Recommendation on mobo and cpu

[NewNew]

well that board i reco is because it seems bang for bucks though but for tight budget user H110 board is still working at it best as well. just that u wont have a few more usb, sata port and pcie lane. Display port also quite limited (although the same can be say about b150, but some model have 2 display port)

for me if can i just sell away the old system and grab a new system, just to make sure i can reuse certain parts 4~5 years later, but i think u are fine to use it as long as it can work for 10 years.

currently i am leaning toward selling my mobo and cpu.
Having a few more usb, sata port and pcie lane might be better.
If i can up my budget, msi b150 bazooka plus will be a better or is there other better options?

 

[ZrE0_Cha0s]

currently i am leaning toward selling my mobo and cpu.
Having a few more usb, sata port and pcie lane might be better.
If i can up my budget, msi b150 bazooka plus will be a better or is there other better options?

well if u need that many things also fine as it is, if u can up your budget can up abit can consider getting that board.

maybe u can tell us what features u need from the board? den do abit of search and see.

 

[MoneyFace =p]

Why are people suggesting TS to reuse standard voltage DDR3 RAM on Skylake platform? Even if motherboard support list suggest compatibility, i rather TS take caution that these 1.5V or even 1.5V DDR3 RAMs got potential to fry the Skylake IMC on long run since it is only made to support DDR3L at 1.35V. These standard volt RAMs will effectively run at overvolt state on the IMC.

Just get DDR4 version and saves all unnecessary trouble. DDR4 is the norm for the next 4-5 years.

 

[NewNew]

well if u need that many things also fine as it is, if u can up your budget can up abit can consider getting that board.

maybe u can tell us what features u need from the board? den do abit of search and see.

After comparing both board, i think msi will be fine for my usage. Thanks for the recommendation.

 

[NewNew]

Why are people suggesting TS to reuse standard voltage DDR3 RAM on Skylake platform? Even if motherboard support list suggest compatibility, i rather TS take caution that these 1.5V or even 1.5V DDR3 RAMs got potential to fry the Skylake IMC on long run since it is only made to support DDR3L at 1.35V. These standard volt RAMs will effectively run at overvolt state on the IMC.

Just get DDR4 version and saves all unnecessary trouble. DDR4 is the norm for the next 4-5 years.

Guess DDR4 the way to go for trouble free usage. Thanks