Hi thanks for the reply I just wanted to make sure that I could get an Intel i7 7700k to fit, I’m not looking to get the best pc I just want to upgrade it a little so I wanted to get the best CPU possible out of that motherboard.

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Note that the H110M Pro-VD Plus is a very low-end motherboard model, with a comparatively weak CPU VRM (voltage regulator module), and no VRM heatsinks whatsoever. Usually, putting the highest-end CPU onto a low-end board model . You are lucky in a way that this platform is seven years old, and the best CPU was the 7700K, a mere 4-core/8-thread CPU that you could maybe push to 150W power draw with Prime95. But from 9th gen CPUs onwards, this would be a recipe for problems.

So yes, if you update the BIOS (use the newest version), even this board should just about be ok for a 7700K, provided your CPU cooler is adequate. But for future systems, i would always advise to match the board model to the CPU model somewhat. Don't get a low-end board model like this when you want to one day upgrade to a high-end CPU like an i7. Because nowadays, any i7 can go way past 200W power draw already. And this would pose a problem for a VRM like this.

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  Note that the H110M Pro-VD Plus is a very low-end motherboard model, with a comparatively weak CPU VRM (voltage regulator module), and no VRM heatsinks whatsoever. Usually, putting the highest-end CPU onto a low-end board model . You are lucky in a way that this platform is seven years old, and the best CPU was the 7700K, a mere 4-core/8-thread CPU that you could maybe push to 150W power draw with Prime95. But from 9th gen CPUs onwards, this would be a recipe for problems.

So yes, if you update the BIOS (use the newest version), even this board should just about be ok for a 7700K, provided your CPU cooler is adequate. But for future systems, i would always advise to match the board model to the CPU model somewhat. Don't get a low-end board model like this when you want to one day upgrade to a high-end CPU like an i7. Because nowadays, any i7 can go way past 200W power draw already. And this would pose a problem for a VRM like this.

Alright thanks, Iv had the pc a very long time and want to do a few upgrades without spending too much because I don’t use it a lot , and looking at a cooler master to put on Iv read reviews and they seem decent.

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Back IO

Audio

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• 3x Analog Audio Jack Misc

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• 2x PS/2 Network

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• 1x RJ-45 USB

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• 2x USB 2 Type-A
• 2x USB 3 Gen 1 Type-A Video

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• 1x DVI-D
• 1x VGA

Internal Connections

Fans

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• 2x 4-pin Fan Header Misc

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• 1x Chassis Intrusion Header
• 1x Serial Header
• 1x TPM Header Power

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• 1x 24-pin ATX Power
• 1x 4-pin 12V Power Storage

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• 4x SATA3 USB

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• 2x USB 2 Header
• 1x USB 3 Gen 1 Header

Misc. Information

PCB Color Brown Other Colors

• Black

Network

Wired Amount Chip Speed For IPMI 1x Realtek RTL8111H 1000 Mbit No

Expansion Slots

Slots

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• 1x PCI-E 3.0 x16 @ x16
• 2x PCI-E 2.0 x1 @ x1 Crossfire & SLI AMD Crossfire No Nvidia SLI No

Audio

Audiochip Realtek ALC887 Audio Channels 7.1

Memory

This board has 2 slots with the following specifications:

Slot Protocol DDR4 Slot Type 288-pin DIMM Maximum Speed 2133 MHz Maximum Capacity 32 GB Maximum Channels 2 ECC support No

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