[Haydn]

Hey guys, Would this motherboard http://www.misco.co.uk/Product/17348...M1-Motherboard and this processor http://www.misco.co.uk/Product/17374...-APU-Processor
work together? I am building this computer for my grandpa so it doesn't really need to be that powerful. xD

[Calgon]

The factor you need to look at for compatibility between processors and motherboards is the socket.

Processor:
Processor Socket Socket FM1

Motherboard:
Processor Socket 1 x Socket FM1

I would presume this is a match, but if you have any questions prior to buying something, you can always bug support.

[Haydn]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Calgon The factor you need to look at for compatibility between processors and motherboards is the socket. Processor: Processor Socket Socket FM1 Motherboard: Processor Socket 1 x Socket FM1 I would presume this is a match, but if you have any questions prior to buying something, you can always bug support.

Alright, Thanks again Calgon, I actually need more of your help in a sec, I went over to amazon, and got it much cheaper. I will just need you to tell me if everything is alright.

[Haydn]

Alright, Sorry for double posting, but here, http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B...A17AS5ETPMZ9A1

Will this motherboard, work with two or one of these harddrives? http://www.amazon.co.uk/Generic-Hard...puters_title_0

Also, Will everything here work?

Power supply
Graphics card
Thermal paste
CPU cooler
DVD drive
Case
The bundle

and this wireless card Wireless card

Is there anything else I need?

[weedarr]

The AMD processor I bought came with a cooler and thermal paste applied so I would say yours will to and you can save a bit of cash.

[TheArcher]

If you're buying for gaming Intel's are better than AMDs. They might be more expensive than AMD but more powerful. For a good gaming CPU i reccomand an i5 2500k, high performance, overclockable.

[weedarr]

Quote:

Originally Posted by TheArcher If you're buying for gaming Intel's are better than AMDs. They might be more expensive than AMD but more powerful. For a good gaming CPU i reccomand an i5 2500k, high performance, overclockable.

"I am building this computer for my grandpa so it doesn't really need to be that powerful. xD "

Unless he is a gaming grandpa...

[TheArcher]

Quote:

Originally Posted by weedarr "I am building this computer for my grandpa so it doesn't really need to be that powerful. xD " Unless he is a gaming grandpa...

Hehe XD, so that specs are more than enough