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Hi all, this is my first post.
I am currently trying to find a amd AM3+ motherboard in the microatx form factor, I already know which processer I would like to use, my case if a fractal design Mini r2, please can some one suggest a good gaming motherboard for am3+? I will be using an FX-8350 with 770 GPU. Overclocking will not really be much of a need, as I am nit that interested in it ATM, though this would would be a nice thing maybe for the future! Thanks for reading and (hopefully) helping and merry Christmas !!!
 
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^^ ya I didn't check each one, that's just am3+/matax form factor. That is a limiting size for AMD chips. If you were going to matx or itx, I'd almost say go intel as at least their are full 1155/1150 boards in that form factor. Motherboard makes haven't jumped on the AMD FX / small form factor thing.
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The partspicker list provided by getochkn contains many motherboards that do NOT support the FX-8350. Don't be misled, check the motherboard manufacturers CPU Support List as some only support 95 Watt FX CPUs.

A GeForce 770 GTX is compatible. 16 GB Ram is not specific enough to know what you are planning on using. A specific part number or a link to the RAM would help.
 
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^^ ya I didn't check each one, that's just am3+/matax form factor. That is a limiting size for AMD chips. If you were going to matx or itx, I'd almost say go intel as at least their are full 1155/1150 boards in that form factor. Motherboard makes haven't jumped on the AMD FX / small form factor thing.
 
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That is true, however I am after doing quite a lot of research under the impression that due to the new consoles having octocore amd CPUs in them, that games in the next 3 years would be better on an 8350 than a intel 4670k?
 
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