Does A Bad Motherboard And Good Components Much Effect Gaming?

[CoolDude X]

Does A Bad Motherboard And Good Components Much Effect Gaming?

 

[Gam3r01]

It can, but it also may not depending on the components used.
A board that carries a 760+ chipset for example in correlation with an 8350 is not a good pair, whereas other components work fine together.

Have any specs in mind?

 

[CoolDude X]

Thank you a lot....

My Specs Are - Zebronics Zeb-H61,Socket 1155 Motherboard,i3 3.30Ghz,4GB Ram,And Palit Nvidia GT610 2GB DDr3 Graphics Card.....And Can I Run Assasin's creed 4 or Assasins creed unity even at lowest???? And Suggest A Perfect GPU According To My Other Components...I Am Looking For A GPU Upgrade...

 

[Gam3r01]

Im not sure on unity, as it hadsnt been tested as of yet, but for the GPU, I would look into a 750Ti, r9 270(x) or 760.

 

[Swede69]

If you buy a $150 deck, you won't get much overclocking out of it, due to cheap components(capacitors), cheap 6 phase VRM, etc. Then their's the longevity part of it, cheap boards last 2-3 years on heavy gaming, don't cheap out, buy at least a $200 board with a minimum of 5 yr warranty. Asus is the best brand when it comes to boards. I use the Sabertooth Mark 2 Z97 and absolutely love this deck.

 

[hang-the-9]

Don't know what you mean by a "bad" motherboard, but a poorly designed one won't be able to be overclocked well, may show crashes and may die faster.

If you are not overclocking, a 80-100 motherboard is good enough. I don't think I have ever built a computer with an over $100 motherboard and never had issues when sticking with good brands. But I also don't mess with overclocking except some light 10% or so stuff for fun.

 

[CoolDude X]

I Have Zebronics Zeb-H61 Motherboard,What About It?