What is the best Z87 Motherboard for the money?

What is the best Z87 Motherboard for the money?

I'm wanting to up grade from my 1055t to a 4670k which i will be overclocking to 4GHz.

This board will be mainly used for heavy gaming (Arma 3,bf4 etc)

Requirements:

UEFI Bios

At least 6 Sata slots

Twin USB 3.0 Front panel header slot

4 USB 2.0 Rear slots

 

Thanks,

TCSquirrel

what the fuck dude!?!? WHAT IS AN EFI BIOS?!?! EFI OR BIOS!!! WHAT U R SAYING IS LIEK SAYING THAT I HAVE A BUS CAR. NO NOT A CAR THAT LOOKS LIKE A BUS!! A FUCKING BUSCAR!!! EFI OR FUCKING BIOS

 

Also, just get a 4820K and a Rampage IV Gene. Or a 9590 and CrossHair V ForumulaZ.

Unless it's mITX, Z87 is for fanboys. U do 115x intell, 99% of time, you is stupid! Don't do 115x. Do 2011 or rPGA949 (am3+).

Rabidz7 you wonder why the fuck you get trolled when you post dumb shit like this constantly. Sorry op as for suggestions I'm not certain especially since I don't know where you are in the world it all depends on prices and sales to get the best price to performance. 

The R4G is the best LGA2011 board for the money; I use a R4Be but R4Bes are expensive. There is no reason to use LGA115x other than ITX. At all.

 

Rabidz7. Stop the shit posting or you will not do well here.

Are you able to come up with a valid reason, other than mITX, that someone should use LGA15x?

I think any given Z87 motherboard meets your specific requirements. It's the top 115x chipset which will be inclusive everything that you could possibly need.

Do you have a budget? A form factor in mind?

Consider the MSI G45 or similarly priced options.

less TDP

OP said he wants to play ARMA. ARMA runs best on Intel, typically. The price and performance between the 8350, i5, and appropriate motherboards is negligible. There's no reason why he needs to go with AM3+

just to piss you off

 

rabidz stop this please.  The OP asked for a z87 motherboard which is fine.  Are you deliberately trying to ruin people's builds?  Can an admin please take care of this dude.  

Sorry OP.  As for your question, it's as for as your budget goes really.  

This is motherboard I really like and it's on sale: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813130691  On board wifi, solid on board audio, military class components, unique color scheme.  I used this + a 4670K for build and I overclocked it to 4GHZ just by clicking one thing in the bios... That easy.  (Here is that build if you're curious; http://pcpartpicker.com/b/IQN)

Also this is a good bang for the buck :http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813130693 

You can't go wrong with any MSI, Asus, or Gigabyte board.  They make top quality stuff. 

 

These are some really nice ones

Sick of people like that And im from the UK

Thanks for all the helpful replies (Except 'rabidz7') I think i might go with a G1.Sniper board (Good or bad idea?) as im running a Gigabyte GTX770 OC 2Gb Windforce card and kinda want to keep the GigaByte theme going (If ya know what i mean :)

msi z87 g 45

if you have the money go for it. I personally like color schemes as well. right now my build is driving me insane cause i have a Gryphon Motherboard and an R9-270x and its driving me insane cause the colors don't match lol

Budget? Form factor? which feutures are important to you ?... without any specific info we can write down every z87 mobo.

But if i have to write one down. Msi Z87 Mpower.

Requirements

UEFI Bios = I think this is standard nowadays / 

At least 6 Sata slots = Standard on the Z87 Platform / 

Twin USB 3.0 Front panel header slot = I think this is Standard too but don't know exactly / 

4 USB 2.0 Rear slots = This is a hard one

Why do you need 4 USB 2.0 Ports, can't you just use 3.0 instead? Anyway . . I found a few boards that will meet your needs.

Asus maximus VI Hero/Gene/Impact (ATX/µATX/Mini-ITX)

The 4 USB 2.0 Rear slots are the only problem . . . cause without this requirement you could go with any decent Z87 board. There is not much difference in Performance, it's just the "features" (soundchip/maybe 2 sata ports more) that differs.