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E6300/E6400 mobo ?

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im looking for suggestions on a great quallity mobo for these processors will prob be overclocking a bit not to hard though. stabillity is my first goal
any suggestions?
 
Gigabyte DS3 is one that is used alot. There is a thread on peoples outcomes with OCing the 6300 and most all list their system specs so I would also check that out. Also make sure you get some decent RAM if you plan to OC.
 
These are the most popluar choices. I've worked with a few of these and found them to be stable and relatively problem free.

ASUS P5B
ASUS P5B-E (May not be out yet)
ASUS P5B Deluxe
ASUS P5B Deluxe WiFi/AP
ASUS P5W DH Deluxe
ASUS P5WGD2-WS
ASUS P5W64-WS Professional

abit AB9 Pro
abit AW9D
abit AW9D-MAX

Biostar TForce P965 Deluxe (May not be out yet)

Gigabyte GA-965P-DS3
Gigabyte GA-965P-DQ6
 
if you're a noob at computers you should go with ASUS P5B boards... Very stable and user friendly...
 
Although the Gigabyte DS3 can overclock well, you will likely need to play with finding the BIOS that is right for you, and it takes a bit of work to get a stable system when you really start pushing things... I can't speak for the other boards though :p
 
For the money (cheaper options) my vote goes to the Asus P5B-E, followed closely by the Gigabyte 965P DS3. And if money is not object then the Asus P5W DH.
 
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