Joris Honorable Apr 23, 2012 239 0 10,690 May 1, 2013 #1 So the title pretty much says it all which one is better if i'm gonna use the Core i5 3570k and be willing to overclock it + a Sapphire HD7870 Ghz Edition, What do you think is it worth the extra money ? i'm not using an SSD btw. Thank You, Joris
So the title pretty much says it all which one is better if i'm gonna use the Core i5 3570k and be willing to overclock it + a Sapphire HD7870 Ghz Edition, What do you think is it worth the extra money ? i'm not using an SSD btw. Thank You, Joris
Solution ksham May 1, 2013 Well, the Micro ATX is much smaller in size. Micro meaning small. Edit: yeah it has a few less slots. Usually comes with the territory of being smaller. But both support SLI / CrossFire.
Well, the Micro ATX is much smaller in size. Micro meaning small. Edit: yeah it has a few less slots. Usually comes with the territory of being smaller. But both support SLI / CrossFire.
ksham Splendid Mar 29, 2013 8,398 1 29,960 May 1, 2013 #2 Neither. Up to you if you want a Micro ATX or standard ATX. Upvote 0 Downvote
Joris Honorable Apr 23, 2012 239 0 10,690 May 1, 2013 #3 can you clarify what that means? Upvote 0 Downvote
Joris Honorable Apr 23, 2012 239 0 10,690 May 1, 2013 #4 never mind i just ''googled'' it, so basically there is no difference exept in number of PCI slots? Upvote 0 Downvote
ksham Splendid Mar 29, 2013 8,398 1 29,960 May 1, 2013 Solution #5 Well, the Micro ATX is much smaller in size. Micro meaning small. Edit: yeah it has a few less slots. Usually comes with the territory of being smaller. But both support SLI / CrossFire. Upvote 0 Downvote Solution
Well, the Micro ATX is much smaller in size. Micro meaning small. Edit: yeah it has a few less slots. Usually comes with the territory of being smaller. But both support SLI / CrossFire.
Joris Honorable Apr 23, 2012 239 0 10,690 May 1, 2013 #6 ksham : Well, the Micro ATX is much smaller in size. Micro meaning small. Edit: yeah it has a few less slots. Usually comes with the territory of being smaller. But both support SLI / CrossFire. so basically if i don't need those slot's (which i don't) i can save my money and lose Nothing? if that's true then OK i take the smaller one Upvote 0 Downvote
ksham : Well, the Micro ATX is much smaller in size. Micro meaning small. Edit: yeah it has a few less slots. Usually comes with the territory of being smaller. But both support SLI / CrossFire. so basically if i don't need those slot's (which i don't) i can save my money and lose Nothing? if that's true then OK i take the smaller one
ksham Splendid Mar 29, 2013 8,398 1 29,960 May 1, 2013 #7 Sounds good. Best of luck with your build. Upvote 0 Downvote
Joris Honorable Apr 23, 2012 239 0 10,690 May 1, 2013 #8 ksham : Sounds good. Best of luck with your build. Thank You. Upvote 0 Downvote