Best motherboard

May I suggest do things in this fashion
1. How much money are you willing to spend?
2. What CPU have you chose?
3. What are you going to use this computer for and hopefully in the future?
4. What capabilities do you want your motherboard to have and are willing to pay for. Example: How many USB 3.0, USB 3.0, WiFi., SATE II and SATE III ect.

There are just to many motherboard to hunt and peck through without knowing the answers to these questions. We like to help, we want to help but we need your help to do so.

Layback Bear said:

May I suggest do things in this fashion
1. How much money are you willing to spend?
2. What CPU have you chose?
3. What are you going to use this computer for and hopefully in the future?
4. What capabilities do you want your motherboard to have and are willing to pay for. Example: How many USB 3.0, USB 3.0, WiFi., SATE II and SATE III ect.

There are just to many motherboard to hunt and peck through without knowing the answers to these questions. We like to help, we want to help but we need your help to do so.

+1 for my two cents worth - how much money do you have to or willing to play with or for that matter fry? Myself again FWIW I like to know there is good support for whatever you buy

Emoclaw said:

I am not planning to buy anything, I am just curious, I've chosen IntelCore i7-3970X Extreme Edition Processor 3.5GHz
and a 96GB of RAM, I'd use this computer for sound and video rendering, gaming, multitasking.

PS: I am not paranoid, I am just writing down some specs incase I win the lottery.

By that time everything said here will be obsolete and there will be the neural interface.

Have a nice day.
Emoclaw

Erick Aguilar said:

Lol, in that case look for the specs of the computers operating the large hadron collider.

Had to read that twice.:)