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Does this Mobo exist?

Motherboard, must have

990fx chipset

Usb 3.0 front panel header

Room for upto 32gb of Ram

Pcie 3.0

Be able to run dual crossfire

Am3+ socket

Preferably Atx

Sata 3, 6gbs

Under £110

Please make sure it can run my system, found below.

Thanks,

Brit,

Edit: Does not have to be Asus.

what you want does not exist for that price, sorry.

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Does this Mobo exist?

Motherboard, must have

990fx chipset

Usb 3.0 front panel header

Room for upto 32gb of Ram

Pcie 3.0

Be able to run dual crossfire

Am3+ socket

Preferably Atx

Sata 3, 6gbs

Under £110

Please make sure it can run my system, found below.

Thanks,

Brit,

Edit: Does not have to be Asus.

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No, because 990FX does not support PCIE 3.0

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http://www.asus.com/Motherboards/SABERTOOTH_990FXGEN3_R20/

Its $200, but it has everything else you need want.

No, because 990FX does not support PCIE 3.0

This is false

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Does this Mobo exist?

Motherboard, must have

990fx chipset

Usb 3.0 front panel header

Room for upto 32gb of Ram

Pcie 3.0

Be able to run dual crossfire

Am3+ socket

Preferably Atx

Sata 3, 6gbs

Under £110

Please make sure it can run my system, found below.

Thanks,

Brit,

Edit: Does not have to be Asus.

what you want does not exist for that price, sorry.

CPU: Amd fx 8120 3.9ghz...Motherboard: Asus m5a97 evo R:2.0...RAM: 8gb 1600 kingston hyperx blu...GPU: XFX R9 280x ...CASE: Nzxt h440...

 

HDD: Kingston adata ssd 500 gigs, wd blue 500gb...PSU: Corsair gs700...Monitors: Asus vk222h Cooler: Noctua nh-d14...Keyboard:coolermaster masterkeys m...Mouse: logitech g300...Headphones: Logitech g430

 

 

 

 

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