Broken Gigabyte motherboard, change to Asus?

[internet.jocd]

I've got a hackintosh wich was been working for a year, but know it seams to have a motherboard problem and I've to replace it and I don't know if continue with Gigabyte or change to Asus. I've read that this last years gigabyte motherboars hasn't gone very well because they break in months.

So shoud I change to Asus motherboard?
If yes wich one, need LGA 1155 socket and mATX format?

My components:
Motherboard: GA-B75M-D3P (broken)
CPU: i5-3350P (LGA 1155 socket)
GPU: Asus GT610
Case: Fractal Desing Core 1000 (mATX)
HD1: WD 1TB (Windows and data)
HD2: Maxtor 160GB (osX-Mavericks)

 

[Adrian B]

I would try to use a Gigabyte B75 or similar as you could probably get your existing installation working easiest that way.

Do some research on successful Asus Ivy Bridge motherboard builds.

 

[internet.jocd]

Thank you for the advice, I finally find out that was the GPU. I changed for a other geforce and then it worked, after that i put the original GeForce 610 that I use normally and worked as well, it's really weird.

 

[Adrian B]

fingers crossed for you that its all working now. Perhaps the GT610 wasn't quite seated properly in the PCIe slot? Hope you have no further issues.