Best AM3+ Mobo

[CoolBeans]

Hello I am getting a new computer and I was wondering what mobo to get, any suggestions it has to be AM3+ compatible and M-ATX. Max price of 150$

[Frix]

All I can say is that the M5A99X Evo, that I have is awesome for £99 (when I got it) Does everything I want it to do, CF/SLI all that :D

[CoolBeans]

All I can say is that the M5A99X Evo, that I have is awesome for £99 (when I got it) Does everything I want it to do, CF/SLI all that :D

That is ATX

[greenroost1445]

none of the higher end chipsets (990,990FX) don't have matx models don't know why but there are some lower end boards form asus that are matx

[mtsprite]

AsRock makes some really nice motherboards for am3+ i personally have their 990fx Extreme3, its realy good. if you want a m-atx they have the Extreme 4 so i encourage you to take a look at that.  

[naca1227]

AMD sadly has no good mobo's but go with what @mtsprite said 

[TechSage]

Crosshair V Formula

 

EDIT: That's ATX, my bad.

[AMICLG]

There are no good am3+ mobos that are matx.

[target39]

There are no 990FX mATX boards as of now, but you could go with the ASUS M5A78L-M/USB3. I have the ASUS M5A78L-M LX PLUS, it's pretty much the same, but it has less DIMM slots and no native USB 3.0 support.

[jrfox87]

Unless you absolutely have to, I would not suggest going mATX when building an AM3+ system due to there not really being any good mATX AM3+ boards and the fact that AMD cpus get hotter. It's better to go ATX if you can. If you already have a case you are going to use then I understand, but if not then i suggest seriously considering going ATX.

[ictdude1]

anything as long as its gigabyte or asus...most reliable brands

[AMICLG]

If you got the case already I'd sell it and get a new one that supports ATX.

[coque599]

domt get any mATX. if you get any Matx get some one form asus or gygabite but with 990 chipset

[JoshM]

Its so sad cause i wanted an fx8350 in a 350D but now i may have to go with intel or get a 300R