Ask if all G43 chip motherboards support CI E2 0 specification 10

Yes, all Intel G43 chips are on board.

Yes, but the motherboard itself has an integrated graphics card, which may not be able to get up to 16 times the speed, maybe only 4 times the speed.

Yes, almost all new motherboards now support PCI E.

Hello, Foxconn to Lenovo OEM this G43, using the latest IntelG43 + ICH10 chipset design, belongs to a relatively cost-effective class of products, mostly suitable for student office workers.

It's all good upstairs.,It's true that Foxconn gave Lenovo OEM this G43,It may also be a trial version.,Similar to the heart of the heart of the heart of the door of the change of heart。

??Dizzy, what the hell is going on upstairs......

G43 is 775 needles, i7

980x is 1366 pins, can it be on? The best processor that can be used with a 775-pin socket is the Core 2

extreme

QX9775, which has long been discontinued, but it should be available now, with a unit price of more than 10,000, is the king of civilian desktop processor performance before the i series processor. Even now, it's powerful enough to kill every processor except the i7. Mainstreamly, G43 can be equipped with an E7400 or E7500, Q8300 of course is not a big problem, on E8000 and Q9000 feel a bit top-heavy.

Don't think about the i series, the interfaces are different, and they can't be plugged into the G43 socket.

The best graphics cards that can be used with the G43 are indeed the HD5970 and GTX480, as the G43 supports PCI-E

standard, but since you buy a G43, you will definitely not be able to afford these things, generally just use GTS250 or HD5750, and it will not be a big obstacle for your CPU. As far as E5300 is concerned, at most GTS250 or HD5750 is fine, and no matter how high the graphics card is, it is not very meaningful, which will cause a certain amount of waste. Because the 5300 is originally positioned in the low-end, it is obviously unreasonable to go to the high-end graphics card, and a good horse needs to be equipped with a good saddle.

Different G43 memory slots are different, two have four, and the four slots generally support 16G, that is, 4 single 4G memory; The two slots generally support 8G, that is, 2 2G memory. But there are also and more than two wire boards with four slots that can only support 8G at most, which depends on the situation.

But having that much memory obviously doesn't make any sense for a 32-bit system. Up to 2 2G can be equipped, although the recognition is not complete, but the dual-channel performance is still very good.

By the way, correcting a serious mistake upstairs.

First of all, the 32-bit system can actually be recognized to the maximum, and it is a problem with your motherboard and operating system patches, many second-line boards can often only be recognized, and miscellaneous boards can even only recognize 3G, and it is obviously wrong to blame the operating system for these reasons.

Secondly, the theoretical upper limit of the 64-bit system supports 17.2 billion GB of memory, and 64G is completely nonsense. Microsoft's 64-bit system, even if memory recognition is limited, the maximum can identify 180G memory, where to start with supporting 64G memory?

It is best to use the i7 980x Extreme.

The best graphics card can be used with GTX480 or HD5970

As for memory: two small boards, four large boards.

The maximum support is 8G 16G (single 4G), but the 32-bit system can only be recognized, and the 64-bit system supports up to 64G memory, so, if you use this motherboard to install the machine, the general application will be installed 2G, and the waste is not distressed on 2G*2, are you satisfied?

G43 with integrated graphics and P43 without integrated graphics, other parameters are roughly similar.

Who told you that GA-EG43M-S2H is P43?!

GA-EG43M-S2H is the motherboard of the G43 chipset

G is just one more integrated graphics card, many of them are small designs, P43 has many large boards, and the workmanship and materials of P43 at the same price are better than G43, unless you don't want to use a discrete graphics card.

Generally speaking, most of the G of the same grade are motherboards with integrated graphics cards, while P is to install a separate graphics card. In terms of performance alone, it is about the same, or P is slightly stronger.

Intel P43 and Intel G43 can be clearly distinguished from the PCB form factor and external interface.

Yes, it is generally backward compatible, but I recommend not opening dual channels for the memory module of 667, which is easy to blue screen. This is my suggestion.

The previous boss supported it, but you have to see if you can buy it there, but there is generally stock in the computer city.

Except for individual brands of machines are supported.

Intel's G43 or P43 motherboard definitely does not support the crossfire of discrete graphics cards, otherwise no one will buy P45.

If LZ wants to ask about a firefight with an integrated graphics card, it is also not supported, Intel does not support a firefight with an integrated graphics card.

Hello, you can go to our Dell technical forum to check the information, the content here is very comprehensive.