New Computer

let me say I would prefer to build a pc myself, but that is just me.

1. I would never buy a pc with a asrock motherboard
2. I would never buy a pc with that type of spec with a 650w psu with 52 amps I would say that psu dosn't have enough amps to run that pc stable

take a look at what psu I have northQ 850w with 100 amps and it's similar specs just other manufatures and would never put less that 850W psu with such pc specs. That NorthQ I have is the only psu on the market having that many amps 100 without being to expensive. http://www.northq.com/products/powersupply/nq4775-850-flex.html

low budget mainboard which means low cost components used on their main boards. There is a reason why like asus boards are expensiver than asrock which is because asus and such uses high quality components.

No I don't use asus mainboards but gigabyte which are more to oc'ers

and then you can buy new hardware again 3 months later because it's outdated. When people buy or build new pcs they want them to last longer and be ready for any future settings like USB3, sata3.

Besides motherboards for I7 920 can only be bought with tripple ram lanes, that is why I7 is so much powerfull because of tripple ram.

I have found several just by goung to gigabyte's homepage both for amd & intel.

which means some are delivred with 6 core support from the motherboards birth other will get it by simply updating the bios. Aready by 29th of january my motherboad supported I7 core 6 cpu's (F3 bios. The board are borned with F2)