Hello guys, I've had a dell pc for a while now and recently got told that there is a Asus P5N-MX Motherboard in it because the original board broke like a year ago, Anyway....... The Asus P5N-MX motherboard that is in there now needs replacing as its packed up, I cant seem to find this motherboard anywhere as its been discontinued, Does anybody know where I can get 1? Or if there is an alternative motherboard that will fit into the box I have? Many hanks in advance....... John.
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You can try PC Planet. Never used them, so I can,t vouch for 'em.
That is a mATX motherboard, you might be able to do some upgrades if you desire.
You may be able to get a more up to date board for less; however you may have to update other parts, like CPU, memory,PSU, etc.
Or, it may be time for a complete new system.
Or, just go with your original plan.
Here is an article that may be of interest to you: Before Buying a Micro ATX Motherboard, You Should Know These Facts
Good luck in whatever you do.
Also, what made you conclude the board you have now is DOA?
That is a mATX motherboard, you might be able to do some upgrades if you desire.
You may be able to get a more up to date board for less; however you may have to update other parts, like CPU, memory,PSU, etc.
Or, it may be time for a complete new system.
Or, just go with your original plan.
Here is an article that may be of interest to you: Before Buying a Micro ATX Motherboard, You Should Know These Facts
Good luck in whatever you do.
Also, what made you conclude the board you have now is DOA?