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Ok so basically, I need a new motherboard i currently have an i3-2100 but wanna get a new mobo, then upgrade my CPU in the future. anything below £150

It has to look good.

Go, Go, Go.

Why the new mobo, what connections do you need? etc.

Why? cause i can..

[b]Current Specs:[/b]
Intel i3-2100
Gigabyte h61m-s2p-b3
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 560 Ti
8gb Kingston DDR3
and a SSD. [i]So Pref with a 6Gb/s Sata port[/i]

http://www.ebuyer.com/363229-asus-p8z77-v-pro-z77-socket-1155-8-channel-hd-audio-atx-motherboard-p8z77-v-pro?utm_source=google&utm_medium=products

gg ;D

 r0b1
+1 I have this :)

I don't like Asus Mobo's.. Gigabyte for me

 h L k
as long as you use either asus or gigabyte you're fine by me.

http://www.ebuyer.com/276562-gigabyte-ga-z68ap-d3-z68-socket-1155-8-channel-audio-atx-motherboard-ga-z68ap-d3 - If you can go ATX (Z68 FTW.)

http://www.ebuyer.com/351610-gigabyte-ga-z77m-d3h-socket-1155-vga-dvi-hdmi-8-channel-audio-matx-motherboard-ga-z77m-d3h - mATX (Gave up looking for a decent one as they are rocking the H61 chipsets :/)

If you got the room, get the ATX - Decent sized board, on the side connectors so no strain on your motherboard when plugging them in from top (It sounds silly but I have seen SATA cables snap because of strain.) And if your feeling kinky you can run cross fire but you got a 560 which will handle anything fine, have fun choosing.

Edit: Gigabyte all the way, the amount of dead ASUS RMA boards was shocking, plus when we was forced to use an ASUS within a customers machine, it had a weird shut down issue where you shut it down but it would boot back up. ASUS knew it was a problem but said it happens in rare occurences and they cannot fix it, fml.