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Motherboards need a S1155 Motherboard

Discussion in 'Hardware' started by MonkeyBoss, 7 Feb 2012.

  1. MonkeyBoss

    MonkeyBoss What's a Dremel?

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    Recently been given a s1155 i7-2600 at a great price thanks to a mate, only probably is that i haven't got any parts to go with it, so i think i will be starting a new build.

    Ideally i want a motherboard that fits the following...

    - Around £60
    - SLI
    - ATX

    now it has to be ATX so i can put it into my CM690II, i know i could just put a mATX board in there but i hate the look of a small board in a large case, ugly!

    USB3 would also be a bonus :D

    thanks
     
  2. rem337

    rem337 What's a Dremel?

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    Arednel What's a Dremel?

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    The board linked is Xfire only not SLI, but yeah if you want SLI you're definitely going to have to pay more
     
  4. rem337

    rem337 What's a Dremel?

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    :duh: True! But tbh yeh the real point is that unfortunatly its gonna cost alot more than £60, looking closer to double for a board with good features and SLI.

    Anyway with that awesome processor you'll want some good parts to go with it, right? :)
     
  5. MonkeyBoss

    MonkeyBoss What's a Dremel?

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    thanks guys, when you say "awsome features" what sort of features do you mean? im not going to overclock at all, just run twin 560ti's
     
  6. Wozza365

    Wozza365 What's a Dremel?

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    the ASUS P8Z68-V will run SLI but you are looking at a much higher price
     
  7. Shirty

    Shirty W*nker! Super Moderator

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    If you want quality at an unrealistically low price and are not fussed about having a warranty, you could try bidding on something like this.

    DISCALIMER: I am not pimping this seller - I am not affiliated with them in any way, it was just a random search to see what's out there. :thumb:

    Edit: Just found a ASRock P67 Extreme4 that sold for £61.50 delivery included. Supports SLI/CF and has USB3. Sold as "seller refurbished" (i.e. they wiped the TIM and dust off it).
     
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  8. MonkeyBoss

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    thanks for the info guys, will be watching ebay over the next few days, hopefully ill find a bargain
     
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