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What motherboard should I get that is compatible with radeon 5770 and supports ddr3?

I want to upgrade the specs on my comp to increase performance and play the latest games at a decent graphics level. The radeon 5770 1 gb seems to be pretty decent and I think 2 gb ddr3 should suffice for now. What I'm clueless about is the motherboard. Some suggestions please.

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  2. Well it depends on your price range and whether you will be overclocking in the future or not. Also you need to know what socket your CPU is. But the best deal is as follows: Low End: MSI X58 Platinum SLI Motherboard RETAILS for $220 High End: ASUS P6T7 WS SuperComputer Motherboard $480 All are from tigerdirect (highly reccommend) and compatible with core i7 Hope you find the right mobo cheers
  3. What type processor? AMD or INTEL. If you are using an ATI vid card AMD chipset mobo's work much better. Look at these: http://www.newegg.com/Product/ProductCombos.aspx?Item=N82E16820148322&SubCategory=147&SortField=0&PageSize=10&page=1 This vid card is better than the 5770......the 5770 is 128bit mem interface this 4870 is 256bit mem interface. http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814150436
  4. Its the same regardless of what motherboard you use, AMD or ATI The graphic card works with the motherboard through the PCIE standard, which is not own by AMD. How can you claim it works better for AMD only? All motherboard works the same for all graphic card. AMD or intel, doesn't matter The only good platform with DDR3 support you can get is the Core i7 boards, LGA1366, the boards also known as x58 boards Asus P6T is a decent board with great stability without having to break your bank
  5. you should try moving to amd its cheap and powerful too :) try this config amd phenom II x2 550 BE amd 785G based motherboard (try gigabyte or jetway )
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