Difference between this and the P8Z77-V (LGA1155)?
1561902
http://www.asus.com/Motherboards/P8Z77V_LK/specifications/ http://www.asus.com/es/Motherboards/P8Z77V/specifications/
1870955
Z97 is LGA1150... if you want to use that CPU, you'll have to get the X79 which is compatible with the LGA2011 socket.
1505909
It does but it depends on the motherboard, some have released updated firmware to run Z97 in the Z87 but a lot of motherboards just don't support it.
288114
The z87-g43 is just a newer motherboard H87-g43.. not much of a performance difference.. both boards are really good for all around use including gaming..
702683
This motherboard is LGA1155 (socket). This socket fits Sandy Bridge processors (i3-21xx, i5 2xxx, i7 2xxx), Ivy Bridge Processors (3000 series but up till 3770K), but NOT Haswell processors (4000 series up till 4771K) or Sandy Bridge-E (3820, 3930, 3960X, 3930K) or Ivy Bridge-E (4930K, 4960X) as the last two as LGA2011, a completely different socket found currently on X79. LGA1155 is found on 6-series chipsets and 7-series up till Z77. Haswell, up till now, is LGA1150 and 8-series up till Z87. The Pentiums also work on these boards, following the same rules above. They are currently dual cores with no HyperThreading. Hope this answers your question.
1601426
Yes it is, This Proc fits into the LGA1150 seamlessly. I think the FCLGA1150 is either a typo or a different definition of the same thing.
950773
Pc5300 is DDR2 667 and Pc6400 is DDR2 800, they are 2 different speeds have to check with seller see if picture was posted wrong
1013565
Sorry I just saw this. I do not know ? All I know is that it is made for LGA 775 mother boards. That info should be in the manual!!
1461428
They are the same model/chipset the only difference is the amount of video memory. GV-N760OC-4GD REV2.0 has twice as much memory.
1358574
Its labeled to be usable with AM3(+)/LGA 1366/LGA 1155/LGA 775 on the box. Another side note... This thing is HUUUUGE.. Picture is extremely deceiving.
833112
Processor you define is LGA1156. Board is LGA1155. With research you might find the cpu will work. I would have to say it will not work at present. Are you talking about power to hard-disks? The power supply you buy will have both 4-pin molex and sata. Buy adapters if you need them. I assume you don't want to spend money replacing the cpu, and want to get an 'old' board that will work with it. Your local pc tech might be able to advise you.Correction: I looked at my board and see the 8-pin connector. PSU's are cheap, and I recommend a new one, rather than get built-up and find something not right due to adapting from 4-pins. Since LGA spec is out, find an LGA1156 board. Might be 4-pin for that connector. Processor you define is LGA1156. Board is LGA1155. With research you might find the cpu will work. I would have to say it will not work at present. Are you talking about power to hard-disks? The power supply you buy will have both 4-pin molex and sata. Buy adapters if you need them. I assume you don't want to spend money replacing the cpu, and want to get an 'old' board that will work with it. Your local pc tech might be able to advise you.Correction: I looked at my board and see the 8-pin connector. PSU's are cheap, and I recommend a new one, rather than get built-up and find... » Read More Processor you define is LGA1156. Board is LGA1155. With research you might find the cpu will work. I would have to say it will not work at present. Are you talking about power to hard-disks? The power supply you buy will have both 4-pin molex and sata. Buy adapters if you need them. I assume you don't want to spend money replacing the cpu, and want to get an 'old' board that will work with it. Your local pc tech might be able to advise you.Correction: I looked at my board and see the 8-pin connector. PSU's are cheap, and I recommend a new one, rather than get built-up and find something not right due to adapting from 4-pins. Since LGA spec is out, find an LGA1156 board. Might be 4-pin for that connector. « Show Less
2239543
I am not seeing a difference - the question visible to me does not indicate what "this" is referring too except for a picture of the box showing "ADVC110" so it looks like we are talking about the same thing.
200868
Hi&#65292;CTURC,Actually I purchased this memory just for HP DL 360 G7 server,It's perfectly compatible,not sure if compatible for GA Z77 motherboard. Regards. Jason
127
The h81m chipset supports this processor. Both are LGA 1150 so should work fine.
1678423
They are the same thing. They both work on LGA1150, LGA1155, LGA1156, LGA1366, and LGA2011. I believe the RTS2011LC was for the overclocking of the 2011 chip.
1884812
Yes it is. But. If you get a blue screen..... There is a likelihood that the RAM is broken. Check then with the memory diagnostic tool. If it's the GA970 series.... There the voltage is adjustable in the BIOS
1707798
I don't recall...but I bought mine a few months back and it worked immediately with the AMD A10-7850K chip. I wouldn't worry about compatibility at this point. The old product is most likely pushed through. GREAT MOBO.