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    Advice on an adequately versatile everyday SFF build

    I'll bump my last post. Would I be able to undervolt the i3-3225 with the Asrock H77M-ITX? From what I have read (e.g. specs on Asrock's website: "Voltage Monitoring: +12V, +5V, +3.3V, CPU Vcore") it should be possible. Just want to be 100% newbie sure :) And any further comments on the Asrock...
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    MSI Z77IA-E53 experiences (especially post times)

    I'm looking for a mini-itx board. Can anyone here comment on the MSI Z77IA-E53? Comments on how fast or slow it posts are very appreciated. I haven't really found any informative reviews whereas the Asrock Z77E-ITX (my other alternative) has a ton of feedback/reviews. Thanks!
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    msi z77ia-e53 or Asrock z77e-itx mobo for my itx build

    I have the exact same question. So if anyone can share any comments, all the better. I'm especially interested in how fast/slow the MSI boots/posts.
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    Advice on an adequately versatile everyday SFF build

    Thanks for your comments. I need to check into undervolting. I know that H77 boards are not able to overclock, right? Does this also mean that, if I want to undervolt, that I need to get a Z77 board? (I tried finding out for myself but I wasn't able to find a conclusive answer). Or let's put...
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    Advice on an adequately versatile everyday SFF build

    Wow, thanks Zap for your very thorough reply! I really appreciate it. CPU: Okay, that's good to know. I will look for other i3-models than the i3-3220T. Where I live, the Intel Core i3-3225 3.3 GHz is almost similarly priced and might perhaps be a good alternative to the i3-3220T? It is...
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    Advice on an adequately versatile everyday SFF build

    Hi! I am planning to build my first small form factor computer (and my first build from scratch, as a matter of fact). Needless to say, I'm grateful for any comments you can spare me - be it hardware or just in general. I've done some reading and browsing through the forum and gained some...
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