Intel P55 Launch Activities - We want your opinion!
by Gary Key on August 25, 2009 12:00 PM EST- Posted in
- Motherboards
What do you plan on purchasing?
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If you plan on purchasing DDR3 memory, please complete this poll.
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Gary Key - Tuesday, August 25, 2009 - link
I will be testing the uATX boards in the Lian Li PC-V351 and Silverstone SG04B cases. I have a SG01-F on order. Power supplies range from a 330W to 520W. ;)Casper42 - Tuesday, August 25, 2009 - link
None of those mATX Cases (IMHO) are suitable for the function over form crowd.Throw in a cheap Apevia X-QPack or Antec Aria/NSK1380 and if you really want to go ghetto, Google this: MM3800
That last one is actually the case I use at home for my desktop machine. Why? Its a total sleeper and I don't see the need anymore to have a $150 case when a crappy leftover does the same job.
CrimsonFury - Friday, August 28, 2009 - link
The Lian-Li V351 is quite similar to the X-Qpack in terms of size and layout. Yes it has a higher price tag to go with the fancy looks, but the functionality is still there IMO.I'm looking at switching from a Qpack to the V351, look forward to seeing the Core i5 results with that case.
Gary Key - Tuesday, August 25, 2009 - link
I can swing some testing time in the Antec case as they just sent one for another project. I have that Powmax case as foot rest, it fell off the rack and let's just say the front of the case is no longer under warranty. LOL...ipay - Tuesday, August 25, 2009 - link
Who answered "No" to that question???Griswold - Tuesday, August 25, 2009 - link
Since its questionable anyone outside the US or Canada is permitted to participate in such a contest (its usually that way...), the answer would be: everyone outside the US or Canada.daftie - Thursday, August 27, 2009 - link
hmmm, I would be thoroughly disappointed if that was the case! What about all the readers from the rest of the world? I'm sure Anand(tech) will think about them as well...Wwhat - Saturday, September 5, 2009 - link
I would no enter because my name and address and such would be asked, and I'm picky as to where and to whom I give hat out, and advertising companies are on the 'no thanks' list, regardless of vague promises of prizes.strikeback03 - Wednesday, August 26, 2009 - link
I live in NY, so I am not eligible for NewEgg contests. Doesn't mean I am not interested, just that I might not be able to participate.