Extra ASUS bits

pastymuncher said:
It's not Asus saving money at all. It's a budget board and Asus, as well as most other manufacturers including Gigabyte, keep the accessories to a minimum on budget models to keep the price down. If you want more accessories buy a more expensive board. Like I said though, I believe his board only has a single USB3.0 header and that would be used by the USB3.0 ports on the case.
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Is £100 a budget board? I didn't want a super gaming board and £100 seemed to get what I wanted.

It has 2 x USB2 and 4 x USB3 on back but it has 2 x USB2 and 2 x USB3 headers on the board for use elsewhere.

QUESTION UNANSWERED - where can I buy these things NOT included. Didn't really want a philosophical debate!!

Thanks if you know.

Mel
 
Idleman said:
Can you please remove the competitor link. As already mentioned, it is against forum rules.



http://forums.overclockers.co.uk/faq.php?faq=vb_read_and_post#faq_vb_special_codes
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Sorry = my fault - I know we can't quote competitors but as OCUK (or anybody else I could find) didn't seem to sell these things I hadn't thought of others a competition. Will read them more carefully next time. Apologies for getting C R A ZY into trouble! And apologies to OCUK. I did buy the board and CPU from them as a "job lot" for £245, so am not sure of exact price of MB. I would not buy a MB for £250 for my uses (non-gaming!). One I bought suits my purposes. Las time I bought an ASUS board more bits were included!

Mel
 
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davido_labido said:
i probably have one in a box somewhere, if you want fire me a message, pay the couple of quid postage and i will get one to you
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Thanks - found a front panel USB 2 one from another defunct box. That will be OK for the occasional USB memory stick I use. Thanks. Mel
 
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