Is this compatible with the AMD FD8320FRHKBOX FX-8320 FX-Series 8-Core Black Edition?
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Yes, perfectly. Been running the FX-8320 in this mb for morre than 2 years. It does use more powwr than a similar benchmarked Quad i5 (2500K). About 10 watts more on average. So if you plan on using it in a Media Center PC or something running all the time you'll pay a bit more in electricity. However the upfront cost savings on the AMD was $50 less than the i5 at the time. There might be a largr delta in price now, the i5's seem to have gotten more expensive. There is also a FX-8320E which is less expensive and sips a lttile less power because of it's lower base frequency. It turbo boosts to the same peak frequency though, so probably the same performance. Yes, perfectly. Been running the FX-8320 in this mb for morre than 2 years. It does use more powwr than a similar benchmarked Quad i5 (2500K). About 10 watts more on average. So if you plan on using it in a Media Center PC or something running all the time you'll pay a bit more in electricity. However the upfront cost savings on the AMD was $50 less than the i5 at the time. There might be a largr delta in price now, the i5's seem to have gotten more expensive. There is also a FX-8320E which is less expensive and sips a lttile less power because of it's lower base frequency. It turbo boosts... » Read More Yes, perfectly. Been running the FX-8320 in this mb for morre than 2 years. It does use more powwr than a similar benchmarked Quad i5 (2500K). About 10 watts more on average. So if you plan on using it in a Media Center PC or something running all the time you'll pay a bit more in electricity. However the upfront cost savings on the AMD was $50 less than the i5 at the time. There might be a largr delta in price now, the i5's seem to have gotten more expensive. There is also a FX-8320E which is less expensive and sips a lttile less power because of it's lower base frequency. It turbo boosts to the same peak frequency though, so probably the same performance. « Show Less
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Yes, actually if you plan on over clocking and are limited to a mATX board, this is the best one out there for enthusiasts and regular users alike. Over clocks very well and Sata II is not a big deal, I'm running two SSDs in RAID 0 and don't see the sata II data caps yet!
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Yes, it's am3+ compatible, but this mobo won't perform as good as a true am3+ mobo. This is just an old am3 mobo with an updated bios so that it can run am3+ What I recommend you is to buy a truly am3+, non 760g
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yeah i have an fx6300 with this mobo. All fx cpus use am3, which this one has.
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Yes, it's am3+ compatible, but this mobo won't perform as good as a true am3+ mobo. This is just an old am3 mobo with an updated bios so that it can run am3+What I recommend you is to buy a truly am3+, non 760g
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this cpu is listed as compatible with this motherboard on the cpu list... looks the same as yours.very good board for the money AM3+ FX FD4100WMW4KGU(BE) 95W Bulldozer 3600MHz 2000MHz 2MBx2 8MB B2 P1.10
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I recently built a system with this MB and memory but an AMD FX 8320 eight core running 3.7G and GTX 770 vid card. I have had NO issues whatsoever with any aspect of this machines performance while preforming HD video editing, or playing Top Tier graphics intensive multi player games. So I feel you would be pleased with the two products compatibility and performance together. I hope this helps you with you question.
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Yes that's compatible. For future reference, when you buy a CPU, check the socket type. Your CPU is an LGA 1150. So you have to buy LGA 1150 board. This is one of them
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check this AMD compatibility page for specifics, "890FX Board Manufacturer Asus Form Factor ATX". http://products.amd.com/en-us/recommendedmbfilter.aspx?f1=AMD+Phenom%E2%84%A2+II+X6+Black+&f2=1090T&f3=E0&f4=AMD&f5=890FX&f6=Asus&f7=ATX&f8=125.000&
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I am using it to power my computer with an AMD FX-8350 and haven't had any issues.
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Yes it will. It will work with most modern ATX or mATX motherboards, including ones with AMD chipsets.
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update your bios first then buy and install the AMD FX-8350 .according to asus weebsite http://support.asus.com/cpusupport/list.aspx?SLanguage=en&p;=1&m;=M5A87&hashedid;=Sy2zparhZzfQeQp0it should work with the original bios. buy here AMD FD8350FRHKBOX FX-8350 FX-Series 8-Core Black Edition Processor
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Hello Steven, yes, according to GIGABYTE it does support your FX 8370 /Bios version F8f. Check the following link: http://www.gigabyte.com/support-downloads/cpu-support-popup.aspx?pid=3907
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This will work with any AMD processor as long as the MOBO has a pci-e x16 1.0 slot or better. Also make sure your PSU has enough wattage! The manual recommends a power supply with at least 380 watts.
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No. That board is only compatible with Intel socket LGA1150 processors. You will be unable to use an AMD processor.
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It should be compatible. Both the board and the CPU use AM3+ socket. For the incompatibility alert, did you check that you have enough power from the PSU?
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No, it's not compatible with either. This CPU is actually kind of a gag gifts you give it as a present, and when they try to install it, it doesn't fit and you laugh at their plight. Duh.
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Yes per http://www.asrock.com/mb/AMD/990FX%20Extreme3/?cat=CPU it is a compatible.
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FD4100WMGUSBX is the same as FD4100WMW4KGU, and it is listed as supported on http://www.asrock.com/mb/AMD/970DE3U3S3/?cat=CPU
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No, this motherboard works with APU processors (combines a CPU with a GPU). The AMD FX-8320 CPU works with motherboards that support the AM3+ socket.
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Yes it does, I have an AMD FX-8350 running at 4.5 GHz with no problems at all