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Well that is a good CPU, do u intend to overclock it?
Any of Asus's Z87 boards are socket LGA 1150 which matches that CPU and are fully overclockable, i have a Z87-A Myself and it starts at 100-120 dollars, now if u want to spend a little more u can get the Z87- Pro or the Z87-Deluxe, the Z87 Pro has about the same features, but has built in wifi and other treats........the Z87's are all dual channel RAM, support 1150 and All made for overclocking
But like i said, its a tad more expensive http://pcpartpicker.com/part/asus-motherboard-z87provedition
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Depends on whats your CPU/GPU, whats your overall budget, if u want to go SLI/Crossfire in the future, if u want to get 30000 modules of ram in it, what your CPU socket is, if u want to overclock your CPU, a lot of info is needed bro :/
 
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Well that is a good CPU, do u intend to overclock it?
Any of Asus's Z87 boards are socket LGA 1150 which matches that CPU and are fully overclockable, i have a Z87-A Myself and it starts at 100-120 dollars, now if u want to spend a little more u can get the Z87- Pro or the Z87-Deluxe, the Z87 Pro has about the same features, but has built in wifi and other treats........the Z87's are all dual channel RAM, support 1150 and All made for overclocking
But like i said, its a tad more expensive http://pcpartpicker.com/part/asus-motherboard-z87provedition
 
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