waths cpu its better for thist motherboard the 8350 or the 8370e
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8350 and 8370e will not work because their socket is am3+ and the motherboard socket is fm2+.
881762
I'm running the AMD x4 860K (no GPU cores - req's dedicated video card) with excellent results, so I really can't comment on your question.If you do use this CPU, I'd suggest using the Coolermaster TX3 90mm cooler as well.
881763
First the fx8350 is a completely different socket so it will not work with this mobo. This board is designed for the kaveri apus and the kaveri athelon CPUs and any other fm2 OR fm2+ processors. Again those processors will NOT fit in this mothrboard
881764
Neither, this is a socket FM2+ those need am3+ so they won't fit. You would want something like the a10-7850K in this one
813151
I don't see why there would be an issue using this powersupply with a motherboard supporting this processor. You may want to check the cpu support list for the motherboard to make sure it lists the amd fx-8350 as supported though. Thanks.
334481
this cpu is not compatible in an am3 socket. if you want a 6 core get a phenom ii 6 core 1100t or a 1055t if you want to save money. ive owned both and they were great i run an fx 8350 now but the phenom ii where great too! just make sure you use an ssd for boot drive. you'll have an insane beast ;D
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The AMD 8350 requires 125 Watts. The Cooler Master Extreme provides 500 Watts. So as long as everything else you have onboard is not greater than 375 watts, you should be good. I upgraded my power supply when I put in a higher rated vdeo card so look at the power consumption on your video card next.
1415888
Yes. Go to cpuupgrade.com and put in your board and it will list the processors.
1108528
you will need to look at the specs for the motherboard to see what CPU's it can accept. Dell.com should have the specs.
1260358
Yes, the 955be will run just fine. You have to be mindful of a few things. First, upgrading your CPU might void your warranty. Secondly, make sure you have a heatsink that is compatible with the 955be. Your old heatsink on your current CPU might be fine, but double check anyways. Last thing to consider is power. It's probably not a big deal and your current power supply is probably more than ample for a 955be, but make sure you won't have any power issues. Those are the immediate things I can think of.
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any comparisons you gotta make can be done through benchmark sites. https://www.cpubenchmark.net/ ^ that's t he one i usehappy shopping
689184
yes this cpu is compatible with the motherboard what you need to look for is the socket type since the fx-8150 socket is AM3+ you need a motherboard that supports that socket as well and the GA-970A-UD3 has that socket
903267
this is 2nd generation cpu go to intel.com for the right information on this cpu
1141036
Yes thats the exact cpu I bought it for. Well the 6350 but yes any fx amd will fit and work well.
560557
No it does not. I would suggest the AMD 8150 or the AMD 8350 CPU for this motherboard. I have both and they work very well with this board.
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I use this on the 8350 with an ASUS mobo and 8gb RAM. Pretty solid I'd say. I don't play too many heavy games, but these are the games I do play and generally get over 80fps in all. http://prntscr.com/3apvor
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The 8350 is a solid processor, mine is running at 4.2 gig in an ASRock 960gm-gs3 motherboard (upgrading to a board with the 990 chipset would help you take full advantage of the processor's capabilities) and it runs even single-thread stuff that maxes the 0 core like flight sim x at 93 frames with fairly high graphics settings. If you want to build a system with plenty of overhead for a year or two down the road, and are dead-set on an AMD processor, you might look at the 9590 fx...I'm hearing good things. Cheers.
970872
I have that AMD cpu but, I don't know how well it would suite your needs. Have you tried looking at AMD's website to see the processor's full set of specs? It might provide you more insight.
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While I have not paired it with the fx 8350, I have paired it with the fx 6350, and there is not a single game I can't run right now. I play games such as Battlefield 4, Assassin's Creed: Black Flag, and Titanfall on ultra settings on a regular basis. The only game that pushes my rig right now will be Watch Dogs, but the only upgrade recommended is the processor you are asking about. You should not have any trouble playing heavy games with this combo!
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To better answer this question for you it doesn't really matter what processor you are running when you are talking about an i3. What matters most is that you have enough data and molex connectors on you power supply for any cards and other ad ons you may want to attach. For a basic i3 setup though this would be fine