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Just wondering if this is all compatible?

EmatoelDiablo · 2012-10-11 21:05:20

Just wondering if I can put all this in an ATX case alright. Thanks ;)

11-10-2012 9:05pm

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EmatoelDiablo

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Just wondering if I can put all this in an ATX case alright.
Thanks

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Yep it will all fit fine into an ATX case, however if you intend on overclocking you can't do it with a H61 board.

If you don't fancy overclocking you can save 20 quid by getting the plain old i5-3570 as there is no point paying extra for overclocking ability that you aren't going to use, but if you do you'll need to splash out a little bit more on a z77 board like this one.

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