Cheap DDR3 Intel cpu socket motherboard?

Ollie Hunt

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Can someone link me a good cheap (£45 Or under ) Intel socket mother board, as i want to swap cpus from amd to intel, doing this i will need a motherboard??? help me
 
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ThomasLeong

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Depends on the Intel cpu socket you want, but the MSI H81M P33 is within your budget - a microATX board with 2 expansion slots, only 1 PCIe Gen2x16 for graphics card and 1 PCIex1 for peripheral. Has onboard VGA and DVI. I installed 2 of these for a friend last year in his mATX Silverstone cases with Firepro W2100 graphics cards and i7 4790 cpus, junking his 8 year old Silverstone motherboards.

https://www.amazon.co.uk/s/ref=nb_sb_noss/277-6771729-1677860?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords=MSI+H81M+P33+motherboard
 

Ollie Hunt

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Yeh i want to upgrade to an i5 6600k

 

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intel i5 6600k off amazon
 

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This is the build i need , ( i already have some parts)

GTX 750TI 2gb (have)
intel i5 6600k (need)
2x8gb DDR3 ram (have)
600w EVGA psu (have)
A new motherboard (need for the new cpu as atm i have a amd fx 6300 6 coreand want amd bc AMD is a pile of b*****)
 

ThomasLeong

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For your budget I think it would be the H110 chipset series for you. Gigabyte, MSI and perhaps ASRock are the manufacturers with lower priced range mobos. Definitely doubt if ASUS has.

So I'd visit each manufacturer's website for motherboards, narrow the search down to Intel / LGA 1151 / and probably H110 chipset if they have a category for that, and then start at the bottom of their list and look for boards compatible with DDR3. Copy model and paste into Amazon.uk to check price. Make a note of ones you think may suit, probably list them on a spreadsheet for the features that you require (most are standard features), then sleep over it. Good luck.
 
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The reason I asked was because, the CPU you picked is generally used for overclocking and does not come with a fan. (I've seen some people coming over from AMD not knowing that) But for the price difference of $25 or so, between the K and non-K i5, you made a good choice.

Good luck and enjoy your new rig
 

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Thanks alot mate :)