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If you still wanna use Z series mobo without an overclocking cpu then i suggest you get Asrock z87 extreme 4.

What i think is that no point buying a z series if you aint over clock. Rather reduce to somewhat like H or B series and then get a better cpu perhaps an i7-4770.

Can u find a B or H series that supports dual sli? I cannot.. All I see is crossfire everywhere..

If you can, u recommend him loh..
 

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Newegg.com - ASRock Fatal1ty H87 Performance LGA 1150 Intel H87 HDMI SATA 6Gb/s USB 3.0 ATX Intel Motherboard


This is what i saw. If it ain't true then my suggestion would be as per follow.

Fork out on a Z series, then get a k processor which is about $40-$50 more. And use Nvidia cards.

OR

if still wish not to overclock then get any H series and use AMD cards and Xfire it. (this option will save more on the mobo and cpu and can splurge more on AMD gpu)

Nope. SLI still not supported.

Crossfire issues resolved already?
 

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Nope. SLI still not supported.

Crossfire issues resolved already?

I doubt so also. The startling issues on Xfire i don't think will be resolve any time soon till late this year.

Although i personally feel that is a good buy for AMD cards.

Anw if TS still prefer to go for Nvidia cards then can go for the gryphon or the asrock z87 extreme 4.

The question is whether can TS wait for the updates for AMD to roll out or not?
 

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I doubt so also. The startling issues on Xfire i don't think will be resolve any time soon till late this year.

Although i personally feel that is a good buy for AMD cards.

Anw if TS still prefer to go for Nvidia cards then can go for the gryphon or the asrock z87 extreme 4.

The question is whether can TS wait for the updates for AMD to roll out or not?

But hor.. question is.. wait how long?? This thing very long already right??

If I'm TS, I rather get something that works and then just use.. Lazy to keep checking for updates and getting upset whenever it s.crews up.. :s13:

But then again, I'm not TS.. =:p
 

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I doubt so also. The startling issues on Xfire i don't think will be resolve any time soon till late this year.

Although i personally feel that is a good buy for AMD cards.

Anw if TS still prefer to go for Nvidia cards then can go for the gryphon or the asrock z87 extreme 4.

The question is whether can TS wait for the updates for AMD to roll out or not?

But hor.. question is.. wait how long?? This thing very long already right??

If I'm TS, I rather get something that works and then just use.. Lazy to keep checking for updates and getting upset whenever it s.crews up.. :s13:

But then again, I'm not TS.. =:p

Thanks for the suggestion again guys, well, i can wait.. I'm actually planning to wait for awhile maybe till end of the year. I'm asking now, just so i have a basic guideline to follow. I'll probably put up for another recommendation when i'm just about to get my pc :p
 
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