Just wanted to know is this board good for a G530 and a 128gb ssd i know it isnt sata 6gbs so wont get the full speed but i will get the top speed on sata 3gbs right http://www.scan.co.uk/products/msi-...b-s-pcie-20-(x16)-d-sub-(vga)-dvi-d-micro-atx i can use the integrated gpu on the g530 right?
thank you sir but why is there such a big difference in price between this and other boards when this can get the job done i originally wanted all the features of this but with usb 3 and sata 6gbs but its like £30 more
More advanced chipset means more money has to be spent to get those features. Good analogy by Zinfandel
Uh-oh, Zinfandel's caught the analogy bug off Nexxo More expensive boards will usually offer more USB ports/PCIe slots/SATA headers as well as using more complex, costly and feature rich chipsets and often higher grade capacitors/MOSFETs etc. To your average maple joe both boards do the job equally well, but to an enthusiast missing certain features will be painful in the long run.
=( and zinfandel thats not true since the countries speed limit is the same sso you dont get the extra speed
I've got one of these going up for sale soon http://www.asus.com/Motherboards/Intel_Socket_1155/P8H61I/#overview
Yes but the speed of your PC is governed by the physical limits of the parts it is built with, not legislation. You're also assuming that only only measure of quality is speed, which it isn't. But even if it was, you could always take your car to the track. Dammit, this analogy crap has gone TOO FAR! It's all Nexxo's fault .
I bought it on the MP never got round to using it though, Was RMA so should be new, Cant remember what I paid I'll check later and you can a bit less if you want it. I reckon about £30inc though
*New Tangent* So I bought an e6400 is it faster than my G530? So how do i go about overclocking it, what temperatures are safe for it, ut thing is though i want it too last i dont want it too break in 6 months time and stop working
BMWs are generally nicer to drive, look at and live with than Vauxhalls. They are also reputedly more reliable and easier to tune. Although I'd still give my right bollock for a low-mileage Lotus Carlton fitted with a flammenwerfer to keep those pesky chavs at bay
You can't overclock a G530. You can overclock an E6400 but it's from before I got into computers so no idea on how to overclock it sorry lol
ITX will fit in any modern case. It might be a bit small for your needs but it'll fit. No, it's not faster than your G530. Clock for clock I'd say the Celeron probably just has the edge due to improved architecture. Overclock it to 2.4GHz with a FSB bump up to 300MHz and a little extra voltage, try to keep it under 60 degrees and it'll serve you well.
the guy i got it from said he had it at 3.1 so how dould he have managed that, i bought a freezer so i can overclock this thing, i want to atleast get it faster than my G530