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Old 4th Dec 2006, 09:01 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Question P965 vs. 945G

What's the difference between a 945G based mobo and a P965 based mobo?
I'm planning to build a system with the following spec:

- Core2Duo E6400
- Radeon x1950pro
- 512MB DDR2 667 (x2)
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Which chipset should I get? P965 or 945G?
I'm using it for gaming, not using CrossFire.
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Old 4th Dec 2006, 09:45 PM   #2 (permalink)
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P965 is newer and supports DDR2 800
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P965 is a great overclocking chipset, cheaper than the high end 975X.
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The P965 chipset was made with the core2 duo processor in mind, while the 945g is a p4 compatable chipset that has been ported to support C2D processors.
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Definitey go for a motherboard that has the P965 chipset.
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The P965 chipset was made with the core2 duo processor in mind, while the 945g is a p4 compatable chipset that has been ported to support C2D processors.
But 975X was designed for P4 as well, but it's still hailed as the overclocking king.
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I say go for the 965, as it is newer and much better for overclocking...and if you can afford it...buy a new 975 Ver. 2 Motherboard, as it supports Core 2 Duo CPUs already...

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whats your budget? 945 is still a good chipset. the MSI 945P neo3 is a very, very solid board if you are on a tight budget
965 supports ddr800, but DDR800 speed doesn't make that big difference in performance..

975x? whats the point if you are not into overclocking? 975x board is expensive!
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whats your budget? 945 is still a good chipset. the MSI 945P neo3 is a very, very solid board if you are on a tight budget
965 supports ddr800, but DDR800 speed doesn't make that big difference in performance..

975x? whats the point if you are not into overclocking? 975x board is expensive!
Yeah...975x is pretty expensive...that's why I advised him to buy it, only if he can afford the xtra money. But still, if he's not going to overclock, I would still go for the 965.

But hey, that's just me...
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At the time the Cores are out, which chipset are already released and provided support for these? 945 or 965 first?
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