Thanks Moz!!Asus is a good manufacturer of Motherboards,graphics cards
etc,but GIGABYTE and recently MSI are much better.They not only have all
solid capacitors of equal heights across their boards,but both of them
features easy overclocking and ease of FLASHING the BIOS,when compared to
ASUS boards.The features and performance of these motherboards are also
enhanced when compared to ASUS.
You may try out these :
1) GIGABYTE GA-MA790GP-DS4H (Rs.9,900/-)(INR)
2) MSI DKA790GX PLATINUM (Rs.9,600/-)(INR)
If you are not a GAMER,you don't need an extra GRAPHICS Card,the onboard ATi
Radeon HD 3300(the best onboard graphics currently at the market of I.T.)
takes care of nearly all the needs.
With regards
-Taban
On Sun, Mar 22, 2009 at 8:59 PM, Moz <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi Taban
>
> tabankg wrote:
> > I think you better buy motherboards from GIGABYTE or MSI based on AMD
> > 790G chipset,having onboard graphics(which are better than ATI Radeon
> > HD 2600 GPU's)in terms of performance & features.The onboard graphics
> > is an ATi Radeon 3300(which is very good for video and moderate 3D
> > tasks,you can also play some old games).These motherboards contain
> > socket AM2+,which is compatible with the latest Phenom-II
> > processors(you only need a BIOS update!!).
> > As far as I know ,Ubuntu-8.04(Hardy Heron) and 8.10(Intrepid Ibex)has
> > drivers(AMD-ATi Radeon 3300) enabled in their kernels,so you need not
> > have to search in the Ubuntu repositories(except for an update).
> > Just go for it and enjoy the show of UBUNTU with AMD Phenom
> > processors;AMD Motherboards and graphics.
> >
>
> Thanks to you and others, I have changed my order. I will also look for
> the GIGABYTE motherboard you mentioned, I'd thought that the ASUS
> motherboards are more reliable and better. But lets see.
>
> Sincerely,
>
> Moz
>
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