intel h67 vs h77 chipsets
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Looks like nothing major hardware-wise: http://ark.intel.com/compare/52807,64018
There may be other changes such as overclockability. Base processor support may be different in boards running the processors as well but that's usually just a BIOS update to fix.
There may be other changes such as overclockability. Base processor support may be different in boards running the processors as well but that's usually just a BIOS update to fix.
FuryRosewood
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ive seen iffiness with people upgrading old boards to newer chips, for sake of reliability, id get a 7 series if your going to use ivy.
i wont be using ivy. im using a i5 2320. so no overclocking will be happening. i think im just going to go with this board, since ive had it before, and it worked well. http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813157235
unless someone else can recomend a different one. i have a strict criteria that it has to meet. it must be a micro atx, 4 ram slots, usb 3.0 header, and im looking at asrock because it comes with xfast ram software, which will be very useful when the customer uses adobe premiere/photoshop. its got to support raid as well, and needs to be under $100. thanks
unless someone else can recomend a different one. i have a strict criteria that it has to meet. it must be a micro atx, 4 ram slots, usb 3.0 header, and im looking at asrock because it comes with xfast ram software, which will be very useful when the customer uses adobe premiere/photoshop. its got to support raid as well, and needs to be under $100. thanks
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