MSI P45 Platinum Motherboard

MSI's multiple award-winning P45 Platinum CrossFireX Socket 775 motherboard offers gamers, graphic designers, extreme PC enthusiasts, and multimedia entertainment buffs the best bang for the buck in the industry. Designed for 45nm CPUs and 2-way CrossFireX video performance, this outstanding ATX mainboard is built for most socket 775 65nm and 45nm processors such as Xeon(socket 775 only), Core2 Extreme, Core2 Quad, and Core2 Duo, Pentium Dual Core, Celeron Dual Core, and Celeron processors. The 45nm Quad Core CPU support brings more benefits to multimedia and multitasking by enhancing the performance and reducing the waiting time for any kind of applications. It provides extremely high definition audio/video stream editing and offers higher performance on 3D gaming and professional graphic rendering. Based on the Intel® P45 Chipset, the MSI P45 Platinum motherboard supports DDR2 667/800/1066MHz memory up to 16Gb (To support 16GB max, please check the criteria at Intel website), PCI-Ex 16, SATA, RAID (0/1/5/10), Gigabit LAN, and USB 2.0. This model also includes firewire, eSATA, S/PDIF, and DrMOS. This awesome board sports MSI's exclusive Green Power Design for earth-friendly efficiency and features Dual Core Center, Live Update Online, and Live Update 3.

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[retepvosnul]

If you are an overclocker...... You .. need to stop dicking around and finally start using computers for useful things, you know, what they where made for. Anything, Image editing, animation, 3d, music, whatever. Just do something.

Not knowing what to do does not mean that you have to push hardware to the brink of destruction.

Try harder.

[joecobra1234]

why do you think the q6700 is still more expensive then the q9550? because the 6700 might throw off more heat in the case but still is a better overclocker! been there done that !

[pwed546]

ddr2, u mad bro?

[squiddydo]

@KenjiRZenco no it won't, this mobo is socket 775. depending on the i7 model, you need a socket 1156 or 1155 mobo.

[KenjiRZenco]

I own this mother board I was wondering if anyone can tell me if I get a i7 quad core would it support it..?

[WhiteShark7]

I have this MB and i Love it ^^

[ghostgaffdeck08]

@retepvosnul you replied to your self dumb ass

[retepvosnul]

@retepvosnul Your mindless drivel aside. All this is, of course, is your young dumb ass disagreeing with my.. well experienced ass. You are, somehow, mad that I can not really be amazed by your skill with, what essentially boils down to, playing with (electro) technic Lego. Clocking is essentially building a Lego piece by following the manual and subsequently making the motor run faster by strapping on a bigger battery, breaking your Lego in the process.

Real people build NEW things with Lego.

[retepvosnul]

@ghostgaffdeck08 What does that even mean ? The ranting inside your head do not really make sense in the real world. Perhaps some meaningful logic and structure would help normal people understand what you are trying to convey. Not this random rage and gibberish, you type as if steam is coming from your ears. At least you use your ears for something. Perhaps typing in ALL CAPS is something for you. Sure enough you have been more then reluctant using them.

Are you not a bit young to do crack ?

[ghostgaffdeck08]

@retepvosnul since when did you have a say in anything on this planet, you are a worlthless piece of shit on the end of my shoe. And i'd see many agree with me

[retepvosnul]

@ghostgaffdeck08 I do think it rational to suspect that your previous comment was more of a concern for you, seeing as you are a kid that, at the "about me" section of his page, lists the specs of your, rather mediocre, frankenstein-pc rig. If that is all that is to be said about you, then you really seriously lack anything remotely resembling "a life"