difference between mobo
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http://www.gigabyte.com.tw/Products...ist.aspx?VenderType=Intel&CPUType=socket+1366
Cheapest one can only use three sticks of ram in triple channel mode. Biggest difference between the other two appears to be chipset cooling, though the UD4 is missing 2 sata slots. One lan instead of 2. Doesn't have the led poster thing.
UD5 and UD5 extreme are identical however, with the exception of cooling system.
Increase in price down the list, but also the overclocks people generally get on them increase as you go down the list.
UD5 is better and a quid cheaper. Got to love economics. Hard to judge if its 60 quid better than the UD3R, I wouldn't use a trichannel board with four ram modules. The empty one would drive me mad
Cheapest one can only use three sticks of ram in triple channel mode. Biggest difference between the other two appears to be chipset cooling, though the UD4 is missing 2 sata slots. One lan instead of 2. Doesn't have the led poster thing.
UD5 and UD5 extreme are identical however, with the exception of cooling system.
Increase in price down the list, but also the overclocks people generally get on them increase as you go down the list.
UD5 is better and a quid cheaper. Got to love economics. Hard to judge if its 60 quid better than the UD3R, I wouldn't use a trichannel board with four ram modules. The empty one would drive me mad
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Other than price!
lol
Useful link ther by JonJ678
Just really depends on what you want to use the system for.
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I would go with the UD5 Here
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