feature a bad layout - come across at the Asus P8 boards. The SATA ports countenance to the side, allowing neater cable supervision. Intel boards have the identical obsolete layout with SATA ports in front of up and it was a pain in the head to assemble a PC with DH67BL. Also, Intel fall PS/2 on that board, which everybody else merely did on Z68. Though, I have to admit the board's BIOS isn't also bad (got to update to the newest, though). Has good fan control, different Asus. But that's the merely benefit of that board over Asus H67 boards.

[KumaraVel]

Well, discussing from individual experience, I have not had fine "chance" with Intel boards. Not going into particulars, but I had one board not succeed later than a month and an additional arrived DOA. I have heard others protest about their malfunction rate, cost being so high for their features and yes, awful board layouts. I'm not at the entire saying that an Intel board is not going to effort, but I am saying that there are a lot improved boards obtainable for the money.