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You're better off buying a Ryzen 5 2600 or 3600 and a B450 motherboard with 3000 MHz+ DDR4 RAM, anything less than Coffee Lake Intel or Zen+ AMD isn't worth buying unless it's just one thing you're missing from Skylake or Kaby Lake.
this one is crap
Explain your point.
its no need to make another thread if you dont like the answer
Any motherboard with PCI-e can run a PCI-e GPU. But you're not likely to find a supporting board because they're rare.
His point was already made clear; the X5650 is crap. It's a server CPU outclassed by modern desktop CPUs. The X5650 is likely to bottleneck the 1060 in some cases as well.
There's no need to make another thread because you didn't like the answer you got in the first one. Happy?
https://steamcommunity.com/discussions/forum/11/1644295067083748428/
I don't know if you need RAM but if you do you'd also buy RAM for a dead system.
Also it will unlikely get full security mitigations and be forever insecure.
And the old motherboards may lack USB 3.0, have no M.2 slots, use PCI-express 2.0, plus cheap motherboards typically use the 5K hours electrolyte capacitors and eventually they may/will fail, whatever it happen to you while you use it is a completely different story but new is new and with warranty.
They was an interesting option 2.5-3 years ago before first gen Ryzen but even with first gen one could question whatever they was worth buying. Nowadays you can get used Ryzen gear too.
Can likely get a used B450 motherboard for a similar price and then you'll have latest SATA, PCI-Express for graphics, just about latest USB and at-least one M.2 slot, DDR4, newer fresher board and continued support and security fixes (and upgrade path and future processors.)
The Ryzen processor cost more but I imagine it perform better too.
That bag of BS will be obsolete far sooner than you think. You'd end up having to upgrade to a whole new platform anyway, so you may as well do it now, and properly the first time. That Xeon is a waste of money.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/ASUS-P6T-Intel-LGA1366-Desktop-Motherboard-w-I-O-Shield-/254299779394