What motherboard would you recommend for my Core 2 Duo E6750?

Question

I need to find the right motherboard that would support my cpu's fsb of 1333 MHz. Also one with SLI capability with 2 PCI-Express x 16 @ x16.

Answer 1

I have an EVGA Nvidia nForce 680i SLI motherboard for my system. (A1 version.) My processor is an Intel E6320. I'm pretty happy with it so far, but I have not yet attempted any overclocking. There is a lot of information online stating that this is a good motherboard for overclocking. If you want to save a few bucks, you can purchase the EVGA nForce 680i LT (A1) version.

This motherboard has two PCI-e slots designed to house two NVidia video cards in an SLI configuration. If you do not have an NVidia card, you can still use it for other video cards or even a Crossfire setup. The mother board is also marketed as an "enthusiast" board with it's options for overclocking. It was picked as the motherboard for the Maximum PC Dream Machine '07.

When looking at the EVGA line of motherboards, the A1 versions contain all of the connectors and drivers. Don't purchase the other motherboards unless you have a lot of extra connectors laying around.

Answer 2

what you need is an NVIDIA nForce4 SLI X16 (Core 2), that will do the video card trick that you need. these are new mobo's . i have been looking but that fsb will limit you to the x8 per card. look on the nvidia site under building sli, also google "2 pci-express x16@x16" as i did . and don't forget to type in the word "intel"

Answer 3

ASUS p5k wifi, best of the new intel g35 chipset, ddr2 and 3, compatible, fsb1333+ all day. sli 2x16...a little $y' still...

http://www.tomshardware.com/2007/06/19/eight_p35-ddr2_motherboards_compared/page20.html

Answer 4

Go to ASUS they make a quality product. Then check www.zipzoomfly.com for pricing.

Answer 5

Check ot Newegg.com They got all that stuff cheap