MSI P67-65 or ASUS P67 Deluxe?

As above, not just for Asus's appalling after sales service but because you get a lot of features for your money - pound for pound when compared to the Asus.

Plus, they've had consistently positive feedback from the forums - this even got me to migrate from buying a Gigabyte for the first time in 5 years (was an ASUS buyer before that).
 
Ok, I was thinking about getting the Asus over my current MSI P67 65. I thought the Asus were better at overclocking but I'm probably deluded thinking that lol
 
ChrisGTL said:
Ok, I was thinking about getting the Asus over my current MSI P67 65. I thought the Asus were better at overclocking but I'm probably deluded thinking that lol
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The MSI will overclock just as far as the Asus.

You'll reach the limit of voltage needed and/or temperatures before the motherboard gives out.

I'm overclocked to 4.8GHz on the MSI which litteraly took a few minutes to achieve.

I'm sure I could go higher but there's not really much point for what difference it makes.
 
I have owned my MSI 65 for a couple of weeks now, and it brillant, overclocked easily to 4.6 but more impressive, I have curently been testing with 4.5 and lowering vocre and results are epic, currently running at 4.5 with a vcore of 1.240 and after primer 95 for 2 hours and with vdroop on low, vcore topped at 1.280 and temps didn't go above 62C. Great board the bios is great being able to use a mouse, and the other reason why I choose MSI is their is a guy on te forums who is a direct link to the couple who deals with a lot of RMA and warrenty issues and is always willing to help out.
 
Another vote for the MSI board here - I'm loving mine! :D It about time the manufacturers gave us a BIOS with a GUI!!
 
a giant fox said:
I have owned my MSI 65 for a couple of weeks now, and it brillant, overclocked easily to 4.6 but more impressive, I have curently been testing with 4.5 and lowering vocre and results are epic, currently running at 4.5 with a vcore of 1.240 and after primer 95 for 2 hours and with vdroop on low, vcore topped at 1.280 and temps didn't go above 62C. Great board the bios is great being able to use a mouse, and the other reason why I choose MSI is their is a guy on te forums who is a direct link to the couple who deals with a lot of RMA and warrenty issues and is always willing to help out.
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You appear to have a cracking chip there. Mine will only overclock if I pump loads of volts into it :-( Can I get a chip from anywhere that will guarantee a good overclock?
 
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