So in recent years I noticed that some motherboards have started to market themselves as pro gaming.
However are these motherboards legit or are they just a scam like pro gaming headsets?
>>338289906
Yes and no.. do they effect you gaming experience at all? No. Are they setup better for gaming rigs (sli slots, liquid cooling powered directly to motherboard, dual bios, etc.) Yes, very much so.
>>338290149
So say that a person has little interests or plans for sli, will get liquid cooling and knows shit about dual bios. What then?
>>338290349
My msi m7 Made it so much easier to overlook the cpu and ram. Plus all the extra features are nice
>>338290575
Overclock* fuck
>>338290575
I was wondering more if one should bother with a pro gaming then or just get a good motherboard for an equal if not cheaper price.
>>338290775
It depends if you plan on over clocking, watercooling going slightly boosting ram clocks etc etc
>>338290968
Overcloking maybe
Watercooling yes, with summers getting worse and worse each year.
>>338289906
Well a regular ATX sized motherboard from a known company should be enough unless you really want to do things like SLI/Crossfire/Overclock/Raid
Avoid all uATX and mATX models though
>>338291156
>Avoid all uATX and mATX models though
I'm not that bad with computers.
>>338289906
I have board in OP pic its bretty nice, think mine might be defective though I get nice coil wine when either the gpu or psu is under load in muh headphones
>>338291116
I'd just do it.
>>338291156
What's wrong with MAtx? I use one in my PC and I get The same performance as some jackass using a $300 board
I've got a Gigabyte Z87-HD3 - should I consider upgrading this before upgrading to a 9xx/1xxx series card from Nvidia?
>>338293495
might need to ask /g/
I bought an Asrock z170 Pro4S
>>338293495
Not at all, what gives you the idea?
>>338289906
They look better in your rig and are pretty easy to use most of the time
