Msi vs Asus
Msi vs Asus
I have a msi P45 platinum and a asus P35 deluxe/wifi. Who of the 2 would be the best choice?
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For what purpose? To put on the wall? The msi would look better than the asus. To fend off sarcasm? see which one tastes better.
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Arent both of them Socket 775? In which case they are out dated?
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you won't notice any difference in performance between a p45 and p35 chipset assuming that the asus is also ddr2.
as for the individual boards, read the reviews and see if their are any driver complaints or bios issues on either side.
The MSI board has realtek audio which is better than soundmax on the asus in my opinion. The MSI also appears to have better cooling on the chipsets and as it is a newer board, you have more chance of product support and a replacement under warranty.
The Asus has 3 built in networking ports (ignoring firewire)
as for the individual boards, read the reviews and see if their are any driver complaints or bios issues on either side.
The MSI board has realtek audio which is better than soundmax on the asus in my opinion. The MSI also appears to have better cooling on the chipsets and as it is a newer board, you have more chance of product support and a replacement under warranty.
The Asus has 3 built in networking ports (ignoring firewire)
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So Msi then?Prime wrote:you won't notice any difference in performance between a p45 and p35 chipset assuming that the asus is also ddr2.
as for the individual boards, read the reviews and see if their are any driver complaints or bios issues on either side.
The MSI board has realtek audio which is better than soundmax on the asus in my opinion. The MSI also appears to have better cooling on the chipsets and as it is a newer board, you have more chance of product support and a replacement under warranty.
The Asus has 3 built in networking ports (ignoring firewire)
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I'm going on specs mostly. And an intense dislike for asus. Never used msi products.doom5003 wrote:So Msi then?Prime wrote:you won't notice any difference in performance between a p45 and p35 chipset assuming that the asus is also ddr2.
as for the individual boards, read the reviews and see if their are any driver complaints or bios issues on either side.
The MSI board has realtek audio which is better than soundmax on the asus in my opinion. The MSI also appears to have better cooling on the chipsets and as it is a newer board, you have more chance of product support and a replacement under warranty.
The Asus has 3 built in networking ports (ignoring firewire)
So yes, msi in my opinion.
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Why the dislike of asus?
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Awful drivers in my opinion...
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Go MSI. I have an MSI and I have suggested MSI to most people I know when asked for advice last year. Asus has failed me so much in thepast, there is no way they can win back my trust.
I was always a Gigabyte fan but MSI took over as my new favourite.
I was always a Gigabyte fan but MSI took over as my new favourite.
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I don't get it. We were talking about a msi P45 platinum and a asus P35.ADT wrote:msi 790FX-GD70 nuff sed
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Thanx guys. I just wish someone had the same msi so they could tell me first hand how the board is. But ill see for my self. Im an asus and msi fan. But the asus onboard sound gives me trouble sometime, as well as with my my, zboard reaper. Hope with the msi there will be none.
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I am still a gigabyte fan.MadFrog wrote:Go MSI. I have an MSI and I have suggested MSI to most people I know when asked for advice last year. Asus has failed me so much in thepast, there is no way they can win back my trust.
I was always a Gigabyte fan but MSI took over as my new favourite.
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No, it's true. But MSI just upped their game and I love their boards. But if I can get a Gigabyte, I will.Prime wrote:I am still a gigabyte fan.MadFrog wrote:Go MSI. I have an MSI and I have suggested MSI to most people I know when asked for advice last year. Asus has failed me so much in thepast, there is no way they can win back my trust.
I was always a Gigabyte fan but MSI took over as my new favourite.
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Gigabyte is just a bit expensive
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And asus isn't? Or xfx or evga for that matter frankly i'll pay the extra for reliability quality and product support.ADT wrote:Gigabyte is just a bit expensive
Msi has some well priced high end boards.
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So... It's unanimous? Asus sucks?