Intel Core i5 3470 Quad for my ga-990xa-ud3 motherboard?


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    Windows 7 Prem 64
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    Intel Core i5 3470 Quad for my ga-990xa-ud3 motherboard?


    Can my motherboard support an i5?
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    Windows 10 Pro X64
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    Welcome to the forums kthoidc. Your motherboard is AMD so no you can not use an Intel cpu

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    Windows 7 Prem 64
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    So basically I would need an intel motherboard to support i5? And if I was to buy to a new motherboard what would be a good one for my radeon 6850 and 8GB dd3 ram?
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    Windows 10 Pro X64
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    kthoidc said:
    So basically I would need an intel motherboard to support i5? And if I was to buy to a new motherboard what would be a good one for my radeon 6850 and 8GB dd3 ram?
    Yes, I would recommend a Z77 board, you have a good GPU and ram and Z77 board will support it.
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    Windows 7 Ultimate x64
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    Dude said:
    kthoidc said:
    So basically I would need an intel motherboard to support i5? And if I was to buy to a new motherboard what would be a good one for my radeon 6850 and 8GB dd3 ram?
    Yes, I would recommend a Z77 board, you have a good GPU and ram and Z77 board will support it.

    I agree with Dude. A Z77 board would work great. Asus and MSI make some really nice ones and you can find one on any budget.
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    Windows 7 Pro X64 SP1
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    JackALope52x said:
    I agree with Dude. A Z77 board would work great. Asus and MSI make some really nice ones and you can find one on any budget.
    The "any budget" bit might drive things to a B75 board at the low end. I'm not sure what that would lose compared to a fully blown Z77 board.
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    Windows 7 Professional 64bit SP1
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    If you don't need a bunch of PCI slots or Intel LAN, this would be a good choice: Asus P8Z77-M

    Or you could go with an H77 motherboard...
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