what motherboard would be good for these parts?

stormy13 · 07 Aug 2013

Newegg.com - ASRock G41C-GS LGA 775 Intel G41 Micro ATX Intel Motherboard

or similar.

fspsyco · 07 Aug 2013

well what motherboard do you reccomend

fspsyco · 07 Aug 2013

stormy13 said:

Newegg.com - ASRock G41C-GS LGA 775 Intel G41 Micro ATX Intel Motherboard

or similar.

would this work for all the current parts i have?

fspsyco · 07 Aug 2013

i looked into the mother bord you posted and it is a bit smaller then the older one which is 9.6in X 9.6 and the new one is 9.6 X 7.8 that seams like it would have issues fitting with the screws

bobafetthotmail · 08 Aug 2013

Of the two I would still prefer the one you found. The one from newegg has only two DDR2 slots (and 2 DDR3 slots). All else is more or less equal.
With more free DDR2 slots you can more easily upgrade RAM. How much ram banks you have? 3 GB is not an even number. You have 2 GB and 1 GB? or three 1 GB?

seams like it would have issues fitting with the screws

the position of screw holes in the mobo is standardized, it's always the same. unless it does not physically fit in the case it will be fine.

fspsyco · 11 Aug 2013

bobafetthotmail said:

I would still prefer the one you found

the position of screw holes in the mobo is standardized

You have 2 GB and 1 GB? or three 1 GB?

1.awesome i thought it was good

2.thanks, i do have a good understanding of pc's i not as much as you guys

3:i have 4 sticks and i punched it in to the calculator and it is (1.33 repeating per stick)

bobafetthotmail · 11 Aug 2013

fspsyco said:

3:i have 4 sticks and i punched it in to the calculator and it is (1.33 repeating per stick)

Lol it does not work like that

. RAM sticks come in specific sizes. 512MB, 1GB, 2GB, 4GB, 8GB and so on doubling capacity each iteration.
If you post some pics of them where the sticker is readable me or someone else should help to identify their capacity and frequency (speed) by looking up their serial numbers.