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Such ein Motherboard passt perfekt für den Intel i5 9400F.

Such ein Motherboard passt perfekt für den Intel i5 9400F.

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SodrinKy
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11-20-2019, 04:52 PM
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Hey there! I'm setting up a new gaming PC focused on getting the best value for 1080p performance, maybe scaling up to 1440p later. I'm skipping CPU overclocking and planning to use an M.2 NVMe SSD as the boot drive. No RGB case is on my agenda. I'll install an RTX2060 Super without SLI. For storage, I need a Wi-Fi capable setup—either a dedicated Wi-Fi card or a built-in module in a motherboard with Wi-Fi? Should I opt for a B360 and stick with 2666MHz RAM, or should I upgrade to Z390 for quicker RAM and more PCIe lanes? I'm having some trouble choosing a motherboard and want your thoughts. Thanks!
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SodrinKy
11-20-2019, 04:52 PM #1

Hey there! I'm setting up a new gaming PC focused on getting the best value for 1080p performance, maybe scaling up to 1440p later. I'm skipping CPU overclocking and planning to use an M.2 NVMe SSD as the boot drive. No RGB case is on my agenda. I'll install an RTX2060 Super without SLI. For storage, I need a Wi-Fi capable setup—either a dedicated Wi-Fi card or a built-in module in a motherboard with Wi-Fi? Should I opt for a B360 and stick with 2666MHz RAM, or should I upgrade to Z390 for quicker RAM and more PCIe lanes? I'm having some trouble choosing a motherboard and want your thoughts. Thanks!

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11-20-2019, 09:44 PM
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If you have funds and aim to purchase used i7/i9 in the coming years, opt for a better chipset. If an i5 suffices, choose the B360. Things could shift over time—perhaps you'll need a 5th-gen Ryzen or a 12th-gen i3 with twelve cores. Who knows, the B360 might still be a solid choice.
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11-20-2019, 09:44 PM #2

If you have funds and aim to purchase used i7/i9 in the coming years, opt for a better chipset. If an i5 suffices, choose the B360. Things could shift over time—perhaps you'll need a 5th-gen Ryzen or a 12th-gen i3 with twelve cores. Who knows, the B360 might still be a solid choice.

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