New mobo

[lior1111]

Wanna get a new one compatible with 1150,  would it be worth it? I have an i7 4790 and im afraid it will bottleneck too quickly in a future gpu upgrade, and then ill have to get another mobo

[Starelementpoke]

1 minute ago, lior1111 said:

Wanna get a new one compatible with 1150,  would it be worth it? I have an i7 4790 and im afraid it will bottleneck too quickly in a future gpu upgrade, and then ill have to get another mobo

4790 us going to be fine for a good while. Don´t worry about it.

[SK_Caterpilar_SK]

the 4790k was a great choice eve if its not this year brand but its gona hold up for quite a whyle

[KemoKa]

I run stuff fine with a 2600K. That should last me another few years at least. The 4790 is gonna last even longer.

[lior1111]

19 minutes ago, Starelementpoke said:

4790 us going to be fine for a good while. Don´t worry about it.

 

15 minutes ago, SK_Caterpilar_SK said:

the 4790k was a great choice eve if its not this year brand but its gona hold up for quite a whyle

 

14 minutes ago, KemoKa said:

I run stuff fine with a 2600K. That should last me another few years at least. The 4790 is gonna last even longer.

K guys thanks so much,  now i need to pick up a mobo.. Ill go learn about those now from linus,  i have no knowledge regarding how to choose one.. 

[KemoKa]

Just now, lior1111 said:

 

 

K guys thanks so much,  now i need to pick up a mobo.. Ill go learn about those now from linus,  i have no knowledge regarding how to choose one.. 

Get an H97 board if you want the features of a Z97 board minus the overclocking (because you have a locked chip), a B85 motherboard if you just need a solid board, and an H81 board if you literally don't need anything except a board.

[lior1111]

9 minutes ago, KemoKa said:

Get an H97 board if you want the features of a Z97 board minus the overclocking (because you have a locked chip), a B85 motherboard if you just need a solid board, and an H81 board if you literally don't need anything except a board.

Hows this one? 

 

http://en.ksp.co.il/?uin=23104&store=KSP03

[KemoKa]

3 minutes ago, lior1111 said:

Hows this one? 

 

http://en.ksp.co.il/?uin=23104&store=KSP03

Pretty barebones, but sure, it'll work.

[lior1111]

20 minutes ago, KemoKa said:

Pretty barebones, but sure, it'll work.

is this better? 

 

http://en.ksp.co.il/?uin=23038&store=KSP03

[KemoKa]

Just now, lior1111 said:

is this better? 

 

http://en.ksp.co.il/?uin=23038&store=KSP03

Depends on whether you think the extra cost is worth it. To me, it might be, because it's got lots of nice options, but... even motherboards can be subjective.

[lior1111]

3 minutes ago, KemoKa said:

Depends on whether you think the extra cost is worth it. To me, it might be, because it's got lots of nice options, but... even motherboards can be subjective.

what kind of options man? i cant understand the differences

[KemoKa]

18 minutes ago, lior1111 said:

what kind of options man? i cant understand the differences

The biggest differences are that the MSI board has crossfire support, more PCIe connectivity (because it's ATX vs the mATX Gigabyte board), more rear I/O (mainly USB ports) and support for more RAM. There's also a much beefier audio circuit and M.2 support (but not PCIe Gen3 because it's a Haswell board)

 

 

[lior1111]

8 minutes ago, KemoKa said:

The biggest differences are that the MSI board has crossfire support, more PCIe connectivity (because it's ATX vs the mATX Gigabyte board), more rear I/O (mainly USB ports) and support for more RAM. There's also a much beefier audio circuit and M.2 support (but not PCIe Gen3 because it's a Haswell board)

 

 

pretty good stuff , i dont know if the crossfire support is gonna help me very much but if the connectivity is better and i can upgrade the ram even further in the future , all the usb slots = win  

thanks man , ill think about it .. its just that i dont know if the motherboard is the problem