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asus Z97 sabertooth TUF mark 1

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i recently bought this and it was expensive , to say the least . i was wondering to get some opinions on it and maybe if you have it you could tell me your experience with it , thanks

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I have only used asus tuf boards. I like all of them. No issues. Not sure where you are that this board would be exspensive. I'm sure it's well worth the money if you use its features.

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for the most part when it comes to z97 the motherboard doesn't really matter even with overclocking 

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I have only used asus tuf boards. I like all of them. No issues. Not sure where you are that this board would be exspensive. I'm sure it's well worth the money if you use its features.

thanks :)

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my rig : Intel Xeon 1246-v3 , asus z97 sabertooth mark 1 , 16gb hyperx fury , 1tb wd black , 240gb hyperx 3k ssd , corsair 650w RM psu , hyper 212 evo , gtx 970 ,

and a cat

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