I have 2 computers and I forget which mobo is better. I want to run Vista Business 64bit. I currently have the Abit running with an E6750 and I bought a Q6600 for the Asus. Now the person whom the Q6600 was for does not want it so I can mix and match. Which would be the fastest setup? I am going to make a Linux server out of the other one. Thanks!
Also, I have 2 WD 74Gb Raptors which I might run in RAID1. Would the speed be much better than running 2 WD 500YS's in RAID1?
2 month ago I bought Asus P5QL-CM motherboard.
Its really great motherboard,
I would use the asus.
"Never trust a computer you can't throw out a window."
Core i7 920 @ 3.8Ghz
Evga X58
Evga 275 FTW (SLI)
G.Skill DDR3 1600 6GB
Corsair 128GB SSD
Corsair 1000W PSU
Noctua NH-U12P
Is Vista going to have a problem seeing a new MOBO, CPU, Graphics Card and HD? I'm guessing so... What do you think. Is there a way around it? Could I re-install with a new MOBO and new HD, then later upgrade the CPU and then the Graphics card?
I used a Q6600 with an Abit IP35 Pro for a year then switched to a Asus P5Q3 Deluxe, not only is the asus faster and I got a maximum overclock but its also cooler.
Watercooled Core 2 Quad Q6600 3.70GHz G0 Stepping 411MHz FSB 1.535v / Asus P5Q3 Deluxe P45 / 4GB Corsair XMS3 @ 1600MHz / nVidia GeForce 9800GTX+ 1GB 775/2200/1950 / Corsair HX520w Modular PSU / X-Fi Extreme Gamer / 2x 640GB WD Cavier Blue Sata 2 Raid 0 / Samsung spinpoint F1 1TB Backup Drive / Thermaltake Armor VA8003BWS / Swiftech apogee GTZ / Altec Lansing 5.1 Surround System / Samsung SyncMaster T260 26" / Asus MW221u 22inch Secondary LCD / Windows Vista Home Premium.
What about EVGA? The 750i FTW and 780i boards are pretty solid.
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