I couldn't stop laughing after seeing this.
Also Biostar can be considered its quality is probably more or less same as msi... ~Joke of the year
updated!
will post WS rigs soon.
Yes, MSI isn't good compared to gigabyte or Asus/ROG in case of extreme overclocking,
I incubated the Z68A-GD65 G3 and tried my best to kill it. I ran incubated Torture Test for 8 days and the motherboard did not fail. When I pulled it out of the incubator, there were surface component temperatures registering at over 175F. The board was blistering hot but still trucking right along. There is no doubt in my mind that MSI has built a very punishment resistant motherboard in the Z68A-GD65 G3.
Your statement is 100% correct that for home use general user will use within 4.6GHZ.but as we are creating rigs for home uses where any user will overclock, but that will be limited to 4.6-4.8GHz at max, where MSI will not work worse than gigabyte or asus.
That's why we are here to suggest only the performance product out of vast oceanNot any single company make bad boards. They make boards according to the selling price tag & also to maintain their profit which is also different for different companies.
@ Tenida: I can understand where ithis is going again. I posted only to stop the hated discussion between you & lionking, not to fuel it up. :-/
Please stop it.
I'm sure about the fact that no-one visiting this thread want to see the prolonged discussion about whether MSI is good or not.
Now guys, don't get started again. Unless it is a recurring problem like Rashi & ASUS, please don't generalize based on a few incidents. No company is perfect, neither is any product.
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And, Biostar is cr@p brand considering the quality.
Now, does amount of phases have everything to do with a motherboard? Usually, but this is where brand name gets taken into account. For example, The majority of 2010-released MSI AMD motherboards with 4+1 phase or similar, heatsinked or not, were far from good quality. This is due to the utilisation of transistors that may not be properly rated, and driver chips not properly rated. However, take the Biostar TA890FXE, it comes with a similar 4+2 power phase. High amperage rating per transistor; completely rock-solid.
BTW is EVGA still selling mobos here?
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