Z87,h87, b85

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Alright, i know and understands that z board is needed for overcloxking. I'm not intending to but i heard that its better than the other 2 even if u aren't overcloxking
For h87 and b85, the different is just integrated graphic? Is that going to affect anything at all?

Just really confuse abt what kind of board i should get if i dont do overclocking, dont mind spending a bit more but a lot more for a minimal performance increase then i rather save the money. Thanks all in advance! Still learning in progress.
 

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Wow. It was ages ago that we had integrated graphics on separate chipsets....

What makes you think z is better if you dont overclock? And no you got it all wrong. Integrated graphics is embedded in the cpu, not chipset.

Go to intel and read. They have comparison tables for the whole world to read. Googling helps a lot too
 

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Alright, i know and understands that z board is needed for overcloxking. I'm not intending to but i heard that its better than the other 2 even if u aren't overcloxking
For h87 and b85, the different is just integrated graphic? Is that going to affect anything at all?

Just really confuse abt what kind of board i should get if i dont do overclocking, dont mind spending a bit more but a lot more for a minimal performance increase then i rather save the money. Thanks all in advance! Still learning in progress.

Quick Demo of motherboard chipset performance difference:
Z87 + i5 4xx0 + R9 290 = $1000 = 60fps
H87 + i5 4xx0 + R9 290 = $915 = 60fps
B85 + i5 4xx0 + R9 290 = $900 = 60fps

Your choice TS
 

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In my way of looking things these days... I make it very simple, but it doesn't applies all the time :D So don't take my word for it :s13:

B85 - Natural

H87 - Minimal Touchup

Z87 - Maximum Makeup

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In my way of looking things these days... I make it very simple, but it doesn't applies all the time :D So don't take my word for it :s13:

B85 - Natural

H87 - Minimal Touchup

Z87 - Maximum Makeup

4123386_20121118033514.jpg

The B85 pic is practically a guy with a wig.....
 

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In my way of looking things these days... I make it very simple, but it doesn't applies all the time :D So don't take my word for it :s13:

B85 - Natural

H87 - Minimal Touchup

Z87 - Maximum Makeup

4123386_20121118033514.jpg


hahaha...i think we will take the Maximum Makeup
 

Ark Law

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In my way of looking things these days... I make it very simple, but it doesn't applies all the time :D So don't take my word for it :s13:

B85 - Natural

H87 - Minimal Touchup

Z87 - Maximum Makeup

4123386_20121118033514.jpg

:s13::s13::s13: So win. Here, take my 100th like :D
 

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Alright, i know and understands that z board is needed for overcloxking. I'm not intending to but i heard that its better than the other 2 even if u aren't overcloxking
For h87 and b85, the different is just integrated graphic? Is that going to affect anything at all?

Just really confuse abt what kind of board i should get if i dont do overclocking, dont mind spending a bit more but a lot more for a minimal performance increase then i rather save the money. Thanks all in advance! Still learning in progress.

read here for the differences : Z87, H87, H81, Q87, Q85, B85 - What is the difference? - Puget Custom Computers
 

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Wow. It was ages ago that we had integrated graphics on separate chipsets....

What makes you think z is better if you dont overclock? And no you got it all wrong. Integrated graphics is embedded in the cpu, not chipset.

Go to intel and read. They have comparison tables for the whole world to read. Googling helps a lot too
agreed...
i hav 2 mobo right now
1 is the Z77 super duper with icore 7
2nd is the B75 with core2duo
why 2?
well me handbuiltmac wud not boot into macosx owever i tried(long time ago hor)
the B75 core2duo make magic and bore me a Mac
so in realife u really cannot tell the differences between the Z or the B series
 

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fren ow to show u or printscreen on a macosx?
btw...on mac osx...
it overclock the cpu to...3.09GHz Intel Core I7
as per request

i wonder how u overclock when its base Clock Speed is already 3.1 GHz for G2120.

G2120 is 1155 socket whereby core2duo is 775 socket and g2120 is not a core2duo.

Please thanks mac for the placebo effect for your overlocked intel core i7. i believe u are a happy man.
 

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Hi guys, please take note that discussions of running mac os on non apple hardware (hackintosh) is considered piracy and is not allowed in the forums.

Offending posts have been removed.
 

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i wonder how u overclock when its base Clock Speed is already 3.1 GHz for G2120.

G2120 is 1155 socket whereby core2duo is 775 socket and g2120 is not a core2duo.

Please thanks mac for the placebo effect for your overlocked intel core i7. i believe u are a happy man.

indeed a happy bloke
pardon me mistakes..it shud be duo core
and apologies to the moderator..
no intention to promote piracy ere
 
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