Recommended Motherboard and Intel Processor

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So it means it support those features but it has no integrated graphic card in the motherboard.

Guess only certain brand like Gigabyte or MSI has built-in graphic card.

Nothing to do with brand.

But LONG LONG LONG AGO, graphics were soldiered on the mobo.
Now it is all integrated into your chip, be it intel chip or AMD chip.
 

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nowadays motherboard no igpu

its all in the chip/cpu

why u dun understand simple english ? :s22:

Nothing to do with brand.

But LONG LONG LONG AGO, graphics were soldiered on the mobo.
Now it is all integrated into your chip, be it intel chip or AMD chip.

Ok, got it. Sorry cos my current PC still got GPU built-in and my PC was custom built in 2009 so it was 6 years ago, a bit lost in touch. =:p
 

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Ok, got it. Sorry cos my current PC still got GPU built-in and my PC was custom built in 2009 so it was 6 years ago, a bit lost in touch. =:p


if you want get value for $. just get asrock boards.

no need for asus boards.
 

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but still i would recommend asus board over asrock board...;)

Ok. I will need a separate graphic card if I go for ASUS motherboard, right?

Any recommendation on the brand and model for graphic card?

I believe I will need to get a new copy of Windows OS if I change the motherboard and processor, any recommendation on Win 7 or 8 is better?

Any recommended for Ram as well?
 

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Ok. I will need a separate graphic card if I go for ASUS motherboard, right?

Any recommendation on the brand and model for graphic card?

I believe I will need to get a new copy of Windows OS if I change the motherboard and processor, any recommendation on Win 7 or 8 is better?

Any recommended for Ram as well?

ok easier for you how much is your budget for the build? so jian and others can recommend you better spec for your need....
 

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Ok. I will need a separate graphic card if I go for ASUS motherboard, right?

Any recommendation on the brand and model for graphic card?

I believe I will need to get a new copy of Windows OS if I change the motherboard and processor, any recommendation on Win 7 or 8 is better?

Any recommended for Ram as well?

I tot you already said you understood that your CPU already have integrated graphics? :s13:
 

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i think he still confuse some of the part... best is you build a new rig...:s12::s12:

Apa so confusing about a breadboard rig aka mobo+CPU+RAM for his web+movie needs? Bros have been telling him his CPU already have integrated graphics and the integrated graphics is no longer on mobo but on CPU already. :s13:

this thread is 鬼打墙 :s22:

:s13:
 

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ok easier for you how much is your budget for the build? so jian and others can recommend you better spec for your need....

I tot you already said you understood that your CPU already have integrated graphics? :s13:

Apa so confusing about a breadboard rig aka mobo+CPU+RAM for his web+movie needs? Bros have been telling him his CPU already have integrated graphics and the integrated graphics is no longer on mobo but on CPU already. :s13:



:s13:

Guys, sorry for the confusion.

Any recommendation for the RAM and Windows OS?
 

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Let me predict the next question.

"Should I buy DDR2, DDR3 or DDR4 RAM?" :D

Ha Ha, you are wrong.

I know I will be going for the DDR3 Ram and should be looking at 8GB as my current PC is having 4GB DDR3 Ram. =:p
 

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Let me predict the next question.

"Should I buy DDR2, DDR3 or DDR4 RAM?" :D

The cost of DDR4 RAM from SLS can probably buy him a mobo+CPU :s13:

In any case TS, mib500 have a point: if your rig is from the core 2 era then you might as well build a new one. Soon your HDD and PSU might up lorry liao.
 

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The cost of DDR4 RAM from SLS can probably buy him a mobo+CPU :s13:

In any case TS, mib500 have a point: if your rig is from the core 2 era then you might as well build a new one. Soon your HDD and PSU might up lorry liao.

Yes, agree. Already 6 years le so time to change a new one and already gotten the 4TB HDD and can use back my Plextor SSD on the new setup.
 
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