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i want to know which motherboard supports multi graphic card (amd + nvidea ),multi processor,  

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1 minute ago, abhiboris said:

i want to know which motherboard supports multi graphic card (amd + nvidea ),multi processor,  

None or i am being a Dumb-ass.

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4 minutes ago, abhiboris said:

i want to know which motherboard supports multi graphic card (amd + nvidea ),multi processor,  

- with the current generations of CPU's there are no motherboards that support AMD and Intel CPU's at the same time. The technology they use is just entirely different, even physically (where AMD now uses pins on the bottom of the CPU and Intel uses a line grid array)

- Pretty much all current motherboards support the use of an Nvidia OR AMD GPU. It is possible somehow to have an Nvidia and AMD GPU in the motherboard at the same time, but they wont work together.

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I don't really understand what you're asking.

 

A motherboard can only have one CPU type. It cannot support both Intel and AMD CPU's. (Then there are also different sockets for those CPU manufactures)

 

For Graphics Cards, you can use AMD or Nvidia graphics on any motherboard with any CPU. But only if it has the right PCI-e slot (most are PCI-e 3.0 x16) and most modern motherboards support this? You can mix and match graphics cards (such as Nvidia and AMD). However, only for certain things and will not give you any benefits when gaming. Or what @Energycore said below.

 

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4 minutes ago, Minibois said:

It is possible somehow to have an Nvidia and AMD GPU in the motherboard at the same time, but they wont work together.

Unless they're in DX12 Multi GPU mode :)

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8 minutes ago, abhiboris said:

i want to know which motherboard supports multi graphic card (amd + nvidea ),multi processor,  

Where did you get the idea that that's possible? Not even all cpu generations are supported by one of the manufacturers.

Modern mobos will support most recent gpus, they all use the standard pci-e connection.

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10 minutes ago, abhiboris said:

i want to know which motherboard supports multi graphic card (amd + nvidea ),multi processor,  

CPU: No. 

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9 minutes ago, apacheprotocol said:

None or i am being a Dumb-ass.

can  u suggest best amd / intel processor for gaming + editing 

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9 minutes ago, apacheprotocol said:

None or i am being a Dumb-ass.

can  u suggest best amd / intel processor for gaming + editing 

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4 minutes ago, Energycore said:

Unless they're in DX12 Multi GPU mode :)

can  u suggest best amd / intel processor for gaming + editing 

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7 minutes ago, Bittenfleax said:

I don't really understand what you're asking.

 

A motherboard can only have one CPU type. It cannot support both Intel and AMD CPU's.

 

For Graphics Cards, you can use AMD or Nvidia graphics on any motherboard with any CPU. But only if it has the right PCI-e slot (most are PCI-e 3.0 x16) and most modern motherboards support this? You can mix and match graphics cards (such as Nvidia and AMD). However, only for certain things and will not give you any benefits when gaming. 

 

Hopefully this answered your question?!

can  u suggest best amd / intel processor for gaming + editing 

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8 minutes ago, Minibois said:

- with the current generations of CPU's there are no motherboards that support AMD and Intel CPU's at the same time. The technology they use is just entirely different, even physically (where AMD now uses pins on the bottom of the CPU and Intel uses a line grid array)

- Pretty much all current motherboards support the use of an Nvidia OR AMD GPU. It is possible somehow to have an Nvidia and AMD GPU in the motherboard at the same time, but they wont work together.

can  u suggest best amd / intel processor for gaming + editing 

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1 minute ago, abhiboris said:

can  u suggest best amd / intel processor for gaming + editing 

For $350, i7 6700K (get a Z170 motherboard and overclock it. Will also need a big cooler)

For $250, i5 6600K (same as below)

For $250, Xeon 1231 v3 (Uses an older Z97 platform but you don't have to overclock it)

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12 minutes ago, abhiboris said:

can  u suggest best amd / intel processor for gaming + editing 

What is your budget? I can suggest those 22 core Xeons for you, but if you budget doesn't allow for it.. 

 

EDIT: budget for the entire build, so I can have some context

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17 minutes ago, Bittenfleax said:

I don't really understand what you're asking.

 

A motherboard can only have one CPU type. It cannot support both Intel and AMD CPU's. (Then there are also different sockets for those CPU manufactures)

 

For Graphics Cards, you can use AMD or Nvidia graphics on any motherboard with any CPU. But only if it has the right PCI-e slot (most are PCI-e 3.0 x16) and most modern motherboards support this? You can mix and match graphics cards (such as Nvidia and AMD). However, only for certain things and will not give you any benefits when gaming. Or what @Energycore said below.

 

Hopefully this answered your question?!

wanna get mind f*ck? read the title and question.

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Socket 7 motherboards from the 90's will do a great job.

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Socket 7 is your friend, you can have both the AMD k7 and the intel p5 (not at the same time) on those motherboard :D, although they maybe a tad slow for gaming and video editing (just a tiny bit...they're only single cores so...)

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