As for third grade English, I tend to keep the conversation at a rather simple level, so people from any age and from any country can understand. What’s the point of writing if you can’t get your point across.

P.S. You might want to spell check “dicitonary” in your own comment

Indeed, after seeing that con, I wouldn’t recommend using that motherboard either. I make recommendations based on user’s feedback, website reviews and word of mouth. As such, I make mistakes and I’m not perfect. It is feedback like yours that helps everyone avoid such lemons. Thank you.

My first recommendation would be to check out the updated version of this build, the High-end Gaming Computer, which is set at the same price and will perform better.

http://www.hardware-revolution.com/high-end-gaming-computer/

If you truly wish to stick to this build, I would then suggest using this motherboard instead:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813128332

————–NEWEGG con—————–
Cons: – Bios updates don’t fix anything
- Replacement bios THAT I BOUGHT doesn’t work
- Lan port is now dead since purchase in Feb. 08
- Hex 8.b. happens after a while that hangs PC, switching GPU A to slot #2, it still doesn’t work. Switching to GPU B in slot #1 boots it up, but then it’s the same nightmare all over again forcing me to swap GPU’s all the time.
- Changing any settings in the bios works for about a day or two before it locks up permanently until you clear CMOS
- System hangs 50% of the time when booting from standby

If you don’t want a giant headache, go with ASUS or EVGA. The board performs incredibly but it’s sad with all these kinks.
———end NEWEGG con———————–