Dying plate

[Sylver]

Hello

I suppose you are looking to continue with the same micro, in which case I would say that as you already know the best thing is to put a few euros in the piggy bank and renew the complete pack, but if you say that you will sell and upgrade later then let's get to the point. In AM2 you don't have much, you would have to go to AM3 and then depending on the compatibility with your micro.
Considering that you don't want Asus, you have this option:

ASRock M3N78D M3N78D Placa Base

I wouldn't spend much more than that, because if you are going to renew soon, it's not worth making a much larger investment, although you can jump to this one that is more like your dying Asus and be comfortable:

Asrock 970 Extreme4 AM3+ 90-MXGIP0-A0UAYZ Placa Base

In summary, the goal is to change platforms sooner or later ;D

Best regards!

[Franziskaner]

thanks my micro is this http://products.amd.com/en-us/DesktopCPUDetail.aspx?id=447 and in principle I don't think it will have compatibility problems the piggy …. I don't want to squeeze it too much for the moment motherboard and memory because otherwise the ideal would be the jump to intel but that's more dough and I also don't think it's necessary ;D

[Sylver]

No hay de que entonces la primera ASRock es buena opción, también tienes esta Gigabyte baratita que cumplirá de sobra con tus necesidades y es un pelín mejor que la ASRock:
Placa Base Gigabyte 770T-D3L AM3 - DDR3 / Sata 2 / USB 2.0

¡Saludos! ;D

[Franziskaner]

hello everyone, I'm back because the little one is getting worse every day. Looking around the net I've seen the following components:
motherboard GIGABYTE 990FXA-UD3 70 /60 euracos
micro AMD 955 70 euracos
I would buy the memos new or second hand
what do you think? expensive cheap? worth it?
I know it's better to have a 2500K but it's much more expensive and I'm not in a hurry, I know it's bad manners to ask but... if you don't mind, answer quickly because these things fly when you're interested;D
thanks

[Sylver]

It's not a bad upgrade, in times of crisis... It's not a bad price, you can always sell your current micro and get something, just like for the memories.
There will be those who disagree, although I see it as acceptable, especially to the extent that you sell components to reimburse yourself.

Best regards.

[Franziskaner]

thanks for responding, I will logically try to sell the micro and the memos, I think the motherboard is well priced, almost 50% cheaper than new, the micro... I don't know why, for 102 I have a 965 new or an fx-5100 for 95. It's also true that I don't want to leave 200 bucks

[Sylver]

Get the second-hand one if the difference is large in price, after all we know that unless it has suffered an extreme OC, it will last many more years.

Regards

[Franziskaner]

well I already have both things reserved :wall:
I understand that it's not worth putting anything higher than 1600 because only the FX natively take advantage of 1866 (I think it was)

[Sylver]

Yes, in any case the difference is not very noticeable in practice...

[Franziskaner]

I don't know the difference but the price …..
same brand, one at 1600 the other at 2000, both cl9 (I have to read a lot to clarify the memory issue ;D
ALTERNATE - HARDWARE - Memory Modules - DDR3 - DDR3-1600 - G.Skill DIMM 4 GB DDR3-1600 Kit
ALTERNATE - HARDWARE - Memory Modules - DDR3 - From DDR3-2000 - G.Skill DIMM 4 GB DDR3-2000 Kit
although when everything is tied up I will most likely opt for something like this
ALTERNATE - HARDWARE - Memory Modules - DDR3 - DDR3-1600 - G.Skill DIMM 8 GB DDR3-1600 Kit

[Sylver]

It's an important difference...
I see that 8Gb Ripjaws pack well, it's a good price for the amount, I don't know if at pccomponentes they were a bit cheaper.