zarx on 27 December 2010
I should probably note that main reasons for the mobo I suggested just for future note, first and foremost is the fact that the Miro ATX board you picked had it's SATA ports (used for HDD and other disk drives) parallel to the PCI-E slot for your graphics card and when you install a large GPU like the GTX 470 it would most likely block off some if not all of these ports which could be very annoying trust me i know from experience lol, additionally it supports DDR3 RAM which is cheaper and faster than DDR2 these days, so win win.
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