PC Builders: Recommend a Mobo, please!

[esky]

I'm going to upgrade my computer to an i7 2600 Cpu. Please recommend me a solid motherboard
for music production. Thank you in advance...!

[Angstrom]

I'm going to buy an Asus p8z68-Vpro over the next couple of days.

http://techreport.com/articles.x/20911/4

Our Editor's Choice is clear, then. The Z68 has more goodness than any other Sandy Bridge chipset, and the P8Z68-V PRO is the best of the Z68 boards we've tested.

that's pretty much the general conclusion in internet land.

[ekwipt]

Gigabyte GA-Z68XP-UD5

[H20nly]

+1 for ASUS, although i believe the gigabyte does have the coveted TI firewire chipset.

[Breaks Dude]

Asus P67 Sabretooth is what I use with my i7 2600k. Awesome.

http://www.asus.com/Motherboards/Intel_ ... TOOTH_P67/

[WFWS]

I just got a new computer with a Asus sabertooth p67 with an 3.4 ghz i7 2600. So far its been very stable, runs cool and is very overclockable. I have 8gb on it.
I got it from CPU solutions.com after hunting around. I ended up just buying the entire rig from them. It was only a little more than the separate components at NewEgg, and they had the components I wanted. I paid $1300 and change for an i72600, asus p67, 8gb memory, 500gb/7200 rpm, slowish video card, Antek case and water CPU cooler.
It is SO much better than my core2 laptop. I can now use Reason rewired with lots of effects and simultaneous stuff without worries (at least so far).
The chipset is not a TI, but is approved for my presonus audio interface- it works flawless. A far cry from the laptop with that junk Ricoh chipset.
I wouldn't hesitate to use the Asus- you'll have the benefit of being able to easily overclock, which the 2600 chip easily handles. I haven't needed it yet though!

[Boss Level Music]

Another vote for asus here

[shuutobi]

Be sure to verify that your GPU and Memory are compatible with the motherboard...

Been dealing with the following for a bit: (Nightmare)
http://forums.nvidia.com/index.php?showtopic=187401