S Soul slayero Reputable Mar 23, 2015 936 0 5,010 Aug 12, 2015 #1 hey guys i currently have the msi gameing 5 z97 broad and i was thinking if it was worth upgradeing to the asus maximus vii formula i mainly game
hey guys i currently have the msi gameing 5 z97 broad and i was thinking if it was worth upgradeing to the asus maximus vii formula i mainly game
Solution PCBuilderProbs Aug 12, 2015 Soul slayero : hey guys i currently have the msi gameing 5 z97 broad and i was thinking if it was worth upgradeing to the asus maximus vii formula i mainly game there will be literally no difference. What's your CPU, RAM, GPU?
Soul slayero : hey guys i currently have the msi gameing 5 z97 broad and i was thinking if it was worth upgradeing to the asus maximus vii formula i mainly game there will be literally no difference. What's your CPU, RAM, GPU?
PCBuilderProbs Reputable Mar 24, 2015 780 0 5,360 Aug 12, 2015 Solution #2 Soul slayero : hey guys i currently have the msi gameing 5 z97 broad and i was thinking if it was worth upgradeing to the asus maximus vii formula i mainly game there will be literally no difference. What's your CPU, RAM, GPU? Upvote 0 Downvote Solution
Soul slayero : hey guys i currently have the msi gameing 5 z97 broad and i was thinking if it was worth upgradeing to the asus maximus vii formula i mainly game there will be literally no difference. What's your CPU, RAM, GPU?
S Soul slayero Reputable Mar 23, 2015 936 0 5,010 Aug 12, 2015 #3 I7 4790k Gtx 980ti And geting Crossair Dominator platinum soon 2x8gb Upvote 0 Downvote
PCBuilderProbs Reputable Mar 24, 2015 780 0 5,360 Aug 14, 2015 #4 (for the most part), as long as the CPU works in the board it doesn't matter whether you're using a $60 board or a $200 board, you'll get the same performance, provided you're not overclocking. Upvote 0 Downvote
(for the most part), as long as the CPU works in the board it doesn't matter whether you're using a $60 board or a $200 board, you'll get the same performance, provided you're not overclocking.
S Soul slayero Reputable Mar 23, 2015 936 0 5,010 Aug 15, 2015 #5 tys ill jsut keep my motherbroad and upgrade it later when i want ot do custom loop and overclocking Upvote 0 Downvote
PCBuilderProbs Reputable Mar 24, 2015 780 0 5,360 Aug 16, 2015 #6 Soul slayero : tys ill jsut keep my motherbroad and upgrade it later when i want ot do custom loop and overclocking the MSI z97 gaming 5 does overclocking, don't spend money where you don't have to. Upvote 0 Downvote
Soul slayero : tys ill jsut keep my motherbroad and upgrade it later when i want ot do custom loop and overclocking the MSI z97 gaming 5 does overclocking, don't spend money where you don't have to.
S Soul slayero Reputable Mar 23, 2015 936 0 5,010 Aug 16, 2015 #7 PCBuilderProbs : Soul slayero : tys ill jsut keep my motherbroad and upgrade it later when i want ot do custom loop and overclocking the MSI z97 gaming 5 does overclocking, don't spend money where you don't have to. I ordered a gtx 980ti and going to get 16gb of ram plus a 1440p monitor Upvote 0 Downvote
PCBuilderProbs : Soul slayero : tys ill jsut keep my motherbroad and upgrade it later when i want ot do custom loop and overclocking the MSI z97 gaming 5 does overclocking, don't spend money where you don't have to. I ordered a gtx 980ti and going to get 16gb of ram plus a 1440p monitor