I have mainboard ASRock N68C-S UCC, is this processor supported? I know Processor Model HD96ZTWFK4DGR(BE) will do but this one is slightly different..
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The N68C-S UCC *will* support this processor.The HD96ZTWFK4DGR is the unboxed OEM version of the HD96ZTWFGRBOXhttp://www.cpu-world.com/CPUs/K10/AMD-Phenom%20II%20X4%20960T%20Black%20Edition%20-%20HD96ZTWFK4DGR.html
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No this one HD96ZTWFGRBOX is not supported by N68C-S UCC!! http://www.asrock.com/mb/NVIDIA/N68C-S%20UCC/?cat=CPU
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From the looks of things The MB only supports 6mb of L3 Cache whereas the processor runs at 8mb L3 cache.It would most likely work just fine however you could end up having some performance and cache issues as the L3 tries to feed into L2 cache at slower than rated for the processor.
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HI Victor, To the best of my knowledge the processor should work. It is basically AM3 processor. Also it is rated at 95W which is also what the motherboard supports.
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HI Victor,To the best of my knowledge the processor should work. It is basically AM3 processor. Also it is rated at 95W which is also what the motherboard supports.
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Yes its true it can support the above mentioned cpu. I currently have a fx 6300 in mine. And also the above Ram. I have 2 x 4gb Gskill 1866MHz on my motherboard. Hope this helps.
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How do you know if your motherboard will support ECC and Non ECC?I have a Dell Dimension 8200 and it states Non-ECC for memory ram..
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Unfortunately no. It will only support AM2, AM2+ , AM3, and AM3+ chips..http://www.asrock.com/mb/NVIDIA/N68C-GS%20FX/?cat=CPU
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As per the information on ASUS website, it appears the motherboard's BIOS supports this processor only if BIOS version is 1401 or later. The CPU compatibility list is at http://www.asus.com/Motherboards/P8B75M/HelpDesk_CPU/You can find a link to the BIOS upgrade file required besides the processor entry on the list page.
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Will it work? Yes. Perfectly fine? No. Why will it work? Because of Asrock's page for that motherboard which says Supports FSB1333/1066/800/533 MHz CPUs Supports Dual Channel DDR3 1333(OC) . Now for the not so perfect. First lets cover OC. I don't know your level of experience so I I have to cover the basics too. OC stands for over-clock. The overclock of those memory modules is done in your BIOS(setup) when you first turn on the computer . You can navigate there with Delete(usually) or F2. They will otherwise run @ 1066MHz because the Amazon page says F3-10666CL9D-8GBRL. It's a simple variable change in your BIOS. Nothing challenging. Will you get the full 8GB? Absolutely not. A 32bit Win 7 can handle a maximum of about 3.5GB but when I used these babies in my beast of a computer, BEFORE I upgraded to a 64bit OS my computer could only utilize 2GB. Your experience will vary, 8GB for for almost $80??? I spent under $60. You can upgrade to a more modern 64bit OS and the computer will automatically use the rest of the ram but you may need to adjust your memory speeds again after you upgrade or install to a more appropriate version. There are only 2 DIMM slots so no worries with installation issues.
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I don't know if it supports this particular chip but it does support 1866. Upgrade the bios to the latest version. Set everything to DEFAULT SETTINGS. If you still get the bsod, try one chip at a time to determine which chip is giving you the problem. If you only have 1 chip, change slots.
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The Asus support site for this board will have a list of compatible processors. You'll need to add a video card if you pick a CPU without on-board graphics.
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Normally the MOBO have a specific list with all processors supported! Just find the list and check the processor.
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Hi Jim,I'm using KVR13LL9Q4/32I which is LRDIMM ECC http://www.kingston.com/datasheets/KVR13LL9Q4_32I.pdf with 2 Xeon CPUs. This main board supports also RDIMM and UDIMM ECC and non ECC. http://dlcdnet.asus.com/pub/ASUS/mb/Socket2011/Z9PE-D16/Manual/e7223_Z9PE-D16_Series.pdf
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If you're not messing around with clock speeds, you only need to make sure that your mainboard supports your CPU, and that your mainboard supports your memory as well. Your mainboard manufacturer should have a list of supported memory modules. You don't mention which it is, though.As long as you have the correct type of memory (DDR3 in this case) and form factor, most modules will operate fine - but you don't want to pay for features on a memory module that will just be switched off by the board, so that's why you should pick a memory your board manufacturer lists as compatible.
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Yes - I have it in an AM3+ motherboard right now. I even unlocked the 2nd core (although this is not a guarantee). Of course, go to your motherboard manufacturer's website. You'll find the list of CPUs supported. I would check there before I clicked the 'buy' button.
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The list of supported processors for this motherboard is available here: https://www.asus.com/Commercial_Servers_Workstations/KCMAD8/#support_CPU
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It should, this link is the CPU support list.http://www.asrock.com/mb/NVIDIA/N68C-GS%20FX/?cat=CPU
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It's compatible with the board, but the i7, i5, & i3 processors for that socket only support up to 1600 mhz, so unless you're intending to overclock your ram by 1000 mhz, you might want to bump it down a bit.
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It isn't listed on the support list but there is technically no reason it shouldn't. The board has solid VRM and handles high overclocks well. Those are Piledriver CPUs too. They're the same as the 8xx0 series so it should boot if you dropped it in. I'd give ASrock a call or write in to check.
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Hi.no,the board does not support that cpu.here's a list of supported processors:http://tinyurl.com/a9oxfwy