Thats top of the line for your motherboard. If you want to spend your money on better performance you would need to change motherboards. Anyone looking to spend over $200 on upgrades, might consider this option. For an extra $100 or so you could build a machine with 10 times the power.or is there anything better then the presler pentium for my motherboard?
Looks good to me.please tell me if all this is compatible with my pc or if theres a better deal
You ask a question and I'm not sure if you got a response to the question.do i need to buy heat resisting compound for the cpu