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Asus P10S WS Motherboard

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2 hours ago, Clixojay said:

Alright. So what will be better a b250 or c236 chipset based board?

C236 by a lot, it’s a workstation chipset. It has a lot more enterprise and professional features than the consumer chipsets such as Xeon and ECC memory support as the most important ones.

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Hi Everyone. Has anyone ever used Asus P10S WS Mobo? My Z170 Pro gaming motherboard went down. I'm getting a good deal on Asus P10S WS Mobo for my i7 - 6700k cpu. I never came across this board before, so I'm kind of skeptical for this. Any help? Thanks

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It’s a C236 board so you generally won’t be able to overclock, at least not in the same way, but it’s otherwise a really nice workstation board.

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50 minutes ago, 8tg said:

It’s a C236 board so you generally won’t be able to overclock, at least not in the same way, but it’s otherwise a really nice workstation board.

Alright. So what will be better a b250 or c236 chipset based board?

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2 hours ago, Clixojay said:

Alright. So what will be better a b250 or c236 chipset based board?

C236 by a lot, it’s a workstation chipset. It has a lot more enterprise and professional features than the consumer chipsets such as Xeon and ECC memory support as the most important ones.

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