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Any good motherboard for i7

Any good motherboard for i7

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MrCreeperBoss7
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04-12-2016, 06:50 AM
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Hi, do you know a reliable affordable motherboard (MSI or Gigabyte) that can handle 32 gigabytes of RAM and supports any i7 processor, including the new 6700k? Since you're building a PC with your brother who isn't familiar with this, it would be helpful to pick one with good support.
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MrCreeperBoss7
04-12-2016, 06:50 AM #1

Hi, do you know a reliable affordable motherboard (MSI or Gigabyte) that can handle 32 gigabytes of RAM and supports any i7 processor, including the new 6700k? Since you're building a PC with your brother who isn't familiar with this, it would be helpful to pick one with good support.

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04-16-2016, 04:11 AM
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Hi. I don't suggest a particular board, but for a budget build, Gigabyte is a good choice. Their entry-level models still offer solid VRM performance, whereas MSI...well...not really. Avoid MSI unless you're using a high-end motherboard.
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Manis17
04-16-2016, 04:11 AM #2

Hi. I don't suggest a particular board, but for a budget build, Gigabyte is a good choice. Their entry-level models still offer solid VRM performance, whereas MSI...well...not really. Avoid MSI unless you're using a high-end motherboard.

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04-19-2016, 06:45 PM
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Hi. I don't think I can suggest a particular board, but for a budget build, Gigabyte is a good choice. Their lower-end models still offer solid VRM performance, whereas MSI...well...not really. Avoid MSI unless you're using a high-end motherboard.
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LaMeufDeNyWeZ
04-19-2016, 06:45 PM #3

Hi. I don't think I can suggest a particular board, but for a budget build, Gigabyte is a good choice. Their lower-end models still offer solid VRM performance, whereas MSI...well...not really. Avoid MSI unless you're using a high-end motherboard.

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