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Abel225
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Hey guys!

 

Will this motherboard and cpu will support overclocking?

 

CPU: http://pcpartpicker.com/part/amd-cpu-fd6300wmhkbox

MOBO: http://pcpartpicker.com/part/asus-motherboard-m5a78lmusb3

 

Thanks for the help!

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The chipset is not optimized for overclocking, rather get a 970.

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The CPU can overclock. The motherboard supports it but i wouldn't do it on that particular board.

Thanks that is what i wanted to hear. Witch motherboard would you recommend?

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The chipset is not optimized for overclocking, rather get a 970.

Can you recommend one?

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What is your budget?

the price of this but 75 is the absolute most that i can afford.

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There isn't really anything within your budget that is capable of overclocking.

Then what is the cheapest that can overclock? only to 4 ghz is that a lot? If it is then i will forget it. Don't want to pay too much for it.

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Then what is the cheapest that can overclock? only to 4 ghz is that a lot? If it is then i will forget it. Don't want to pay too much for it.

The cheapest i could recommend you is the ASUS M5A97 R2.0 but it's $95 on newegg.

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The cheapest i could recommend you is the ASUS M5A97 R2.0 but it's $95 on newegg.

Thanks. I may save up for it.

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Thanks. I may save up for it.

It definitely worth the extra money, as it will be a good base if you want to oc more or upgrade the cpu in the future.

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I would perfer the EVO, Pro, or UD3.

 

The OP will be happier later when he doesn't run into issues.

Can you link any?

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yes, you can! but you shouldnt....not on that board!

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