Recent content by ashtindler97

Thank you for your help in choosing the parts. I just ordered them and they should all come in within 2 weeks. I went with the following parts: GIGABYTE H370M DS3H LGA 1151 (300 Series) Intel H370 HDMI SATA 6Gb/s USB 3.1 Micro ATX Intel Motherboard Intel - Core i5-8400 Coffee Lake Six-Core...

The difference in price between the Gigabyte H370M and Z370M is only about $20. Even though I do not plan on overclocking the CPU would there be any advantage to upgrading to the Z370M? Also, do both of these boards support the same RAM speed? I saw somewhere online said that the H370 only...

I'm a little confused with all the board options. What are the differences between the Gigabyte B360M D3H, B360M DS3H, H370m D3H, and H370M DS3H? Can you recommend which one of these boards to pair with an Intel i5 - 8400? Also, do the boards limit the speed of the RAM you can use with them...

Do you think I would face any compatibility issues with the following parts: Gigabyte H370M DS3H Micro ATX Motherboard Intel i5-8400 Processor Crucial Ballistix Sport LT 16GB (2 x 8GB) DDR4-2400 Memory Fenvi FV- T919 WIFI adapter

I plan on using the Intel i5-8400 but am looking for a board that supports 4k output through HDMI with integrated graphics. Is that possible?

Would you recommend that board over the Z370M?

Thank you. This option seems better than the one I originally chose as it includes Bluetooth also. Do you think I am making the right decision with the Gigabyte Z370M motherboard? It doesn't have HDMI 2.0 but I can't seem to find any mATX that do

I am planning on using the Gigabyte Z370M motherboard and TP-Link Archer T9E PCI-Express WIFI adapter

That looks like an interesting build and definitely similar to what I am going for. I was wondering if there were any major differences in our motherboard as his is slightly cheaper. Also, he doesn't mention anything about WIFI or Bluetooth on his system. Do you know if the WIFI adapter I linked...

Hello everybody, My goal is to build a mATX hackintosh with similar specs to the newly released 2018 mac mini, for around $600 and with the option of adding a dedicated GPU in the future. I was wondering if anyone has had success in building a similar system or has any recommendations of...