On the Asus site they have a list of supported cpu's for that board, seems to have the best on top of the asus list, start with that on choice , https://www.asus.com/au/Motherboards/A78ME/HelpDesk_CPU/. Then reference which benchmarks fastest, higher scored wins. https://www.cpubenchmark.net/socketType.html#id16
On the Asus site they have a list of supported cpu's for that board, seems to have the best on top of the asus list, start with that on choice , https://www.asus.com/au/Motherboards/A78ME/HelpDesk_CPU/. Then reference which benchmarks fastest, higher scored wins. https://www.cpubenchmark.net/socketType.html#id16
Thanks for the help, after doing cpu comparisons i think ill get the AMD A10 7870K
If you do then buying the 7870k is a wasteful expense.
The 860k is around half the price & exactly the same spec CPU core without any integrated graphics
If you do then buying the 7870k is a wasteful expense.
The 860k is around half the price & exactly the same spec CPU core without any integrated graphics
I was just going to order all the parts i need then take it into a local pc place to put it together since i dont the first thing about changing anything other than RAM.
I agree that buying a cpu with integrated graphics is more expensive, a cost you don't need if you have a graphics card. But if you wanted to sell pc later and keep your card for the next build, you would not have graphics in that pc to sell it, worth considering?