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I'm not a pc expert myself. However I don't think that processor and motherboard go together as you as different sockets. But I could be wrong
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315 wrote I'm not a pc expert myself. However I don't think that processor and motherboard go together as you as different sockets. But I could be wrong
Can someone here confirm this?
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315 wrote I'm not a pc expert myself. However I don't think that processor and motherboard go together as you as different sockets. But I could be wrong
Can someone here confirm this?



You will prolly have to wait till 13 gets on as he is the sites computer guy. But based off what you showed you purchased the motherboard you have only supports LGA1151 socket while the processor is FC-LGA14C socket.
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315 wrote
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315 wrote I'm not a pc expert myself. However I don't think that processor and motherboard go together as you as different sockets. But I could be wrong
Can someone here confirm this?



You will prolly have to wait till 13 gets on as he is the sites computer guy. But based off what you showed you purchased the motherboard you have only supports LGA1151 socket while the processor is FC-LGA14C socket.

But im on the page and it shows that is supports LGA1151 socket? At least i think thats what that means

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The processor and motherboard will work together just fine. The build should be fine for 1080p gaming seeing as you already ordered it. I would however recommend getting an i5 in the future.
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Potion wrote The processor and motherboard will work together just fine. The build should be fine for 1080p gaming seeing as you already ordered it. I would however recommend getting an i5 in the future.

Alright, thank you
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The g4560 is compatiable with the pro-vdh Motherboard [ Register or Signin to view external links. ] and for 1080P Im not sure depends on the games It will probably run pretty good on medium/high on most games but It probably wont max out AAA titles Id recommend A 470 if you have the extra cash man.It all depends on what games you want to play mate
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Vial wrote The g4560 is compatiable with the pro-vdh Motherboard [ Register or Signin to view external links. ] and for 1080P Im not sure depends on the games It will probably run pretty good on medium/high on most games but It probably wont max out AAA titles Id recommend A 470 if you have the extra cash man.It all depends on what games you want to play mate

Dumb question im about to ask, but do i need to buy a wifi adapter in order to use wifi with this build?
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Vial wrote The g4560 is compatiable with the pro-vdh Motherboard [ Register or Signin to view external links. ] and for 1080P Im not sure depends on the games It will probably run pretty good on medium/high on most games but It probably wont max out AAA titles Id recommend A 470 if you have the extra cash man.It all depends on what games you want to play mate

Dumb question im about to ask, but do i need to buy a wifi adapter in order to use wifi with this build?
Yes for wireless you will need a network card
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