Which motherboard will be good for me?

[swsw1550]

Motherboard

Sorry, Yes you can remove the crazy cooler from the bottom, I had to do that with mine as I use a after market fan, it does come with insrtuctions on how to do it, and it is very easy to do. Takes a couple of minutes.

Cheers
Steve

Please see this link:

http://www.egielda.com.pl/?str=art&id=2521-28 - five photo from the head of the topic. I think that X38 and X48 have a radiator Crazy Cool from the bottom.

[swsw1550]

Motherboard

Hi,
Yes the X48 chipset is the newest from intel, please follow this link for more imformation on the board,

http://www.gigabyte.com.au/Products/Motherboard/Products_Overview.aspx?ProductID=2688

Cheers
Steve

Click on enlarge on the image, I am not sure with what you mean by remove the radiator from the bottom.

Thank you Steve. Is the chipset x48 newer than x38? because of I check in my shop and X48 is cheaper than x 38 and I do not know why ;)
Please let me know if x48 is better than x38?

And if on this motherboard is enough space? for - 2 cards on PCI-E x 1 and one Graphic CARD on PCI-E x 16? and Is still one PCI slot free or not?

I am know that x48 have a radiator on the bottom. I have a new cooling system - Big Typhon - and is from bottom too.
Can I Take off this radiator?

[swsw1550]

MotherBoard

Hi,
Go the Gigabyte GA-X48-DQ6 the new intel chipset is great, I own one and have never had a problem, They may be a bit dearer but well worth it.
They make them with two options for ram, either DDR2 or DDR3 so just make sure you get the DDR2 model. Also have a great Bios for overclocking ect.


Cheers
Steve

Hello.
I wrote because I have one problem. I think aboyt Video Card Edius NX and ...

I bought two weeks ago Asus P5K WS but unfortunately this motherboard spoiled after 6 days.

Now I looking for another - I think that will be Gigabyte.
I have two types:

GA-P35-DQ6 and
GA-X38-DQ6

please tell me , which will be better?

I have already bought q9300 processor and 4 GB DDR2 ram..

I am know that Edius NX have two cards on PCI-E x 1 , right?

I would be grateful for your help.