Need help with mobo

[sirbonneville]

http://pcpartpicker.com/p/rxw7zy

 

so as you can see here, i have a mobo picked out that doesnt support up to 1866mhz ram, but the ram i chose was 1866mhz and thats what i wanted to keep as a ram set (2 x 4gb). can someone help me pick out a mobo thats mini or mid atx that is good for my system, and has almost exactly the same price?

[shadowbyte]

the mobo will downclock your ram to 1600

[sirbonneville]

1 minute ago, shadowbyte said:

the mobo will downclock your ram to 1600

yeah but i want something that will support my 1866mhz

[shadowbyte]

Just now, sirbonneville said:

yeah but i want something that will support my 1866mhz

there's no tangible performance increase

[Badazzz]

Just now, sirbonneville said:

yeah but i want something that will support my 1866mhz

For that chipset you won't find a mobo that will support your 1866MHz RAM for a decent price. Since you're not using an APU, just don't worry about the RAM speed.

[sirbonneville]

Just now, Badazzz said:

For that chipset you won't find a mobo that will support your 1866MHz RAM for a decent price. Since you're not using an APU, just don't worry about the RAM speed.

so there won't be any difference between the speed of an 1866mhz and a 1600mhz for my build?

[Badazzz]

1 minute ago, sirbonneville said:

so there won't be any difference between the speed of an 1866mhz and a 1600mhz for my build?

For gaming, it won't really change anything. For other activities, it might change your speed a little bit, but probably not even noticable.

[sirbonneville]

Just now, Badazzz said:

For gaming, it won't really change anything. For other activities, it might change your speed a little bit, but probably not even noticable.

oh okay. what about 1333mhz? 

[Badazzz]

Just now, sirbonneville said:

oh okay. what about 1333mhz? 

I would just get whatever RAM is the cheapest. 1333MHz ram is kind of redundant nowadays. You can probably get 1600MHz RAM for around the same price if not cheaper.

[sirbonneville]

Just now, Badazzz said:

I would just get whatever RAM is the cheapest. 1333MHz ram is kind of redundant nowadays. You can probably get 1600MHz RAM for around the same price if not cheaper.

oh, ok. awesome. will do