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Asus z170-Pro vs Asus Maximus VIII Hero

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Just now, TiberiusMoon said:

Dun forget you got that absolute must have ps/2 slot aswell :P

of course i forgot the best feature 

The Hero is about $60 more... Are their any benefits in terms of features or IO on the Hero board compared to the Pro?

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4 minutes ago, Inrix said:

The Hero is about $60 more... Would it be worth it to go with that over the Pro?

motherboards dont impact performance as much nowadays as they used to (when comparing boards with the same chipset), but what is difference are features. This means IO, pcie slots, leds, etc. pick the one that you think will work better with what YOU need

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Just now, asapansh said:

motherboards dont impact performance as much nowadays as they used to (when comparing boards with the same chipset), but what is difference are features. This means IO, pcie slots, leds, etc. pick the one that you think will work better with what YOU need

Sorry, should rephrase the question a little, are their any benefits in terms of features or IO on the board compared to the Pro?

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2x 1440p Portrait 25'' Dell - DT 990 Pro Headphones -

 

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1 minute ago, Inrix said:

Sorry, should rephrase the question a little, are their any benefits in terms of features or IO on the board compared to the Pro?

 

maximus has 2 extra usb 2.0 ports but the pro has a dvi port

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Just now, asapansh said:

maximus has 2 extra usb 2.0 ports but the pro has a dvi port

Is that it?

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Just now, asapansh said:

well that and looks...

Ok thanks :)

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- Gigabyte X570 AORUS MASTER - Lian li O11 Dynamic XL - NZXT Kraken X73 + 16 Noctua NF-A12x25 Fans - 

 

~ Accessories ~

- Logitech G915 + G903 - LG C9 OLED PG279Q 27'' [1440p 165hz G-Sync] +  PG27AQ27'' [4k 60hz G-Sync] -
2x 1440p Portrait 25'' Dell - DT 990 Pro Headphones -

 

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