Upgrading from 9 year old build

[TechnoChicken]

Really? I thought all of that would come from china? I know in Canada we import Everything from china.

 

[1etherer]

Really? I thought all of that would come from china? I know in Canada we import Everything from china.

Nope. Chips and computer components usually Taiwan from my knowledge and Korea as PP mentioned

 

[TechnoChicken]

Did not know that.

 

[Foozle]

Almost everything is going to be out of stuck until mid June or beginning of July due to covid shortages from Asia.

Would this one work? Looks like same except slightly less amps. Thanks

 

[Nukem]

The G5 will work.

 

[Foozle]

The G5 will work.

The G5 was originally recommended. I was wondering if the GA would work instead as it is in stock.

 

[Nukem]

Yes the GA will be fine.

 

[Foozle]

Yes the GA will be fine.

Thanks!

 

[PP Mguire]

Yea, same design different OEM really.

 

[Foozle]

Yea. Updated list with parts in stock. Use DP to 1440p panel, HDMI to one, DVI to HDMI adapter for the other. That adapter should be in the box.

https://pcpartpicker.com/list/8XRd27

Hi. I ordered all the stuff and when I went to install the CPU cooler, the Intel backplate doesn't fit. When I look at the specs in the list you posted, it says it supports LGA 1200 sockets, but the actual box doesn't list LGA 1200 compatibility, even though the part number is exactly the same as what is in your list CW-9060038-WW. Am I missing something? I guess I can try to call Corsair to see if they can shed some light on this.

Thanks!

Edit: I called Corsair and apparently since the CPU is recently released, the specs don't list that it is supported, but it actually is supported. I just needed to adjust the back plate a bit. Thanks.