Help on new Mainboard?

Well, I don't know very much about this but I don't think the ASRock one has many special features to justify it's price?

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From the computers i had that i remember the configurations i had ASRock in one and it died in 2 months and i got a replacement Gigabyte which works well for 7 years now. I got Gigabyte with my new computer and its worked fine since i got it, but that has been incredibly short time.

If you get non K version, you can get H97 chipset, thats what i got. I'm not sure if thats the case with others, but my i5 4460 is running on the hot side so be careful with that, you might want to get an aftermarket cooler anyways.

Definitely the Asus if you can afford it, it has way better components than the Z97M-D3H and it will probably last longer.

Although I would wait for Skylake (LGA-1151, 2015 Q3) and don't upgrade your gpu until 16nm models.

the asus and the gigabyte mainboards are also my favorites and i already have a be quit dark rock 3 pro (or something like that)

okay but if i wait don't you think the new gen is going to be very expensive?

Depening on your current motherboard, you could probably upgrade your cpu to some 8-core from AMD with a lot less work, and with similar gaming performances.
All the MBs you named are good. Pick the one with the features you actually need. If you don't have special needs, just pick the one with longer warranty. If they are the same, pick the cheapest. :)

i just thought that intel cpu are much more efficient and i think i need a new PSU to power an AMD CPU.My current mainboard is the Asus M5A99FX PRO R2.0.

If you have the budget and are about to overclock, then go for the Asus. The higher class Asus boards offer a lot for the money you pay. Great quality, good bios and overclocking.
Anyway, if you choose a non k CPU then I'd go for a good H97 Chipset Mainboard. I just built my new computer with a Xeon 1231V3 CPU and chose the Gigabyte GA-H97-D3H Mainboard. In my opinion it offered the best value for the money as it has everything I need: 6xSata(1Sata Xpress+M.2),3xPSM Controllers,4xRAM AND a good Soundchip ALC1150.(I paid 77,-€ here in Germany... no idea why the prices went up that much for that board by now- it now costs the same as its Z97 Version here, hehe- so basically my Vote goes for the Z97).

Dunno why all the asrock hate, Im running a z97 anniversary, never had a hiccup.

Try asking yourself what you really need in a mainboard: how many ports of this, that and those? Like, do you need SLI as in the MSI-Board you name in the poll? probably not, because you neither have two graphics cards, nor are they nvidia lol.
Also, especially here on steamgifts just about everyone who feels remotely entitled to will just name the board he/she has. Which doesn't have to be a bad thing, nor a good thing. But something being "good" for somebody doesn't necessarily mean it does fir your palate, nor that it would actually be a good choice (like, for example, reccomending an overpriced product)

Look for what you need in a mainboard, and for that only. More stuff on a mainboard means more stuff can break down, which makes it a liability. Especially those $200+boards tend to croak very easily after a while. More ain't always better, but the price class you're spectating is quite good. I'd go with the gigabyte one, personally, because it offers probably just as much quite about anybody needs.

Alternatively, wait a few months for Skylake, upgrading to that will cost the same (although you're gonna have to buy new RAM, too) but bring you more performance.

Okay what do you guys think about a Intel Xeon E3 1231 v3 and a h97 Mainboard? Just a thought from me

If you aren't buying an unlocked chip then there's no point spending so much on a motherboard, a Z97-A from ASUS would be enough but you could even go cheaper.

nothing to think about i have been building pc's for years your only dependable options are asus,asus,asus, im not just a fanboy of there or anything i just go with what works i have literally used all brands and multiple makes and only two have not failed me asus and evga and asus has been around a lot longer so i go with them,

side note avoid anything with the Fatal1ty name on it especially motherboards they are just crap boards with gimmicky crap stuck on them, rarely last very long and way over changer for them.

I would suggest ASRock or ASUS, but not such overkill boards. Especially for something as mundane as a 4690. Buy something that costs half as much. These motherboards are meant for expensive rigs with far more expensive CPU than the most common mid-range 4690.

Okay I watched a guide how to overclock and that didn't seem to be really difficult. So I stay with the i5-4690k. You guys said definitely Asus but is it possible to overclock on the gigabyte Bord? I know the components are better at the Asus Bord but are these high class components necessary?

they are if you want to overclock it defiantly,when you overclock you are running your board and components at higher voltage and getting much higher heat levels throughout the system,as far as gigabyte's go they used to make a solid board but they have really gone down hill over the years,personally i haven't touched one in about 4 years now after having three go bad on me within a 6 month window,they may have shaped up since then but i will never go back to them after having to deal with there terrible support system.

I got myself the ASRock Fatal1ty B85 Killer (Intel Core i5 4570 no K) more than a year ago. Never had any problems with it. I don't have it running 24/7 and have a very good yet quiet cooling system with lots of air flow across the board. I believe that's actually a crucial fact. Cheaper products probably will stop working faster when operated at the edge of its specs (especially temperature wise but also voltage wise). So that's another component I went for quality: the PSU.
Before that I had always very high quality components in my builds but this time i thought I'll try to save some money, which I put into a nice new case. That's actually what I learned from a lot of builds from friends, cases last way longer than any components in them...

The one I'm currently using is the MSI Z97S SLI (with an i5 4690K), and I haven't had any problems with it.