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That is highly dependent on how often you swap motherboards but do not swap CPUs.
by digi_owl 10y ago
That is highly dependent on how often you swap motherboards but do not swap CPUs.
- theandrewbailey 10y agoPersonally, I hate to have either lying around that would work, but are unable to be paired up. The only instances that I've replaced motherboards but not CPUs are when the board has a problem (leaking capacitors, unbootable BIOS). CPUs generally aren't worth the cost of incremental upgrades anymore, and motherboards are cheaper than the CPU on them.