16 Apr 2013 at 16:09 #1 gublok gublok Associate Joined 1 Nov 2012 Posts 256 Location lancatser hi i am building my mum a pc she wants a I5 but i have only even used amd anything i should no before the bit arrive and advice would be verry helpful
hi i am building my mum a pc she wants a I5 but i have only even used amd anything i should no before the bit arrive and advice would be verry helpful
16 Apr 2013 at 16:12 #2 Doomedspeed Doomedspeed Soldato Joined 13 Oct 2011 Posts 11,881 Location Melbourne, Australia The pins are the opposite way round. Apart from that, no!
16 Apr 2013 at 16:12 #3 TheBeardedYeti TheBeardedYeti Associate Joined 23 Mar 2013 Posts 180 I'm assuming your Mum will just be using the PC for standard browsing etc, unless shes a radical gamer, which I'm not ruling out just yet.. Do you have a specific budget in mind too?, require keyboard/mouse/monitor as well? Edit.. Just re-read and realised you've already ordered.. Guess I'd still like to know the answer on the gaming front Last edited: 16 Apr 2013
I'm assuming your Mum will just be using the PC for standard browsing etc, unless shes a radical gamer, which I'm not ruling out just yet.. Do you have a specific budget in mind too?, require keyboard/mouse/monitor as well? Edit.. Just re-read and realised you've already ordered.. Guess I'd still like to know the answer on the gaming front
16 Apr 2013 at 23:34 #4 gublok gublok Associate OP Joined 1 Nov 2012 Posts 256 Location lancatser she plays wow and and some other rpg thanks for the info about the pins
17 Apr 2013 at 00:24 #5 ColEx ColEx Soldato Joined 20 Apr 2004 Posts 2,510 Location Portsmouth The grinding sound of the pins when you lock a i5 into its socket is pretty scary if its your first ever Intel build. As a long time AMD user myself, that's the only thing i can think of that was "different" when building my rig.
The grinding sound of the pins when you lock a i5 into its socket is pretty scary if its your first ever Intel build. As a long time AMD user myself, that's the only thing i can think of that was "different" when building my rig.
17 Apr 2013 at 16:10 #6 gublok gublok Associate OP Joined 1 Nov 2012 Posts 256 Location lancatser thank guys it up and running run better than my piledriver yes that sound is verry distrbing
17 Apr 2013 at 20:49 #7 areksnumbr1sxylady areksnumbr1sxylady Permabanned Joined 20 Nov 2011 Posts 3,814 Location Cambridge/Chicago First time when I built my intel 1155 rig... God the sound that motherboard made... I really thought I bent all the pins that existed...
First time when I built my intel 1155 rig... God the sound that motherboard made... I really thought I bent all the pins that existed...
17 Apr 2013 at 21:13 #8 scotsdragon scotsdragon Associate Joined 1 Apr 2013 Posts 2,149 Location Dundee, Scotland It is scary but if you checked vids before you will have been ready for it lol
17 Apr 2013 at 22:00 #9 OptimaLnrg OptimaLnrg Soldato Joined 9 Mar 2009 Posts 2,877 Location - The cpu is harder to break and the mobo slightly easier
17 Apr 2013 at 22:32 #10 gublok gublok Associate OP Joined 1 Nov 2012 Posts 256 Location lancatser i think itel have the right i would rather spend £70 on a mobo then £200 on a cpu that i bent the pins on
i think itel have the right i would rather spend £70 on a mobo then £200 on a cpu that i bent the pins on