Title says enough
Im from the us so use usd
Title explains but heres the build
also cheeper is better so if i dont need a 70 dollar board thats ok
I am not overclocking
http://pcpartpicker.com/p/305jw
thanks
Title says enough
Im from the us so use usd
Title explains but heres the build
also cheeper is better so if i dont need a 70 dollar board thats ok
I am not overclocking
http://pcpartpicker.com/p/305jw
thanks
Just grab something that is an A75 chipset or higher. This will grant you sata3 and an internal USB3 header.
is 88x better then 75?
its like i get no help on this website
It can be pretty hit or miss sometimes. I don't know much about AMD, so I'll just do this:
Bump. Can someone with knowledge pitch in here?
Yes, the higher number denotes a better chipset. Any given brand will be suitable, but you might want to choose something reputable like ASUS.
You'll want to make sure you go with an FM2+ socket motherboard to leave the door open for future upgrades.
I would recommend the ASRock FM2A75M Pro 4+ http://pcpartpicker.com/part/asrock-motherboard-fm2a75mpro4
For just under $70 it offers a pile of features including crossfire support (so you can add a 2nd R7-265 later on) as well as 4 ram DIMM slots for easy memory upgrading.
$70 is a really good price for a motherboard that offers this level of features. You could go cheaper, but those boards do not support crossfire and lack other features. The VRM setup on the board I recommended is much more robust than the cheaper boards and even though it lacks any VRM heat-sinks, I wouldn't doubt it's probably capable of a achieving a decent stable overclock on the 760K.
Try to stick with manufacturers like Gigabyte, Asus, ASRock and MSI.
Thanks so much