1 x CPU Fan connector(s), 2 x Chassis Fan connector(s), 1 x Power Fan connector(s)
Here are some of components that I'm going to use on it:
CPU: Intel® Core™ i5-2500 Processor
RAM: DDR3 Corsair 8GB /1600Mhz CL9
VIDEO CARD: MSI HD 6870 Hawk
Also, I use Linux Mint OS so I'd like to get a motherboard with a P67 chipset, in this way maybe I won't need to format my OS.
But I know that chipset P67 is old and maybe it's time to get a new motherboard with a new chipset like H77 or Z77.
What do you think? Do you have something to suggest?
I don't want to spend more than 150$
well, first thanks for your answer,
I actually don't want to do overclocking
I can't order from Newegg.com but I can contact some stores and they can order any motherboard I choose.
No I don't want to use 2 video cards, I just need a PCI-e for my current video card and then one PCI-e for my audio card Xonar DX but actually it is compatible with X1, X4, X8, X16 PCI Express slots.
Those are all important features to me, most important 4 x DDR3 1600 and at least 3 x SATA 6Gb/s port(s).
I know, but it would be much more convenient and faster. Actually, are you in any hurry? You see, this would be a major emergency for me, so it's hard for me to think in any other way.
I should communicate my stores some models in order to let them to check.
But I can do it by Monday morning or by this afternoon.
So the sooner I tell them some models and the sooner they tell me if they are available or not and if I eventually need to look for others.
Thank you for your help
I should communicate my stores some models in order to let them to check.
But I can do it by Monday morning or by this afternoon.
So the sooner I tell them some models and the sooner they tell me if they are available or not and if I eventually need to look for others.
Thank you for your help
I was recently faced with the possibility of having to replace my entire sig rig and so I am recently familiar with what you're faced with here. For me though, it turned out to be a bad DVI cable. It's a long story. lol
My reason for asking though was, I know that some people on here could go weeks without their computer and it would be no problem. Others though, like me, couldn't last longer than 1 or 2 days!
What do you think of that For Sale thread that I showed you?
Yes exactly, I can't last more than 1 day without my computer.
Btw sorry I have just seen those links you have posted.
Well I think Fatal1ty P67 Professional is a great motherboard and has all features I need.
But I have just known (thanks to you) that P67/Z77/H77 are for overclocking and I don't do it and maybe I will not, so maybe it's not good to spend money for a new motherboard that is aimed to OC.
So do you know any other motherboard that can be good for me but that is not aimed to OC so I can save some money?
Yes exactly, I can't last more than 1 day without my computer.
Btw sorry I have just seen those links you have posted.
Well I think Fatal1ty P67 Professional is a great motherboard and has all features I need.
But I have just known (thanks to you) that P67/Z77/H77 are for overclocking and I don't do it and maybe I will not, so maybe it's not good to spend money for a new motherboard that is aimed to OC.
So do you know any other motherboard that can be good for me but that is not aimed to OC so I can save some money?
No, HZZ boards aren't good for overclocking at all.
$80 for that ASRock P67 Fatal1ty Professional is a steal. You will never be able to beat this price. My reason for mentioning how P67/Z68/Z77 1155 boards are best for overclocking is, if you buy a brand new one, then much of the price will be due to the overclockability (pardon the fake word there).
Oh ok, I'd like to buy a new one.
Now I understand your post "if you buy a brand new one, then much of the price will be due to the overclockability".
That's why I was asking you for another suggestion about a motherboard that is not for overcloking.
Oh ok, I'd like to buy a new one.
Now I understand your post "if you buy a brand new one, then much of the price will be due to the overclockability".
That's why I was asking you for another suggestion about a motherboard that is not for overcloking.
What I've been saying is, your best bet is to look for used boards. If you don't want a used board, then create a list of what your local stores still have for H67, P67, Z68, H77 and Z77 boards and their prices. Then we will have a much easier time selecting one.
Ok thanks for all.
In case I can't find the motherboard I need and I decide to change CPU too, what do you think I could buy? What socket?
I have a "Intel® Core™ i5-2500 Processor 3.3 GHz" so I need something like that in terms of perfomance.
And so what motherboard do you suggest?
Ok thanks for all.
In case I can't find the motherboard I need and I decide to change CPU too, what do you think I could buy? What socket?
I have a "Intel® Core™ i5-2500 Processor 3.3 GHz" so I need something like that in terms of perfomance.
And so what motherboard do you suggest?
I'm not enough of an expert to recommend motherboards outside of socket 1155. :/ However, your next socket would be 1150 and you'd look at H81, H87 and H97. You can certainly look at other chipsets like Z87 and Z97, but those boards are more expensive due to being able to overclock nicely. You can also look at other chipsets for socket 1150, just as long as the board has everything you want.
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