There are just a few differences between the P5Q-E and P5Q-Deluxe:
* Max 10 vs Max 12 USB ports
* 8 phase vs 16 phase power design
* Express Gate (to install on HD) vs Express Gate SSD
The P5Q Pro version on the other hand misses a lot of features like some of the back I/O ports(eSata, LAN), extra cooling, better soundchip, ...
So I'd recommend to go with the P5Q-E and P5Q-Deluxe, the change between these 2 isn't that big, and I therefore recommend to take a look at the price difference and if these functions are even worth it to you.
PS: CPU3D did a review of the P5Q-E version.
Abarbarian said:There are a few major changes coming this year so that might push prices down on some hardware. Also we are possibly looking at a recesion in the economy and if that happens prices will plummet for a short while. It always pays to read up , think, readup and think again about what you actualy need. A fool and his money and all that.
Besides where are you going to find a retailer that deals in stamps.
psd99 said:lol "canny" shopper I thought canny means cannot in Scottish?
Yes big decision time
psd99 said:well i'm not a northern numpty!!
nah I still think canny means cannot I reckon I heard Scottish people say that
"I canny be bothered"
floppybootstomp said:Refer to my last post.
Study.
Realise with a sudden disheartening clarity that you are indeed thick as a brick.
It takes all sorts
psd99 said:Well Tim nice but Dim but not Flopps old and bald