PC RAM upgrade

[DeanOakley]

This is the case that I have:

http://www.gigabyte.com/products/pro...px?pid=2479#sp

[Daily Crisis]

These are good motherboards, your case will fit these:

http://www.dabs.com/products/asus-p8...rds&origin=pla

http://www.kikatek.com/P271406/B75MA...FQ_LtAoddDwAfQ

http://www.ebuyer.com/386271-gigabyt...FVDItAodKSoAnQ

http://www.dabs.com/products/asus-p8...rds&origin=pla

http://www.ebuyer.com/522626-msi-lga...FYyWtAod1T8AFA

[DeanOakley]

Cool, thanks for your help!

So will the RAM I originally posted still work with all of those motherboards?

[Daily Crisis]

Cool, thanks for your help!

So will the RAM I originally posted still work with all of those motherboards?

No. You will need DDR3 RAM, which is cheaper! Go for Corsair really good and cheap RAM

I'm glad I was of some help. If you have any questions, feel free to ask

[deevey]

AMD Athlon, FX Series etc

Just FYI - if you decide to update your rig read up on the issues people have with AMD processors and Audio software first

I'd stick with intel.

[makar1]

Maybe a Haswell processor? That way you aren't buying an outdated motherboard too, and you'll get a little more processing power out of it vs Ivy Bridge.

http://www.scan.co.uk/products/intel...x-ratio-retail

[Daily Crisis]

Just FYI - if you decide to update your rig read up on the issues people have with AMD processors and Audio software first

I'd stick with intel.

Intel > AMD any day of the week any day, and also I didn't know that. Thanks

[DeanOakley]

Maybe a Haswell processor? That way you aren't buying an outdated motherboard too, and you'll get a little more processing power out of it vs Ivy Bridge.

http://www.scan.co.uk/products/intel...x-ratio-retail

If I was to get that one, would the motherboards that Daily Crisis has listed still be okay?

[iambiggles]

If you need to replace your motherboard, processor and memory, you'd probably be better off going with one of the bundle deals offered by various companies - this way all the components are already matched and in some cases, pre-assembled (like at overclockers.co.uk)

Can work out cheaper bang-for-buck too.

[Daily Crisis]

If you need to replace your motherboard, processor and memory, you'd probably be better off going with one of the bundle deals offered by various companies - this way all the components are already matched and in some cases, pre-assembled (like at overclockers.co.uk)

Can work out cheaper bang-for-buck too.

Yes. Only sometimes though.

And Dean, no they won't. it's a different socket. The mother boards I listed are Socket 1155 motherboards, and for this processor you need an 1150 Socket.