Is it good to use Jetbolt motherboard G31 with Pentium E5800?

Yes, (I mean P43 can be equipped with Q8200, there will be no bandwidth bottleneck) but the Jet series is not very good, this board is very average (personally I don't think it's good at all), please don't think that the motherboard is a decoration, and the motherboard plays a very important role in system stability. It is recommended to buy MSI's workmanship is good, and the technology of first-line manufacturers is good. The Gigabyte piece can be said to be of the same level, but if you are careful, you will find that the layout of that piece is a little different, if you use an IDE device to have a longboard graphics card will be a bit troublesome (you have to bypass it to plug in), and it is not compatible with some memories (personal experience), Gigabyte is more expensive than MSI.

I'm not targeting Gigabyte, I'm just being realistic. To add, you should pay attention to buying memory (a lot of fakes), it is recommended to buy a pirate ship, if you buy Kingston, you must pay attention!! (If you have any questions, please leave a message) Jabra was a second-tier manufacturer before, and after the launch of the Hummer series, it became famous, and the Jabra AM2 board is rare on the second-hand market, which shows that there are very few users who use Jabra motherboards who have opinions about it.

It would be better if I used the g41, the g31 is a bit outdated.

Unhappy.

Because E5800 is a loose piece, it is recommended to purchase E5400 original box products, which can enjoy the warranty service of regular channels.

In addition, the G31 motherboard is outdated, so it is recommended to use it with a G41 motherboard or higher.

It can be matched, but G31 generally does not support DDR3 memory. Let's use g41.

1Hello all the landlords,G31 motherboard is 775 socket,As for E5800 is also 775 interface,The two are compatible,You say sometimes restart,The 430 you used before is single-core,E5800 is dual-core,It may be caused by insufficient power supply power,Because the power consumption of dual core is higher than that of single core,If the power supply power is not enough, it may cause restart。

E5800,65W,And the landlord's Celeron 430 is 35W,30W worse,But it doesn't matter,Since the landlord uses Celeron 430,So sure the things inside will not be too good,Power consumption will not be large,So the problem of power supply should be ruled out,It is recommended that the landlord go to the computer city for a comprehensive inspection,In addition, LS doesn't even know the power consumption of the two CPUs,Just ask people to change the power supply,It's extremely immoral,Condemn here。

G31 is Intel's Sempron is AMD's, and it is not supported because of the different interfaces.

If it's Intel's single-core, the interface is LGA775 to support, but you have to use a single-core, which can be used but it hurts the motherboard.

g31,g35,g41,g45

p35,p45

X58 and other motherboards with G, P, X in front are Intel's motherboards, and only Intel's CPUs can be used, and G31 supports Intel's Atom series CPUs, and Atom is single-core.

For Call of Duty 5, it is recommended to use 9600GSO or HD4830

Shadow 9600GSO Admiral Edition, or Onda HD4830 Shenge.

The 9600GSO can be played at 1024x768 medium quality, and the HD4830 can be played at 1440*900, with medium to high image quality and 4x anti-aliasing.

If your processor is not at the level of the E5200, it is better to use 9600GSO, otherwise it will drag down the performance of the graphics card.

There are also requirements for the power supply. It is best to use 9600GSO for 270W, and HD4830 for 300W

AMD is honestly acting as if it were an overclocked CPU

And inter's is basically not overclocked, and it's better to use AMD if you want to play games.!

But the balance is that AMD will age faster than Inter, and the stability is also better!

E5800 is the U of the 45nm process of the LGA 775-pin platform, and the motherboard chipset that supports this type of CPU includes P45 and P43 for the independent graphics platform, and G45, G43, and G41 for the integrated display platform. If you don't buy a discrete graphics card for the time being, you can choose the right G43 and G41 according to the price of E5800, and you can choose the right P43 if you have a discrete display demand.

It depends on what kind of peripheral accessories you have.

G31 G33 G35 G41 all have integrated display, P31 P33 P35 P41 P43 P45 do not have integrated display, and must be matched with independent display to display the image normally.

The motherboards of these chips above can support E5800, and there are various brands.

P43 P45 Some models can support DDR3 memory modules, and most only support DDR2 memory.

The motherboards of the G41 basically support DDR3 memory modules.

If you want to upgrade the motherboard, there is no need, and the G31 is not much different from the P43 or P45. In addition, your processor is also low-end, so it is not recommended to upgrade the motherboard, and if you play games, you can consider adding a discrete graphics card.

Let's change to the P43 board, or the current P45 board** is low enough, I don't understand why you have to G31, you don't use Celeron or E2200 or something.

You can try it, there will always be improvement.

The board is a bit of that, and to play the performance is to see that the graphics card is not the power supply, and the power supply is enough.