allrite im buyin a new main board i dont wanna go crazy as im a poor mo fo. but for the price what board do u sudgest
must support q6600g0
must have 4 ddr2 slots
must have 1 or more pci1x
and i dotn care about sli or crossfire. but i see a good asus sli board on mb site that has all i want and the price is decent.
and the mian thing is i must be able to buy it at mysterybyte or get them to order


i could get away with this board and just buy 2x2gb sticks of ram
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Gigabyte GA73PVM-S2H 1333FSB NV7100/630i uATX 2DDRII/PCIe16x/HD Audio/GbL/3SATAII/eSATA/1394/HDMI
95.00

and the pcie slot cant be rite next to the pci1x slot unless its above the pcie slot

http://www.gigabyte-usa.com/Products/Mo ... A-P35-DS3L
or this its only 101 and there instock at mb

I *think* that's the board I'm currently using... normally I would know right away but Gigabytes naming schemes are so long and obscure. Anyways, it's worked good so far for me. I haven't started overclocking yet, and won't until I need the speed, but the only real problem I had with it was when I tried to connect to the internet BEFORE I installed the drivers that came with the board. After loading them everything was fine. Seems solid enough, the BIOS has lots of options, and it's a great price. That's as in-depth of a review I can give it right now.

hmm ok. im lookin to oc abit. but not alot. get to 3.0 ghz on air and ill be happy. witch i hear is pritty easy with a q6600g0.
im gonna do some more research on that particular board. it seems to be up to par. and has alot of options as u said for the bios.

thanks for takin the time to give me that even.
i sent an email to mb staff so lets see. it looks like its teh board im gonna get. i never had a gigabyte board before

if i do get it. i can just read this and im good to over clock it. ill just do what buddy did.
get 3.4 stable out of it on air.

http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/24643 ... q6600-ds3l

ofcourse ill be askin more questions

The Giga P35 boards are excellent budget overclockers. You won't be disapointed.

If you need a hand OC'ing it when you get it, drop me a PM and I'll point you towards some really good forum threads dedicated to that particular motherboard.