[SOLVED] are they compatible?

[shawnadawdawd]

mother board: asrock B450M Pro4
gpu: GTX 750 ti (2gb)
cpu: Intel Core I5 3570 3.40GHz
ram: 8gb ddr4

 

[RTX 2080]

mother board: asrock B450M Pro4
gpu: GTX 750 ti (2gb)
cpu: Intel Core I5 3570 3.40GHz
ram: 8gb ddr4

Nope.

The ASRock motherboard is designed for AMD CPUs (AM4 Socket).

 

[shawnadawdawd]

ok tnx

 

[RTX 2080]

mother board: asrock B450M Pro4
gpu: GTX 750 ti (2gb)
cpu: Intel Core I5 3570 3.40GHz
ram: 8gb ddr4

Additionally, the i5-3570 only supports DDR3 RAM, not DDR4

 

[shawnadawdawd]

can you help me find a ddr3 motherboard?

 

[RTX 2080]

can you help me find a ddr3 motherboard?

Are you trying to build a PC from old parts that you already have, or are you trying to find inexpensive parts to buy to make into an inexpensive, new-to-you PC? Also, what do you intend to use this PC for?

 

[shawnadawdawd]

I'm trying to build a decent pc for my online class

 

[lordmogul]

A Board for the i5-3570? I assume you already have the CPU and GPU and want to get the rest of the parts to build a computer around it?
For that CPU it would be any of the 60 and 70 series chipsets from Intel. So things like H61, B65, Z68, B75, H77, Z77, etc. which will all come in DDR3.
The platform is 9 years old by now, so you most likely have to look at used motherboards. Same for RAM. DDR3 hasn't really dropped in price on the new market, but used parts from people moving off their old systems might be worth a look.

Depending on the cost for a compatible motherboard and RAM it might be worth looking at a new platform at the same price. A smaller APU or i3 from a current series (including it's motherboard and DDR4 RAM) might be at a similar price but faster and draw less power.

 

[RTX 2080]

I'm trying to build a decent pc for my online class

The i5-3570 is a CPU that came out back in 2012. It is completely obsolete and you would be better off with something modern that's still inexpensive.