Need help for Motherboard

zacky1223

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Hello bros and sis, I need recommendation on a new build.

First of all I am not too sure if my current CPU will be a good upgrade to the current Kaby Lake.

I would need Motherboard and CPU. (Motherboard RGB)
RAM (Can have or dont have also can lol) *Not planning to overclock too.

New Casing (Prefer to have full transparent panel on the side. Wanna go RGB :p)

Budget less than $800

The rest of the parts will be reusing.

Thanks for the help in advance. :)
 
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Hello bros and sis, I need recommendation on a new build.

First of all I am not too sure if my current CPU will be a good upgrade to the current Kaby Lake.

I would need Motherboard and CPU. (Motherboard RGB)
RAM (Can have or dont have also can lol)
New Casing (Prefer to have full transparent panel on the side. Wanna go RGB :p)

Budget less than $800

The rest of the parts will be reusing.

Thanks for the help in advance. :)

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i oso thinking for the upgrade but i will wait until next CPU GEN JapaneseLake I7 8800K
 
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zacky1223

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i oso thinking for the upgrade but i will wait until next CPU GEN JapaneseLake I7 8800K

Oh ? what's this Japaneselake ? LOL sorry kinda noob. I always go for I5 though. I made a mistake previously buying the overclock version. In the end i never oc. hahaha
 

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Hello bros and sis, I need recommendation on a new build.

First of all I am not too sure if my current CPU will be a good upgrade to the current Kaby Lake.

I would need Motherboard and CPU. (Motherboard RGB)
RAM (Can have or dont have also can lol) *Not planning to overclock too.

New Casing (Prefer to have full transparent panel on the side. Wanna go RGB :p)

Budget less than $800

The rest of the parts will be reusing.

Thanks for the help in advance. :)

well i still think that u can wait for next gen if u can
 

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Your Current CPU currently in what Gen? Upgrading for the sake of getting new things? If your processor is currently in 4th Gen, then maybe you should don't upgrade until your CPU spoil. Cause there isen't really much improvement over the past few generations. Intel has been focusing on mobile side of processor instead of desktop processor. Suggest you should go for a new case instead.

Hello bros and sis, I need recommendation on a new build.

First of all I am not too sure if my current CPU will be a good upgrade to the current Kaby Lake.

I would need Motherboard and CPU. (Motherboard RGB)
RAM (Can have or dont have also can lol) *Not planning to overclock too.

New Casing (Prefer to have full transparent panel on the side. Wanna go RGB :p)

Budget less than $800

The rest of the parts will be reusing.

Thanks for the help in advance. :)
 

zacky1223

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well we aint sure when coffeelake will be out but if they(intel) say next year means next year. :o

At least buyers can use the term "let's go grab a coffee" +1 selling point for Intel

Your Current CPU currently in what Gen? Upgrading for the sake of getting new things? If your processor is currently in 4th Gen, then maybe you should don't upgrade until your CPU spoil. Cause there isen't really much improvement over the past few generations. Intel has been focusing on mobile side of processor instead of desktop processor. Suggest you should go for a new case instead.

Thanks guy for the recommendations :) Mine is the 3rd gen. I5 3570K. Just not sure if upgrade liao the speed will increase much ? If minimal then I just use till spoil hahaha
 

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i think we really need a sticky thread about the performance "increase" over the older generations cpus....
 
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