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Mar 23 2018 09:49pm
Friends buildin a new pc,
He wants a i5 7500 , wont overclock
What would be the best mobo?
He lookin to spend less than $200 CAD for it
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Mar 23 2018 09:54pm
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Mar 23 2018 09:58pm
Quote (Ghot @ Mar 23 2018 11:54pm)
[URL=https://ca.pcpartpicker.com/product/7VZ2FT/asus-prime-z270-a-atx-lga1151-motherboard-prime-z270-a]https://ca.pcpartpicker.com/product/7VZ2FT/asus-prime-z270-a-atx-lga1151-motherboard-prime-z270-a[/URL]



He was interested in the msi b250 and its like 150
Is it good? I told him that one too before you posted
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Mar 23 2018 10:09pm
Pretty sure any motherboard 70-100$ price range is fine if ur not overclocking
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Mar 23 2018 10:20pm


I never recommend anything less than an ASUS xxx-chipset A board.
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Mar 26 2018 05:31pm
Quote (Ghot @ Mar 23 2018 11:20pm)
I never recommend anything less than an ASUS xxx-chipset A board.


You also never recommend stuff in people price range.
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Mar 26 2018 05:44pm
Gigabyte - GA-Z270X-Gaming K7
MSI - Z270 GAMING PRO
Asus - STRIX Z270-E GAMING
MSI Z270 MPOWER GAMING TITANIUM
Asus PRIME Z270-AR
MSI Z270 GAMING M7

These are all the top boards you "can" get.

Though you can buy a decent one that works just fine for much less like...

MSI Z270-A PRO


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fml just saw the CAD part well idk what these are atm in CAD but maybe they ok.

This post was edited by King Atrhur on Mar 26 2018 05:45pm
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Mar 26 2018 06:23pm
Also, if he hasn't actually bought the processor, recommend him getting the i5-8400 instead. It's just the current version of the same chip (more cores, faster speed).
And with that, he'd just need a z370 mobo.
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