How to pick a motherboard?

#1

crackbabydumpster

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I need to replace my motherboard, it was a Gigabyte B75m-D3H. How can I figure out what other mobo will work with my computer? I can't find the B75m-D3H in a store near me

#2

jert

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You basically have to look one the same size (if you have a small case), which is Micro ATX in your case.

Also, you have to get the same Socket, which is Intel LGA 1155 in your case.

When you install a new motherboard, you also have re-install Windows. It's best that you try to find an identical one.

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You basically have to look one the same size (if you have a small case), which is Micro ATX in your case.

Also, you have to get the same Socket, which is Intel LGA 1155 in your case.

When you install a new motherboard, you also have re-install Windows. It's best that you try to find an identical one.

Add me if you have any questions!

#3

yttrium

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Just aim for the same chipset and form factor and you should be good.

You're looking for a motherboard with the B75 chipset in the Micro ATX form factor.

Just aim for the same chipset and form factor and you should be good.

You're looking for a motherboard with the B75 chipset in the Micro ATX form factor.

#4

jeff

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the lga 1155 mobo's these days are hard to come by, I myself have a i7 2600 lga 1155 and just upgraded to a matx Asus Maximus V Gene mobo for $180 off ebay.

look for the same chipset, right atx size to fit your case, and socket for the cpu.

the lga 1155 mobo's these days are hard to come by, I myself have a i7 2600 lga 1155 and just upgraded to a matx Asus Maximus V Gene mobo for $180 off ebay.

look for the same chipset, right atx size to fit your case, and socket for the cpu.