i5 2320 build

[sneakytwinky]

Hey guys, I've got a i5 2320 and im wanting to plan a build around that. PC Part picker is not showing to many options for mother boards with 1155 sockets and i was just wondering if anyone would sugest one. I dont HAVE to over clock but it would be nice, i can only go to 3.5 ghz anyways. I need ddr3 ram onboard 3.0s and wanting to go under $100. Doesnt matter if its ugly.

[verydogesuchwow]

6 minutes ago, sneakytwinky said:

Hey guys, I've got a i5 2320 and im wanting to plan a build around that. PC Part picker is not showing to many options for mother boards with 1155 sockets and i was just wondering if anyone would sugest one. I dont HAVE to over clock but it would be nice, i can only go to 3.5 ghz anyways. I need ddr3 ram onboard 3.0s and wanting to go under $100. Doesnt matter if its ugly.

getting a board and even DDR3 RAM under $100 will be quite hard with taxes/shipping

[sneakytwinky]

Just now, verydogesuchwow said:

getting a board and even DDR3 RAM under $100 will be quite hard with taxes/shipping

yes, I can go $130 or so. I want to keep as much as i can to put it to the gpu

[Mr.Meerkat]

4 minutes ago, sneakytwinky said:

Hey guys, I've got a i5 2320 and im wanting to plan a build around that. PC Part picker is not showing to many options for mother boards with 1155 sockets and i was just wondering if anyone would sugest one. I dont HAVE to over clock but it would be nice, i can only go to 3.5 ghz anyways. I need ddr3 ram onboard 3.0s and wanting to go under $100. Doesnt matter if its ugly.

1. the 2320 has a locked multiplier so you can't OC it unless you like BLK overclocks  

2. if you want USB 3.0 with a sandy bridge cpu, you need a motherboard which added a chip for USB 3.0

3. the I5 2320 is a great chip, I personally have a 2300 in my secondary/back-up/LAN/server PC and it performs very closely to my i5 3570k  

[verydogesuchwow]

Motherboard: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813131860&nm_mc=KNC-GoogleAdwords-PC&cm_mmc=KNC-GoogleAdwords-PC-_-pla-_-Motherboards+-+Intel-_-N82E16813131860&gclid=Cj0KEQiAvJS3BRDd44fjndyii6MBEiQAN4EkPQrO8sYoA100S4njEEfVPYsIEZ3YorSjxHAaJnJg_o8aAtVJ8P8HAQ&gclsrc=aw.ds

RAM: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820104444&cm_re=ddr3_ram_8gb-_-20-104-444-_-Product

 

nevermind

[sneakytwinky]

Just now, Mr.Meerkat said:

the 2320 has a locked multiplier so you can't OC it unless you like BLK overclocks

oh i didnt know this, i went looking and found it will go to 3.5 didnt look into it to much im not stressed about it to much, as far as the 3.0s it shouldnt be to hard right

[Mr.Meerkat]

Just now, sneakytwinky said:

oh i didnt know this, i went looking and found it will go to 3.5 didnt look into it to much im not stressed about it to much, as far as the 3.0s it shouldnt be to hard right

It has a turbo clock of 3.3ghz and any specific requirements except for USB 3.0 for the motherboard?

 

[sneakytwinky]

3 minutes ago, verydogesuchwow said:

nevermind

oh forgot to say, i was wanting to go with an ATX mobo because i plan on getting a higher end GPU and most of the cost effective ones are pretty large but ill have to do a little research to see if theyll fit

[don_svetlio]

i5 2320 is a non-K CPU so won't be able to OC at all.

[sneakytwinky]

2 minutes ago, Mr.Meerkat said:

It has a turbo clock of 3.3ghz and any specific requirements except for USB 3.0 for the motherboard?

 

i want a full size mobo, i plan on getting a high end gpu

[verydogesuchwow]

Just now, sneakytwinky said:

oh forgot to say, i was wanting to go with an ATX mobo because i plan on getting a higher end GPU and most of the cost effective ones are pretty large but ill have to do a little research to see if theyll fit

I wouldn't go above maybe a 970 at best, you might get some bottlenecking from your CPU at that point

 

ATX 1155 motherboards are $100 at least by the way...

[sneakytwinky]

Just now, don_svetlio said:

i5 2320 is a non-K CPU so won't be able to OC at all.

Oh ok thanks i know almost nothing about over clocking, ill do a little more research

[Mr.Meerkat]

2 minutes ago, sneakytwinky said:

oh forgot to say, i was wanting to go with an ATX mobo because i plan on getting a higher end GPU and most of the cost effective ones are pretty large but ill have to do a little research to see if theyll fit

As long as it has a PCI-E 16x slot then it would work completely fine  

[don_svetlio]

Just now, sneakytwinky said:

Oh ok thanks i know almost nothing about over clocking, ill do a little more research

You need H67, not Z67

[sneakytwinky]

Just now, Mr.Meerkat said:

As long as it has a PCI-E 16x slot then it would work completely fine  

Ive herd of alot of people running inro problems like longer gpus covering satas and what not, just dont want to run into any of that

[sneakytwinky]

2 minutes ago, don_svetlio said:

You need H67, not Z67

Does chip set matter if I dont plan to oc

[don_svetlio]

2 minutes ago, sneakytwinky said:

Ive herd of alot of people running inro problems like longer gpus covering satas and what not, just dont want to run into any of that

No worry.

 

Just now, sneakytwinky said:

Does chip set matter if I dont plan to oc

H67 would be cheaper than Z67

[sneakytwinky]

2 minutes ago, don_svetlio said:

You need H67, not Z67

Im not to experienced with building, i finaly saved some money up. All i know right now is what ive seen in videos, and from what ive learned from doing papers for school

[Mr.Meerkat]

Just now, sneakytwinky said:

Does chip set matter if I dont plan to oc

As long it's a h6x/7x chipset then it's fine  

 

2 minutes ago, sneakytwinky said:

Ive herd of alot of people running inro problems like longer gpus covering satas and what not, just dont want to run into any of that

Ah fair enough, it's probably going to be harder to find a nice and cheap atx mobo thou  

[don_svetlio]

Just now, sneakytwinky said:

Im not to experienced with building, i finaly saved some money up. All i know right now is what ive seen in videos, and from what ive learned from doing papers for school

H - no OCing
B - business class
Z - OC-capable boards

[Mr.Meerkat]

Just now, don_svetlio said:

H - no OCing
B - business class
Z - OC-capable boards

Quick question, isn't a h61 mobo fine for his need? although they don't have SATA 3...(there are plenty of mobos with USB 3 and Pci-e gen 3 that uses the h61 chipset )

[sneakytwinky]

1 minute ago, don_svetlio said:

H - no OCing
B - business class
Z - OC-capable boards

oh ok thanks usefull to know

 

[don_svetlio]

Just now, Mr.Meerkat said:

Quick question, isn't a h61 mobo fine for his need? although they don't have SATA 3...(there are plenty of mobos with USB 3 and Pci-e gen 3 that uses the h61 chipset )

SATA 2 is not good for SSds though

[sneakytwinky]

Just now, don_svetlio said:

SATA 2 is not good for SSds though

i dont plan on getting a SSD, would be a nice option though. Couldnt i just use a M2 or pci express port for one 

[don_svetlio]

1 minute ago, sneakytwinky said:

i dont plan on getting a SSD, would be a nice option though. Couldnt i just use a M2 or pci express port for one 

Those use NVMe which doesn't exist with Sandy Bridge I believe.