Daringpear

Oh, that makes sense. I wonder if they use the same process node at least....

Do motherboard chipsets always use the same microarchitecture as the cpu?

I am planning on buying an rx 480, with plans on putting 2 in crossfire as a future upgrade. However, the case I have only has 4 expansion slots, meaning that the top gpu is going to be smothered by the bottom one. At the price point, I can buy a STRIX card or a blower design. Which do you think will result in lower noise levels/temps?

I'm upgrading from a Haswell processor to Kaby Lake, and I'm just wondering what I'll have to do OS-wise. I'm going to be using the same boot drive, but will I have to validate/install windows 10 again? Is there anything I have to do beforehand?

I will be running integrated graphics, and I'm not entirely sure what HDMI standard my motherboard has, so idk if it can do 60hz

I'm looking for a good 1440p monitor that has: -IPS -Integrated speakers -Less than 33 in. Diag -DVI support so I can get a 60hz signal off a single cable -3.5 mm audio in port, so that I can run the integrated speakers (DVI does not support sound) I've been looking at the HP Envy 32, but i'm not sure if it has a dedicated audio in port.

That's good. Would it also support integrated speakers on the monitor?

I've been looking on their website for the HDMI standard the motherboard supports, but I couldn't find anything. I will be running integrated graphics on the machine (low power office pc).

Would it be possible to combine all the features of a wireless router, modem, and NAS onto a single small-form factor machine? What kind of hardware would be needed?

Is there an mATX motherboard (x99 chipset) with U.2 ports onboard?

I'm looking for a replacemnet for my old logitech m325 mouse that has served me faithfully for >4 years. Does anybody have suggestions for a mouse in a similar form factor (really small), that connects via USB dongle, and which has some extra features? I've been considering the mx anywhere 2, but it's too expensive.

I think I just found my dream motherboard!

I'm looking for an atx lga2011-3 motherboard that can fit: •2 dual-slot gpus •1 single-slot gpu •1 pcie 4x expansion card •1 pcie 8x expansion card Many motherboards I have looked at have a slot layout in which the 2 dual slot gpus would cover up a neccecary pcie 8x slot or something similar. In addition, does a 6800k have enough pcie lanes to provide bandwidth to all of these cards, or would I need to get a 6850k instead?

Are there any versa-mounted cases (that mount to the back of your monitor) that support an m-itx motherboard and a single or double-slot expansion card?

So I suppose the build is not possible then?