Post number #317458, ID: a3e807
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What is the best or a good affordable motherboard and CPU for the 1070
Post number #317605, ID: e88cb8
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You're on about affordability when you have a 1070..
Post number #317948, ID: 6fee77
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So.... You thought "shit this is a great graphics card and it's on sale!" And dumped your entire budget on it?
I did the same.
I went with a cabylake i5 and the cheapest (compatible) asroc mobo you can find.
Post number #317950, ID: 6fee77
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Don't forget ~8 to 12 gigs of ram, and you'll be fine.
Post number #317951, ID: 6fee77
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Shit two dubbz ^-^
Post number #318246, ID: 9983c9
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OP here ok not affordable then what's just some really good stuff so that it doesnt bottleneck the 1070
Post number #318256, ID: 9983c9
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>>6fee77 yea I've got a similar set up but I've had it for a while now and I want to upgrade the CPU and mono a bit
Post number #318828, ID: 6fee77
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>>318256 if you want to stick with intel, you could always just upgrade to a current gen i7. I'm not sure what a good mobo would be for your setup tho
Post number #319925, ID: 6c034a
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i3 is good enough. The new ones have 4 cores and ~4ghz in turbo mode.
Post number #321030, ID: 716794
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>>6c034a well I've got an i5 right now but to run stuff at ultra I feel I need an i7
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