Hello. I warn you: there were topics on this topic in the forum, but they were not about my motherboard. So to the point. I have the ASUS P5G41T-M LX motherboard. Currently, the Intel Pentium E5700 @ 3.00GHz sits comfortably in the socket. According to my calculations, this processor is probably...

Correct the calculations Full computer configuration? Application? Budget?

No. Mount Xeon for 60-80 PLN. To read: If you can spend 2-2.2k PLN, you can think about something new - IT IS WORTH CHOOSING!

Unless for now a set without separate graphics? ... and so the integrated system will be much more efficient than your Radeon You will buy a card in time.

Intel Pentium Dual-Core E5700 @ 3.00GHz ASUS P5G41T-M LX ATI Radeon HD3650 256MB RAM Power Man 300W power supply (szajs, blacklisted) Seagate 500GB Broadcom 802.11 Wi-Fi network card DVD-RW OPTIARC drive Office matters, Pinball games or browser snail Bob games, Internet browsing, Facebook, YouTube If we choose the option of modernizing only the processor on Socket 775, then I would like to spend no more than PLN 250. However, if we choose the MOBO + CPU + GPU + PSU upgrade option, then the budget is up to PLN 1,500.

And if we modernize CPU + MOBO + GPU + PSU ??? What set would you recommend ????

Yeah, I can use the integrated, I even thought about it ... But what motherboard to buy, processor, RAM and with and s and l and c with ?

i3-8100, ASRock Z370 PRO4, 8GB DDR4, be quiet! SYSTEM POWER 8 500W

I did list in the morele.net store - is such a set enough?

Yes, that's enough - there's nothing else to fit in these 1.5k zlotys. Now write if your disks / drives are on SATA?

Yes, and the disk and DVD drive is on SATA. The disk is on SATA II and the drive I do not know, I only know that the plug is SATA.

What is the best processor for Socket 775? Or maybe replacing the whole MOBO?

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Hello. I warn you: there were topics on this topic in the forum, but they were not about my motherboard. So to the point. I have the ASUS P5G41T-M LX motherboard. Currently, the Intel Pentium E5700 @ 3.00GHz sits comfortably in the socket. According to my calculations, this processor is probably one of the best on Socket 775 (I do not know). But my question: what is the best processor for Socket 775? And if there is no sensible one, then can it replace the whole motherboard, processor, graphics card (mine is shit), and my power supply (also shit)? I look forward to your suggestions.
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szajsung22 wrote:
According to my calculations, this processor is probably one of the best on Socket 775 (I do not know).

Correct the calculations

szajsung22 wrote:
can it replace the whole motherboard, processor, graphics card (mine is shit), and my power supply (also shit)?

Full computer configuration?
Application?
Budget?
#3 17014819 05 Feb 2018 16:02

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Kasek21 wrote:
Full computer configuration?

Intel Pentium Dual-Core E5700 @ 3.00GHz
ASUS P5G41T-M LX
ATI Radeon HD3650 256MB RAM
Power Man 300W power supply (szajs, blacklisted)
Seagate 500GB
Broadcom 802.11 Wi-Fi network card
DVD-RW OPTIARC drive

Kasek21 wrote:
Application?

"Office matters", Pinball games or browser snail Bob games, Internet browsing, Facebook, YouTube

Kasek21 wrote:
Budget?

If we choose the option of modernizing only the processor on Socket 775, then I would like to spend no more than PLN 250. However, if we choose the MOBO + CPU + GPU + PSU upgrade option, then the budget is up to PLN 1,500.
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Q9650 but is it worth it
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technikabasenowa wrote:
Q9650 but is it worth it

No.

szajsung22 wrote:
If we choose the option of modernizing only the processor on Socket 775, then I would like to spend no more than PLN 250.

Mount Xeon for 60-80 PLN.
To read:
https://www.elektroda.pl/rtvforum/topic2741899.html
https://www.elektroda.pl/rtvforum/topic2946992.html

If you can spend 2-2.2k PLN, you can think about something new - IT IS WORTH CHOOSING!
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And if we modernize CPU + MOBO + GPU + PSU ??? What set would you recommend ????
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Kasek21 wrote:
If you can spend 2-2.2k PLN, you can think about something new - IT IS WORTH CHOOSING!

Unless for now a set without separate graphics? ... and so the integrated system will be much more efficient than your Radeon
You will buy a card in time.
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Yeah, I can use the integrated, I even thought about it ...
But what motherboard to buy, processor, RAM and with and s and l and c with ?
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i3-8100, ASRock Z370 PRO4, 8GB DDR4, be quiet! SYSTEM POWER 8 500W
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I did list in the morele.net store - is such a set enough?
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Yes, that's enough - there's nothing else to fit in these 1.5k zlotys.

Now write if your disks / drives are on SATA?
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Kasek21 wrote:
Are your drives / SATA drives SATA?

Yes, and the disk and DVD drive is on SATA. The disk is on SATA II and the drive I do not know, I only know that the plug is SATA.
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The discussion revolves around upgrading an ASUS P5G41T-M LX motherboard currently housing an Intel Pentium E5700 processor. The user seeks advice on the best processor for Socket 775, with suggestions including the Intel Core 2 Quad Q9650 and Xeon processors as potential upgrades. However, there is a consensus that a complete system upgrade, including a new motherboard, CPU, GPU, and power supply, may be more beneficial. Recommendations for a new setup include an Intel i3-8100 processor, ASRock Z370 PRO4 motherboard, 8GB DDR4 RAM, and a 500W power supply. The user confirms that their storage devices are SATA compatible, which is essential for the new components.
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