[SOLVED] looking for a new motherboard

[luka1000]

hi i am looking for a cool rgb motherboard that can also take like 3000mhz ram. Right now i have everything corsair

 

[sizzling]

For what cpu? What size? What budget? Any features it must have apart from RGB? Will you be overclocking?

 

[luka1000]

For what cpu? What size? What budget?

o ----- my bad lol i thought it was in my bio think

motherboard:MSI B250 PC MATE LGA

graphics card:GIGABYTE Geforce RTX 2060

cpu: Intel Core i7-7700 Kaby Lake Quad-Core 3.6 GHz

power supply:CORSAIR CX Series CX750

ram: patriot Viper Elite 8GB (4 x 4GB) DDR4 2400MHz

budget $200 ish

 

[sizzling]

You already have a good motherboard for your needs, why would you spend $200 just for rgb? Why not just buy some rgb lighting kits?

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[luka1000]

You already have a good motherboard for your needs, why would you spend $200 just for rgb? Why not just buy some rgb lighting kits?

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cus i like it wast money lol and i want to upgrade to 32gb ram but most rgb are 3000mhz plus. so i was just looking for some ideas

 

[geofelt]

I sense that you have some money and the itch to spend it.
I suggest you spend it elsewhere.
Intel ram controllers are excellent and you do not get much real increase in performance with faster ram.
Here is one such scaling study:
http://www.silentpcreview.com/article1478-page1.html
For RGB bling, (which adds nothing to performance), you can trick up your case for lots less than $200.
What is your case? possibly a new case will do.
If you do not already have a ssd, that would be one of my top recommendations.

No sense in buying a motherboard capable of running 3000 speed ram unless you also buy 3000 speed ram.
If you are going to buy a new motherboard and ram, you might as well upgrade your cpu.

 

[sizzling]

You could get any 200 series motherboard that has the ‘look’ you want. You are not going to see any gain/loss in performance. However if you have money spend and are going to buy a new motherboard then why not move to a more recent cpu.