Hey everyone,
I posted here about a new build a week ago:
http://hardforum.com/showthread.php?t=1417949
Unfortunately, after building, my motherboard kind of burst into flames (or at least smoke was pouring out of it) so I needed to return it. Right now I'm looking for a replacement quick and unfortunately newegg doesn't have the evga e58 sli in stock right now.
Would the asus p6t be comparable? And if so would I still want the 1600 DIM RAM or would I be better off getting 1333 DIM and overclocking to 1600?
Anything else you guys might recommend for mobo? The ram I would be deciding between would be:
G. Skill DDR3 1333
or
muskin DDR3 1600
or should I get a different type of ram better for overclocking?
Note on the RAM: I'm also getting new ram because that's the part of the motherboard that went up in smoke and I'm not sure if it had anything to do with the ram/if the ram was damaged. How likely do you think testing that ram on a board could result in damaging the board? I went with the mushkin last time. . . .
Thanks.
I posted here about a new build a week ago:
http://hardforum.com/showthread.php?t=1417949
Unfortunately, after building, my motherboard kind of burst into flames (or at least smoke was pouring out of it) so I needed to return it. Right now I'm looking for a replacement quick and unfortunately newegg doesn't have the evga e58 sli in stock right now.
Would the asus p6t be comparable? And if so would I still want the 1600 DIM RAM or would I be better off getting 1333 DIM and overclocking to 1600?
Anything else you guys might recommend for mobo? The ram I would be deciding between would be:
G. Skill DDR3 1333
or
muskin DDR3 1600
or should I get a different type of ram better for overclocking?
Note on the RAM: I'm also getting new ram because that's the part of the motherboard that went up in smoke and I'm not sure if it had anything to do with the ram/if the ram was damaged. How likely do you think testing that ram on a board could result in damaging the board? I went with the mushkin last time. . . .
Thanks.