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Hello so i have just bought this Foxconn A9DA-S,
Motherboard for £26 and im woundering if its any good?
The main reason why i bought it was because it has the AMD3 socket for my phenom II x4 CPU and it has 2 PCI-E slots also duel channel ddr3 4Dimms @1333 or OC 1600
Also it has Integrated ATI® Radeon™ HD4290
Is this motherboard a good starting point to build upon? [this would be my first build and im a complete tool to this stuff at the moment]
In future i will build BIGGER better computers but for now to learn practice ect.... will this suffice my needs
Im looking to Overclock a little bit on the video cards ram and CPU unsure if you can overclock anything else, Also use the PC as a everyday PC a little light gaming web browzing ect..... Maybe video editing and sound editing if i decide to try that route out.
Basicly is the board any good. Pro's and Con's really.
Also trying to figure out how to use the text "link" as a clickable link
Code:
[URL="http://www.foxconnchannel.com/ProductDetail.aspx?T=motherboard&U=en-us0000495"]http://www.foxconnchannel.com/ProductDetail.aspx?T=motherboard&U=en-us0000495[/URL]
The main reason why i bought it was because it has the AMD3 socket for my phenom II x4 CPU and it has 2 PCI-E slots also duel channel ddr3 4Dimms @1333 or OC 1600
Also it has Integrated ATI® Radeon™ HD4290
Is this motherboard a good starting point to build upon? [this would be my first build and im a complete tool to this stuff at the moment]
In future i will build BIGGER better computers but for now to learn practice ect.... will this suffice my needs
Im looking to Overclock a little bit on the video cards ram and CPU unsure if you can overclock anything else, Also use the PC as a everyday PC a little light gaming web browzing ect..... Maybe video editing and sound editing if i decide to try that route out.
Basicly is the board any good. Pro's and Con's really.
Also trying to figure out how to use the text "link" as a clickable link
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