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Ideas pour le Mobo de l'I7-10700K

Ideas pour le Mobo de l'I7-10700K

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Dragonize
Member
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08-10-2020, 07:04 PM
#1
Sure! I'm thrilled about your upgrade plans. For the I7-10700k, a solid mid-range Z490 board would be a great choice. It offers decent performance and compatibility. Since you're planning to go overclock later for 2K gaming, look for a board with good VRMs and stability features. Let me know if you need more details!
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Dragonize
08-10-2020, 07:04 PM #1

Sure! I'm thrilled about your upgrade plans. For the I7-10700k, a solid mid-range Z490 board would be a great choice. It offers decent performance and compatibility. Since you're planning to go overclock later for 2K gaming, look for a board with good VRMs and stability features. Let me know if you need more details!

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Gladiador70
Senior Member
698
08-10-2020, 10:35 PM
#2
Budget? If you're mainly playing games, go for the 10600k—it works well in games since it doesn't expand to 8 cores.
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Gladiador70
08-10-2020, 10:35 PM #2

Budget? If you're mainly playing games, go for the 10600k—it works well in games since it doesn't expand to 8 cores.

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MCRealDE
Junior Member
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08-10-2020, 10:58 PM
#3
Approximate cost is $250.
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MCRealDE
08-10-2020, 10:58 PM #3

Approximate cost is $250.

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Aruan_Vargas
Member
233
08-25-2020, 05:23 AM
#4
PCPartPicker list shows various motherboard options for different brands. Prices reflect current offers from major retailers. All listings include shipping, taxes, and applicable discounts. Total amounts match the listed prices. These selections should comfortably fit a 10GHz processor setup.
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Aruan_Vargas
08-25-2020, 05:23 AM #4

PCPartPicker list shows various motherboard options for different brands. Prices reflect current offers from major retailers. All listings include shipping, taxes, and applicable discounts. Total amounts match the listed prices. These selections should comfortably fit a 10GHz processor setup.

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yolosolohi48
Member
167
09-01-2020, 06:29 AM
#5
I checked the details about the Tomahawk. It’s more affordable in your region, but you should be aware of potential issues when trying to upgrade or overclock it to the 11th generation if required.
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yolosolohi48
09-01-2020, 06:29 AM #5

I checked the details about the Tomahawk. It’s more affordable in your region, but you should be aware of potential issues when trying to upgrade or overclock it to the 11th generation if required.

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Olafka
Junior Member
26
09-05-2020, 05:27 AM
#6
we don't know how power hungry 11th gen will be. but the tomahawk uses 60a SPS and will handle any comet lake cpu currently. the z490 vision g is also decent, but that board is as expensive as the tomahawk and is worse in terms of vrm.
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Olafka
09-05-2020, 05:27 AM #6

we don't know how power hungry 11th gen will be. but the tomahawk uses 60a SPS and will handle any comet lake cpu currently. the z490 vision g is also decent, but that board is as expensive as the tomahawk and is worse in terms of vrm.

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xRads
Junior Member
20
09-09-2020, 04:46 AM
#7
The Z490 Gaming Edge WIFI and Z490 Vision G are priced around $200. At $250 it seems unrealistic unless you're targeting premium models. For higher-end options, the Z490 Unify and Strix Z490-E are available but closer to $300. I’d choose the Gaming Edge for its better VRMs and heatsinks, while the Vision G offers more USB ports in the back, Intel 2.5G LAN instead of Realtek, and slightly improved audio. Both can handle a 10700K chipset easily. The Tomahawk I use 55A DrMOS, and I’m using both Gaming Edge and Gaming Carbon on smart 60As. MSI seems to be grouping these together, especially since the B550 models share similar components. The AM4 chips here don’t require much current.
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xRads
09-09-2020, 04:46 AM #7

The Z490 Gaming Edge WIFI and Z490 Vision G are priced around $200. At $250 it seems unrealistic unless you're targeting premium models. For higher-end options, the Z490 Unify and Strix Z490-E are available but closer to $300. I’d choose the Gaming Edge for its better VRMs and heatsinks, while the Vision G offers more USB ports in the back, Intel 2.5G LAN instead of Realtek, and slightly improved audio. Both can handle a 10700K chipset easily. The Tomahawk I use 55A DrMOS, and I’m using both Gaming Edge and Gaming Carbon on smart 60As. MSI seems to be grouping these together, especially since the B550 models share similar components. The AM4 chips here don’t require much current.

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ShadowDragonGo
Junior Member
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09-09-2020, 01:24 PM
#8
I believe I’ll go with the Z490 Gaming Edge because it includes Wi-Fi, and I’m aiming for a lasting purchase. The differences between it and the Tomahawk aren’t clear to me yet.
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ShadowDragonGo
09-09-2020, 01:24 PM #8

I believe I’ll go with the Z490 Gaming Edge because it includes Wi-Fi, and I’m aiming for a lasting purchase. The differences between it and the Tomahawk aren’t clear to me yet.

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spidersasst74
Junior Member
3
09-10-2020, 05:30 PM
#9
It's not a major change, yet it still matters. Since the price gap between Tomahawk and Gaming Edge is typically small, I believe choosing the latter would be a good idea.
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spidersasst74
09-10-2020, 05:30 PM #9

It's not a major change, yet it still matters. Since the price gap between Tomahawk and Gaming Edge is typically small, I believe choosing the latter would be a good idea.

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iiSweeTzz
Posting Freak
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10-01-2020, 04:13 PM
#10
Ah they're Dr and 55a. Ah then my bad. Though at least afaik in the real world 60 and 55a stages have relatively similar current capabilities. But yes my bad lol.
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iiSweeTzz
10-01-2020, 04:13 PM #10

Ah they're Dr and 55a. Ah then my bad. Though at least afaik in the real world 60 and 55a stages have relatively similar current capabilities. But yes my bad lol.

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