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Asrock vs MSi

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Which motherboard would you choose based off experience with the companies? They're roughly the same price here.

The motherboards i'm talking about are the MSi H97 Gaming 3 and the Asrock Fatal1ty H97 Killer.

 

 

 

Thanks :)

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MSI for me thou

 

I been using MSI mobo for builds

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I use Asrock since a long Time. I dont think there is much difference though.

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Whichever looks/functions you prefer, they are both good. I own an Asrock motherboard for about 2 years now and i'm quite happy with it. 

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either... both good

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I use Asrock since a long Time. I dont think there is much difference though.

 Cool... Ok thanks :)

 

Then have a look at the features and see which u prefer

Yeah. Thanks for helping :D

 

Whichever looks/functions you prefer, they are both good. I own an Asrock motherboard for about 2 years now and i'm quite happy with it. 

Nice! I'll still have to think about this.

 

either... both good

yeah, that's what I gathered lol

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Yeah, just get the one that has the features you need in the color you want.

They're both good options.

Going for the MSi since it looks better and its fan connectors are 4 pin. :D

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