What motherboard should i get???

[rekt1]

Hi, I need a great motherboard for my i7 9700k. I plan to be overclocking my cpu. These are my system specs

 

Corsair h100i pro

G.Skill Trident Z RGB 16GB 3200mhz

Samsung 860EVO 500GB

2TB HDD Segate

EVGA GTX 1080 TI FTW3 

Fractal Design R6
thanks

[maximus732]

depends on how much you are willing to spend 

 

 

i plan to get the msi mpg gaming pro carbon ac 

[rekt1]

Just now, maximus732 said:

depends on how much you are willing to spend 

 

 

i plan to get the msi mpg gaming pro carbon ac 

I am thinking on a asus or gigabyte board. I plan to spend at least $100 to $250 SGD on it

[maximus732]

then maybe the aorus pro wifi? ( not the one version) its around £200 (idk the conversion) 

i was previously going to get it has really nice aesthetics 

[DVA]

3 minutes ago, rekt1 said:

I am thinking on a asus or gigabyte board. I plan to spend at least $100 to $250 SGD on it

ASUS will last longer and has a better BIOS than Gigabyte. 

[rekt1]

Just now, maximus732 said:

i was previously going to get it has really nice aesthetics 

what do u mean by not the one version.

[maximus732]

Just now, DVA said:

ASUS will last longer and has a better BIOS than Gigabyte. 

it does have a better bios but if you chose asus it depends on if you want to do exteme overclocking or not if yes go with maximus if not strix lineup

[rekt1]

what does a wifi board mean?

[maximus732]

There is two auros pro wifi the auros pro wifi and the auros 1pro wifi it just the name 

however with most new z390 you get intel new cnvi which a wifi chipset

[rekt1]

Just now, maximus732 said:

it just the name 

 

however with most new z390 you get intel new cnvi which a wifi chipset

do u recommend a wifi chipset

[maximus732]

sorry i said it wrong 

 

 

i believe the "pro wifi" is just the name 

 

a wifi chipset will just give you faster/better wifi (they advertise i think x12 better than 1x1)

so it useful if you cant or don't want to connect to ethernet 

[Mr alex]

11 minutes ago, maximus732 said:

depends on how much you are willing to spend 

 

 

i plan to get the msi mpg gaming pro carbon ac 

same just not the AC version

[rekt1]

2 minutes ago, maximus732 said:

sorry i said it wrong 

 

 

i believe the "pro wifi" is just the name 

 

a wifi chipset will just give you faster/better wifi (they advertise i think x12 better than 1x1)

so it useful if you cant or don't want to connect to ethernet 

ok will u get better ping if u use a wifi chipset?

[maximus732]

nice boards i like the premiuim look as i said i was going to go with gigabyte but the not as good bios

 

On 10/26/2018 at 8:33 AM, rekt1 said:

ok will u get better ping if u use a wifi chipset?

you need a wifi chipset for wifi 

but the intel cnvi should give you better ping than using a ordinary one for best performance ethernet

[rekt1]

On 10/26/2018 at 8:37 AM, maximus732 said:

you need a wifi chipset for wifi 

but the intel cnvi should give you better ping than using a ordinary one for best performance ethernet

ok so a wifi chipset will give better ping

i still dk what mobo to get

[maximus732]

not against ethernet but the intel cnvi is a good wifi chipset

well what will you being doing overclocking etc

[lmeneses]

Ok, literally all the info above was pointless besides what @DVA said. OP, if you plan on ocing, then I would purchase either an asus, asrock, or msi boards as these brands have durable boards and good VRMs for the most part. Now, are you using an ethernet cable or unconnected (I blanked out on the word) wifi ?

[rekt1]

On 10/26/2018 at 8:43 AM, lmeneses said:

Ok, literally all the info above was pointless besides what @DVA said. OP, if you plan on ocing, then I would purchase either an asus, asrock, or msi boards as these brands have durable boards and good VRMs for the most part. Now, are you using an ethernet cable or unconnected (I blanked out on the word) wifi ?

wat u mean

How about the gigabyte z390 aorus pro wifi

[maximus732]

he means that if you plan to overclock use asus asrock or msi 

so as i said it depends on what you wish to do with your pc

[lmeneses]

2 minutes ago, rekt1 said:

wat u mean

is this your first build? And I mean overclocking because those brands motherboards have the best VRMs (voltage regulator modules), which allow for a higher overclock. Also, if you will be using an ethernet cable, it is a waste of money to get a mobo with onboard wifi 

[rekt1]

i am now thinking about the asus prime z390-p. Good option?

 

On 10/26/2018 at 9:20 AM, lmeneses said:

is this your first build? And I mean overclocking because those brands motherboards have the best VRMs (voltage regulator modules), which allow for a higher overclock. Also, if you will be using an ethernet cable, it is a waste of money to get a mobo with onboard wifi 

no this is my tenth build

 

On 10/26/2018 at 9:20 AM, lmeneses said:

is this your first build? And I mean overclocking because those brands motherboards have the best VRMs (voltage regulator modules), which allow for a higher overclock. Also, if you will be using an ethernet cable, it is a waste of money to get a mobo with onboard wifi 

I will not be using a ethernet cable if i am getting a onboard wifi mobo

[lmeneses]

4 minutes ago, rekt1 said:

no this is my tenth build

uh huh

 

3 minutes ago, rekt1 said:

I will not be using a ethernet cable if i am getting a onboard wifi mobo

why waste money on a more expensive mobo with onboard wifi when you can get a motherboard with better vrms and features without the wifi, and use an ethernet cable, which will give you faster downloading and internet speeds?

[maximus732]

13 minutes ago, lmeneses said:

uh huh

 

why waste money on a more expensive mobo with onboard wifi when you can get a motherboard with better vrms and features without the wifi, and use an ethernet cable, which will give you faster downloading and internet speeds?

firstly i'm pretty sure its just a few more pounds( that might be just uk) but secondly i would say get the wifi anyway because you seem a bit indecisive so therefore you have options both now and in future. 

[rekt1]

24 minutes ago, maximus732 said:

firstly i'm pretty sure its just a few more pounds( that might be just uk) but secondly i would say get the wifi anyway because you seem a bit indecisive so therefore you have options both now and in future. 

ok how about the asus prime z390-p?? I founf it for around $235 SGD

[maximus732]

how much is the

 

msi gaming pro carbon (ac means wifi so your choice) as well as gaming edge ac

 

 

asus strix e,f,h,i 

 

because those are all solid but i don't know how much they are for you because of different currencies