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If you want to buy a new custom gaming computer, you will have many options to choose from, almost every custom PC site offers multiple upgrades, but little or no explanation. In this first part of the Custom Gaming PC buyer's guide learn about the motherboards, processors, CPU and memory cooling. next section will give an overview on video cards, cases, cooling of power supplies, and more.

When you pick up computer with a CPU cheaper it is most likely with the low budget motherboard, the processors are paired with expensive motherboards. It has been created for the purpose of the balance between the CPU and MB - you do not need SLI or CrossFire with AMD to lower prices, so why spend your money on it? All motherboards are different depending on the CPU socket type they support, memory configuration and additional features such as the number of USB ports, integrated graphics (video), SLI or CrossFire support.

Motherboards AMD
AMD 740G - General Council based MicroATX with a limited number of standard features - Phenom II support, 4-8 USB ports, one PCI-e, 100 Mbps Ethernet, 2-4 memory slots (8 GB RAM-4 ), basic sound system with 5ch support. Good for basic computer, integrated video (ATI Radeon 2100) is generally low and turned off for discreet video card.
AMD 760G - 740G virtually identical, but with support better CPU, Gigabyte Ethernet, USB 8.6, Integrated Video - ATI HD 3000, may have the HDMI port, 8 channel audio system.
AMD 770 - the most popular because of cheap flight and possible features included. No videos on board, but CrossFire support available, all AMD CPUs support, four memory slots - Up to 16 GB of RAM, 8-12 USB ports and FireWire. HD sound with optical and / or coaxial SPDIF. Enlarge the board with DDR3 support.
AMD 785G - later in the councils integrated GPU Radeon 4200 onboard ATI, all possible features included - eSATA, up to 16 GB of RAM, available CrossFire, 6-8 USB ports, DDR3 support, HD audio and SPDIF HDMI output.
AMD 790X - almost like AMD 770, but with DDR3 and Crossfire standard, as well as USB 3.0 and SATA-III available. most advanced motherboard with more features and better speed in games and applications load.

Motherboards Intel
Intel G41 - usually very basic microATX board with limited functionality - Core 2 Duo / Quad Support, 4-8 USB ports, one PCI-e, 100Mbps Ethernet, memory, 2 slots (8 GB RAM-4) its base system 5ch support. Good for basic computer, video integrated Intel GPU is unnecessary and generally turned off for discreet video card.
Intel P43/45 - good advice designed with many features very modern, up to 16 GB of DDR3 RAM with possible single PCI-E, LGA775 full support, 6-10 USB, Ethernet Gigabyte northbridge fast and efficient overclocking.
Intel H55 - large board for LGA1156 processors with many features available. Integrated Video Intel Core i3/i5 CPU with HDCP support, Intel i3/i5 supported processors, four memory slots - Up to 16 GB of RAM, 8-12 USB and FireWire. HD sound with optical and / or coaxial SPDIF, HDMI and onboard DDR3.
Intel P55 - it is an analogue of the H55, but no video ports full i5/i7 LGA1156 support, CrossFire available, council fullsize, DDR3, eSATA, SPDIF optical.
Intel X58 - Intel board the most advanced of all possible functions, as well as SLI and CrossFire support, 3 channel DDR3 memory, lots of SATA and USB ports, Intel LGA1366 i7 CPU support with future additions to the proposed line LGA1366 - very good investment for the future of technology.

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