MSI computer who build it
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MSI, or Micro-Star International Co, has been around since the 80's. They are an OEM manufacturer for several other companies and they also market their own laptops, motherboards and video cards.
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I love this computer its very fast, does not over heat , and the graphics are very very real ,by dell
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http://www.msimobile.com/level3_productpage.aspx?id=396 Here you can see more specific information about the computer and the brand.
530906
What do you mean by inside info? Someone on another board said that they contacted MSI and they said that it was scheduled for release mid-March. Is that what you mean?
361739
No, at least not from MSI. There are some backlit keyboards that you (or a reseller) could put in though
507501
i am assuming you have a core i5, this is an ivy bridge chip. same prob i had. the msi board will not work with an ivy chip, only sandy. only way to use the board is post with a sandy, then install the ivy. I went thru MSI, foxconn, and gigabyte MBs all with the same problem. i RMAd them. it is their fault not informing ppl of this. Good Luck to you.
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Most of them are Jasper mb, just a few you will find a Falcon motherboard. A tip is look for the manufacture date, after dec-2008 every single on I saw was Jasper
956710
Yes, yes, and yes. It does support all of that. I looked in the official manual. http://us.msi.com/service/download/manual-20911.html
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It does not appear to be listed as a supported CPU.http://us.msi.com/support/mb/FM2A75MAE35.html#support-cpu
2175103
Yes it will. Just make sure to visit the MSI website for an updated driver.
588401
I own it and I am slowly building my own computer from it. No matter what I connect or consider adding, this computer can take it. Remember, though, that this is a mini tower, so you can't buy regular parts for it. You have to use the mini motherboard and everything else. I made that mistake and the poor seller agreed to take back the huge motherboard I had bought.
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MSI has sold a wide range of motherboards over the years. To determine compatibility issues, the exact model of the brand of a board is necessary. Once the model is known by looking at the information on the board itself, go the the website www.intel.com or www.msi.com and information will be on one or the other concerning compatibility of the CPU and motherboard. Remember to note the type memory supported by the motherboard and chassis type (ATX, micro ATX, mini ATX etc.) at the same time. If you want to build a machine which is breathlessly fast, choose an Intel board, the i5-4750 and an Intel solid state drive. My system with Windows 7 boots in 37 seconds including typing in the pass word and commands are executed so rapidly that I wonder if I have clicked my mouse.
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This includes the MS1 case, V2.2 main board, MS1 processor, and all components to build it according to the standard MegaManual directions. We also include a DB37 solder type connector for making your own wiring harness. The software is a free download, and a tuning cable is not included, but this is a standard computer part. Thanks, Matt Cramer DIYAutoTune
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Standard items sent with Intel motherboards as follows: 1] Interface plate for external connections 2] SLI jumper for dual graphic cards 3] 6 SATA connectors 4] Quick Reference 5] Layout decal for mounting inside case 6] Card with detailed status codes for board 7] Disc containing express installer of drivers, product guide, and 3 year warranty details 8] Yellow sheet containing driver and bios update info/usb, keyboard, and mouse recommendations That's all.
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Its an H81m-e33 made by MSI. It supports up to 16gb ram, 2x 8gb sticks. There are only 2 dimm slots for memory.
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You can create a "white box" installation that has lots of other drivers installed.The intel is the only one by default so for my shuttle servers i built the white box and still used the dual intel card.
209051
I don't think the model where it's installed matters, but once it's installed it's linked to the motherboard in some way so it can't be used on another machine for another installation and activation, even if the first machine dies.
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Technology is ever hard to predict, but you can hedge your bets a bit with a little research. Look into whats coming up for release as far as hardware, most major manufacturors have dates of the next generation of processor,memory upgrade, motherboard or graphics tech. Simply put, if a new tech is about to be released wait for it before you purchase a new system. Having said that, something is always about to be released and you can drive yourself crazy. This is the first MSI that I have bought and have no complaints and am pleased with the unit, it has performed exceptionally well for everything I have asked of it. Technology is ever hard to predict, but you can hedge your bets a bit with a little research. Look into whats coming up for release as far as hardware, most major manufacturors have dates of the next generation of processor,memory upgrade, motherboard or graphics tech. Simply put, if a new tech is about to be released wait for it before you purchase a new system. Having said that, something is always about to be released and you can drive yourself crazy. This is the first MSI that I have bought and have no complaints and am pleased with the unit, it has performed exceptionally well... » Read More Technology is ever hard to predict, but you can hedge your bets a bit with a little research. Look into whats coming up for release as far as hardware, most major manufacturors have dates of the next generation of processor,memory upgrade, motherboard or graphics tech. Simply put, if a new tech is about to be released wait for it before you purchase a new system. Having said that, something is always about to be released and you can drive yourself crazy. This is the first MSI that I have bought and have no complaints and am pleased with the unit, it has performed exceptionally well for everything I have asked of it. « Show Less
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Yes..I checked the MSI website for this board/cpu combination you mentioned and YES, supported.