SolvedWould these be compatible with mobo?

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Quote Originally Posted by topblast View Post


OMG NO WAY, I have the AMD version to u chipset
c:

Nvidia > AMD

inb4 nVidia fanboyz

anyways, do you have any idea?

Quote Originally Posted by aeronyx View Post


c:

Nvidia > AMD

inb4 nVidia fanboyz

anyways, do you have any idea?

lol u dont get it LOL U have the nVidia 630i (Intel) i have the nVidia 630a (AMD)

i already have 8gigs of ram(DDR3), should of gotten the 6core and not the quad, and I own
Quote Originally Posted by topblast View Post


lol u dont get it LOL U have the nVidia 630i (Intel) i have the nVidia 630a (AMD)

i already have 8gigs of ram(DDR3), should of gotten the 6core and not the quad, and I own
i7 2600k > Any AMD Hex Core CPU's.
Quote Originally Posted by Stevenom View Post


i7 2600k > Any AMD Hex Core CPU's.
My i7 fried when I OC'd it. AMD everyday.
Quote Originally Posted by Lehsyrus View Post


My i7 fried when I OC'd it. AMD everyday.
That was your own fault for frying it.
Even with i7 2600k at stock frequencies are better any AMD CPU's.
Quote Originally Posted by Stevenom View Post


That was your own fault for frying it.
Even with i7 2600k at stock frequencies are better any AMD CPU's.
Then explain to me why an i7 fries when trying to OC at 4.4 when the turbo boosters in my 6200 are able to raise to 4.6 using the boosters alone whilst this is only the second model from this series to come in so far
Read yo specs:

ECS Web Site

It supports 8GB DDR2 @ 800MHZ

Socket LGA775 for Intel 95W CPU supports Core™2 Quad to Celeron
Supports Intel 45nm Core 2 Quad(Yorkfield) and Core2 Duo(Wolfdale) series processors.
OMG DAVE WAS HERE *faint* thanks for the site, i am thinking of getting a graphicscard be nice to know what I support,
I mean u should be able to agree THIS ONBOARD GRAPHICS CARD SUCK! geForce 7050, thats half of the worst graphics card in the 7000 series
Yes, just google your Mobo, read the specs and see if it supports your stuff. Single channel only though, so your 2 ram sticks but function together in dual channel.

º Single-channel DDR2 memory architecture
º 2 x 240-pin DDR2 DIMM socket support up to 8 GB*
º Support DDR2 800/667/533 MHz DDR2 Memory
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Quote Originally Posted by Stevenom View Post


That was your own fault for frying it.
Even with i7 2600k at stock frequencies are better any AMD CPU's.
Then explain to me why an i7 fries when trying to OC at 4.4 when the turbo boosters in my 6200 are able to raise to 4.6 using the boosters alone whilst this is only the second model from this series to come in so far
AMD CPU operates at a lower temperature.
You had a 2600k?
You were overclocking turbo, not base clock frequency right?
Stock cooler or not?
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