help with mobo

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danmoody

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hey guys im going to buy an i5 750 setup and wanted a little help on picking a good mobo. I dont care about sli. I want a board with good cooling on the mofset and good ocing options in the bios. I think i have it down to these three

http://microcenter.com/single_product_results.phtml?product_id=0317207
http://microcenter.com/single_product_results.phtml?product_id=0317214
http://microcenter.com/single_product_results.phtml?product_id=0317309

tell me what you think im on a budget so im leaning to the ud3r let me know what i lose in terms of oc ability i will do high end air maybe water in the future so i dont want the board to hold me back, I can prolly go through a couple cpu's were i work so i should get a good oc'er
let me know thanks
 
thats what i was thinking just wanting to make sure i wasn't losing a lot. As long as the ud3r wont hold me back from getting around 4.0 im leaning to that
 
I would recommend the P7P55D PRO - although you do not care about SLI there is always the chance you may want to upgrade and have that functionality.

Additionally keep in mind that we have a solid and mature bios and great Auto Overclocking options. Additionally if you decide you want USB3.0 and SATA6G you can get one of our ASUS add in cards for $30.

Hope this helps and please enjoy the rest of your day.
 
eh im ati kinda guy these days and two card will prolly never fit into my budget ,but i do like the asus cooling. Auto overclocking is for noobs. ill give it a thought :confused:
 
So This is what i went with
i5 750
4gb Corsair 1600 c8
GA-P55-UD3P
Corsair H50
 
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