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What is the Cheap and Best CPU for an ASUS P5Q deluxe cpu?

Dec 16, 2009 by loveyou21 | Posted in Other - Hardware

I am looking to build my own computer and found a couple of people said that the ASUS P5Q Deluxe is good advice now I need help with the CPU.

pls suggest me which motherbord is better for gaming evga nvidia nforce 750i or asus p5q pro deluxe?

Oct 05, 2009 by Numair | Posted in Other - Hardware

or there is another live which u recommend for gaming.

nforce 750i

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