Uploaded with ImageShack.usHonest opinions welcome, is there anything i shouldn't have bought?Bear in mind £700 is more than i banked on paying!

I am just wondering if a 4 pin CPU connector will be enough for some serious overclocking, isn't there an ASRock one you could go for? Other than that it seems fine to me.I had a quick look around on the UK market and was able to find a P8P67 LE for the same price but I am sure you could find better if you know the stores.

The Asrock one was out of stock. I can still cancel the mobo and order it elswhere

I would get another opinion but I think the power delivery to the mobo is very important for OCing.

I called OC to ask their opinion. I wanted the Asock Z6 Pro3 but there are non in stock. The guy said there is either 4 or 8 pin connections for the CPU, but to OC to about 4.6ghz, the 4 pin would be fine.I even said i don't mind spending more money to get an 8 pin one, he said you can (better for OC.co.uk surely?) but that the one i ordered would do fine.

I am no expert but I wouldn't think a 4Pin would be fine. See if you can source the Pro 3 else where because I think it would be a much better board.

My order is shipped so the £700 has been taken. I will wait until the Asrock comes available from OC, and offer to send mine back, with the garuntee i will order the (more expensive) Asrock one.That is all i can do..

Just realized how we here in the states are fortunate to have Newegg, Tiger Direct, Amazon etc. If one doesnt have it the other does and free shipping, most the time.

Well we here in India have a whole street for computer hardware around 70-80 shops , the place is called Lamington Road in Bombay, just need to go there pick up what you want no ordering online nothing.

Just realized how we here in the states are fortunate to have Newegg, Tiger Direct, Amazon etc. If one doesnt have it the other does and free shipping, most the time.

HelloHere in the UK we are also fortunate enough to have Amazon, Misco(Tiger Direct), EBuyer, Novatech ect.But Overclockers are in a different class altogether.

Well we here in India have a whole street for computer hardware around 70-80 shops , the place is called Lamington Road in Bombay, just need to go there pick up what you want no ordering online nothing.

HelloShops are so last century.Only kidding

HelloShops are so last century.Only kidding

It actually sounds slower than online ordering

Shops are so old school. But I also still use them.Times are coming (in Europe) where low prices will be combined with no shipping and no extra chares for paypal or credit card, which is going even further make life for shops harder.

Shops are so old school. But I also still use them.Times are coming (in Europe) where low prices will be combined with no shipping and no extra chares for paypal or credit card, which is going even further make life for shops harder.

Here in India we don't have any online shopping thing specially for comps (except the big companies like Dell / HP etc... ) or maybe I am not aware of it, in fact in all Indian cities we have these hardware areas and there is a 72 hr immediate replacement thing and after 72 hrs it goes to the manufacturer and you have to wait for 10-15 days. It's like maximum of 2 hrs from anywhere in Bombay you can reach this place so it is very convenient for all.