AC130xGUNNER916 Reputable Jul 19, 2015 36 0 4,530 Jan 23, 2017 #1 I am buying a new motherboard for my now cpu that I am using. I was eyeballing the EVGA Z170 FTW Motherboard. Is this a good motherboard or are there better options? Also i am using Ripjaw V 3200mhz DDR4 16gb RAM.
I am buying a new motherboard for my now cpu that I am using. I was eyeballing the EVGA Z170 FTW Motherboard. Is this a good motherboard or are there better options? Also i am using Ripjaw V 3200mhz DDR4 16gb RAM.
Solution greens Jan 23, 2017 It is fine if you don't plan on doing any over clocking. For a full size board I would expect a more robust power design. That board has 6 phase power on the newest models, with some I think having 5. My Asus ITX board which is tiny in comparison has 8 phase power. My wife uses a EVGA z170 Stinger, which is a 4 phase board. Her 6400 took a nice OC, but nothing compared to what i could have gotten it to on an 8 phase board.
It is fine if you don't plan on doing any over clocking. For a full size board I would expect a more robust power design. That board has 6 phase power on the newest models, with some I think having 5. My Asus ITX board which is tiny in comparison has 8 phase power. My wife uses a EVGA z170 Stinger, which is a 4 phase board. Her 6400 took a nice OC, but nothing compared to what i could have gotten it to on an 8 phase board.
greens Splendid Jan 27, 2012 3,773 7 26,965 Jan 23, 2017 Solution #2 It is fine if you don't plan on doing any over clocking. For a full size board I would expect a more robust power design. That board has 6 phase power on the newest models, with some I think having 5. My Asus ITX board which is tiny in comparison has 8 phase power. My wife uses a EVGA z170 Stinger, which is a 4 phase board. Her 6400 took a nice OC, but nothing compared to what i could have gotten it to on an 8 phase board. Upvote 0 Downvote Solution
It is fine if you don't plan on doing any over clocking. For a full size board I would expect a more robust power design. That board has 6 phase power on the newest models, with some I think having 5. My Asus ITX board which is tiny in comparison has 8 phase power. My wife uses a EVGA z170 Stinger, which is a 4 phase board. Her 6400 took a nice OC, but nothing compared to what i could have gotten it to on an 8 phase board.
AC130xGUNNER916 Reputable Jul 19, 2015 36 0 4,530 Jan 23, 2017 #3 greens : It is fine if you don't plan on doing any over clocking. For a full size board I would expect a more robust power design. That board has 6 phase power on the newest models, with some I think having 5. My Asus ITX board which is tiny in comparison has 8 phase power. My wife uses a EVGA z170 Stinger, which is a 4 phase board. Her 6400 took a nice OC, but nothing compared to what i could have gotten it to on an 8 phase board. So what board would you recomend for a i5 6600k? Upvote 0 Downvote
greens : It is fine if you don't plan on doing any over clocking. For a full size board I would expect a more robust power design. That board has 6 phase power on the newest models, with some I think having 5. My Asus ITX board which is tiny in comparison has 8 phase power. My wife uses a EVGA z170 Stinger, which is a 4 phase board. Her 6400 took a nice OC, but nothing compared to what i could have gotten it to on an 8 phase board. So what board would you recomend for a i5 6600k?
greens Splendid Jan 27, 2012 3,773 7 26,965 Jan 23, 2017 #4 Something with 8 phase power. most of ASUS are. You can just google it. "motherboard name power phase" and it will tell you. Upvote 0 Downvote
Something with 8 phase power. most of ASUS are. You can just google it. "motherboard name power phase" and it will tell you.
AC130xGUNNER916 Reputable Jul 19, 2015 36 0 4,530 Jan 23, 2017 #5 greens : Something with 8 phase power. most of ASUS are. You can just google it. "motherboard name power phase" and it will tell you. Which ATX ASUS Z170 Motherboard would you reccomend? Upvote 0 Downvote
greens : Something with 8 phase power. most of ASUS are. You can just google it. "motherboard name power phase" and it will tell you. Which ATX ASUS Z170 Motherboard would you reccomend?
greens Splendid Jan 27, 2012 3,773 7 26,965 Jan 23, 2017 #6 The one that has the features which best suite your needs. Upvote 0 Downvote