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Actually my 1155 motherboard broke and I don't want to spend for another 1155 itx motherboard since the case I'm using is Thermaltake Core V1 which only fits ITX motherboards. And 1155 itx motherboards are out of shelves already in our local shops. That's why I decided to low-end skylake build. What choice do I have left?

I've upgraded from i3 3240 but I decided to replace them all with low-end budget 6th gen so that it won't be hard for me upgrading in the near future. Yes, currently using Deepcool Ice Edge.

Thanks a lot, @Ferensar and @Moonzy for enlightening me on which board, really appreciated your inputs. I think I'm going to stick with one of the boards I posted since this is a budget build and I'm only a casual gamer, not 1080p hardcore.

Honestly I don't know which is premium between those two motherboards. I saw them both on local shops, H110M ECO is like $4-$5 more expensive than H110M PRO VH though few bucks wouldn't hurt. I just would like to know which is better Yup, I'm using old PSU, GPU and storage.

Tight budget, chose G4400 for the mean time and when I'm able to save up then I could upgrade processor even to i5/i7

GTX 750 Ti StormX OC, which came from my previous build

So I decided to upgrade to skylake and sold my 3rd gen parts. I came up with these skylake parts but would like to ask first for your opinion about each of them. CPU: Intel Pentium G4400 3.3Ghz Motherboard: MSI H110M Pro Vh Intel H110 Chipset or MSI H110M ECO (which is better, besides the # of usb ports) Ram: G-Skills Ripjaws V 8GB 2x4gb DDR4 2400 CL15 Red GPU: GTX 750 Ti StormX OC (came from my 3rd gen build) Case: Aerocool GT-RS (will fit any motherboard and has many drive slots) Those are the parts that I found on our local shops but feel free to suggest other budget parts and I'll try to look for them here locally. I mainly use my computer for programming, web development, and some casual gaming for latest titles. Thanks!

Oh! that's a lot cheaper than 750ti.. Will try to ask our local stores for it. Thanks! EDIT: OMG! I don't think we have b-stock products here locally.. But thanks anyways.. Just wanted to know, either 730 or 750ti.. it won't be a bottleneck, right?

750ti costs double the GT730.. I really don't want to play them all, just want to play casually / try them out.. But will definitely upgrade my RAM..

Hi! Just assembled with my first build. I just bought the parts without knowing how efficient would it be. Now, I'm planning to replace my video card so that I can play recently released games. Current Build: CPU: i3 3240 3.4Ghz Motherboard: Alienware x51 itx RAM: 2x2gb Apotop 1600mhz Video Card: AMD HD 5450 64bit PSU: 600watts Vortex Case: Thermaltake Core v1 Now, I'm wondering if I could replace my HD5450 with GT730 1gb 64bit ddr5 since I'm on a tight budget. Would it be a bottleneck build? Or should I push through 750ti? Thanks!