Replacement for Asus M4A88TD-M EVO/USB3

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• rottweiler Posts: 2,569

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  27/11/12 - 13:28 #2

  Anyone ???

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• rottweiler Posts: 2,569

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  28/11/12 - 03:15 #3

  Nobody ?

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• 1saintly Posts: 4,197

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  28/11/12 - 05:27 #4

  Knowing what processor and memory you also have would be of help, and what drives? how many? what connection does youre monitor have?

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• rottweiler Posts: 2,569

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  28/11/12 - 10:00 #5

  Well obviously what connectors the M4A88TD has ???

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• curiousclive Posts: 378

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  30/11/12 - 00:18 #6

  Why not look at some motherboards for yourself there are lots of choices Google is helpful.

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• rottweiler Posts: 2,569

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  30/11/12 - 03:15 #7

  What's the point of a bloody forum if when I ask for advice you say look on google ?!!

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• max99 Posts: 9,002

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  30/11/12 - 12:28 #8

  What's the point of helping someone who asks endless questions, is too lazy to do their own research and has an ignorant attitude towards people who try and help them?

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• [Deleted User] Posts: 387

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  30/11/12 - 13:35 #9

  max99 wrote: »

  What's the point of helping someone who asks endless questions, is too lazy to do their own research and has an ignorant attitude towards people who try and help them?

  
  My mates rottweiler has a similar attitude.

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• rottweiler Posts: 2,569

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  30/11/12 - 14:45 #10

  And this ones about to bite max99

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• max99 Posts: 9,002

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  30/11/12 - 16:59 #11

  fracal wrote: »

  My mates rottweiler has a similar attitude.

  
  Probably can't use Google either.

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• rottweiler Posts: 2,569

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  01/12/12 - 04:01 #12

  There's more to life than google

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