The motherboard

[Warick70]

This doesn't have a direct link into the graphics of a game itself, or have the implied physics to make a picture look great BUT! I'm looking for a new Motherboard... Most here wont really care too much but i'm a computer nut, i love the bastards when they do what i want them to do (not so much when the power suply blows a fuse) but thats not important.

A sort of Middle class motherboard ranging in price from about $100 - $250 Built for a gaming setup with a 32 x PCI-E and a 16 x PCI-E with SLI* Support

[Xhalek]

Heh, that's a good high range. What processor are you planning on using ( please say Intel )?

EDIT: Anyway, if it's Intel and you can afford to shell out another $20-$30 for a mobo, this one is EXCEPTIONAL and I'd LOVE to get my hands on it. Messed with it at E3 on a few games they had previewed and this thing is a MONSTER with gaming!

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813131854

[VanderDecken]

If you think in buy intel plataform, search for Asrock motherboard, is new in market more is very nice! More Asus is old and is top

[amigos]

If your motherboard supports it, you could crossfire your existing card with another 7970 or 280X.

Thats the biggest gain in max fps for the least outlay.



Edit : what cpu and psu do you have.