PROCESSOR: Intel Core i5-750(2.66G)8 mb LGA 1156 P11020

MOTHERBOARD: Asus p7p55d le 2000/crossfire P8690

MEMORY: Corsair 4gb xms3 1333 (2ddr3 x2) P6800

video card: Inno3d 9800gt 1gb ddr3 256bit/hdmi P5830

SUM TOTAL VALUE: P32340

The price is something expensive for me i would like to have my motherboard cheaper any recommendation rather than p7p55d le??

hi, sounds nice ,just a comment as i'm not up on i5 or i7 cpu's and motherboards ,
you are looking for cheaper board but don't say how much the one you posted is ,

yeah i got so i will mark this solve. I post here also to have suggestion here also so i can put them up to a nice answer.

yeah i got so i will mark this solve. I post here also to have suggestion here also so i can put them up to a nice answer.

most of the guys /gals here that are really into gaming and good graphics are on holidays ,so you may get some good suggestions after the holidays .

a good motherboard for the i5/i7 is the GIGABYTE P55M-UD2. It is cheap as i think its the entry level motherboard but it is a great microATX motherboard and excellent for overclocking and has had some great reviews.
if you're really serious about gaming though its gonna be hard to go cheap

where can i buy this ? Interested to have these specs,do u have Gigabyte P55 u4d +++ lcd monitor & peripherals ..any discount? thanks!

PROCESSOR: Intel Core i5-750(2.66G)8 mb LGA 1156 P11020

MOTHERBOARD: Asus p7p55d le 2000/crossfire P8690

MEMORY: Corsair 4gb xms3 1333 (2ddr3 x2) P6800

video card: Inno3d 9800gt 1gb ddr3 256bit/hdmi P5830

SUM TOTAL VALUE: P32340

The price is something expensive for me i would like to have my motherboard cheaper any recommendation rather than p7p55d le??

The problem with LGA 1156 mobo's are their lack of PCI Express 2.0 connectivity. Most gamers don't want to sacrifice any of the processor’s sixteen 5.0 Gb/s lanes for an add-in controller, since doing so steals bandwidth from the graphics card. ... the PCI Express lanes that come from Intel's P55, H57, and H55 controller hubs only run at the PCIe 1.1 data rate, severely bottlenecking performance.
the only way to get PCI Express 2.0 is to go with the X58 chipset mobo's...just my 2 cents worth

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