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thankyou everyone for ur help :)

thankyou very much :)

i assumed they had done some kind of compatibility check, thankyou for confirmation, amazon return it is ;) il have a look for a decent replacement in the @£120 range if such a chip exists rgds ed

my thoughts too re the boards page, its just those few pages via the ever reliable google that had me confused. thanks for ur input at this ungodly hour (uk)

this is a asap question so any help would be most appreciated as its a friends kids xmas pc thats the issue so motherboard is gigabyte GA-H110M-DS2 (rev. 1.0) cpu is i3-8100 mb is 6/7th gen, cpu is 8th, yet on more than one page their listed as compatible ie...

this is a asap question so any help would be most appreciated as its a friends kids xmas pc thats the issue so motherboard is gigabyte GA-H110M-DS2 (rev. 1.0) cpu is i3-8100 mb is 6/7th gen, cpu is 8th, yet on more than one page their listed as compatible ie...

its actually the enclosure the 3tb came from :)

as per title i have a 3tb seagate that i partitioned and formatted internally, its fine, no errors, but when i remove this drive and put it in a external enclosure it doesn't show up (enclosure is a seagate 3.0 mains powered one). is the partition/formatting internally different to that which...

as per the title is this feature worth enabling on the 525gb m.2 mx300, pros cons?

and working out of the box with no issues? or is it a matter of getting a magic combination of parts

im constantly reading ryzen will get better, it needs time to mature, but if u want 100 percent working out of the box, no issues, can it still be considered for a new build?

i am in this position, iv bought all the parts i can, case cooler fans etc but havent decided on amd v intel, but reading thru the ryzen threads there are far too many rma stories for my liking

thanks for the info

im thinking of buying a 2nd hand gpu, id like to tear it down for cleaning, which paste should i re-apply after cleaning, kryonaut? thankyou for any and all help

hi do you know how this drive compares to the 960 evo, or are they one and the same essentially.

i believe the taichi has better/more power phases than most boards, i don't know if it helps or not as it doesn't seem to have helped the ch6

any reviews on the taichi for stability etc

is the k7 readily available yet?

is the k7 a more stable problem free board?

would u say ryzen is to be avoided altogether or just the ch6, im building a new pc and i am trying to choose between ryzen and the 7700k. sorry about ur board.