My machine is an ASUS CM1730/CM1830 series which currently has the stock Athlon II X2 220 (2-core, 2.8 GHZ). Will my motherboard support this?
1995494
The Phenom II 125 watt models will not work on your motherboard as ASUS has limited the BIOS on your version to this .. You have the same motherboard as a ASUS M4A78LT-M but the BIOS restricts the CPU to 95 watt versions .. I know the phenom II 945 X4 works and maybe Phenom II X6 1045T would work .. I would have to check further to know if the 6 cores would work ..
1995495
Phenom II 945, 955 only in the 95watt versions as there is both 125/95 watt will work for sure and all the 4 core Athlon II CPU.. I think I a had Phenom II 1045T working in a version of this board a couple years ago.. I would have to see if I have that motherboard in stock and test that to be sure .
1705040
Yes. Although in the AM3 family, AM3 CPUs will work on AM2/AM2+ boards provided the bois is up to date. If you decide to install it and your bios is NOT up to date, you can download it from the official asus website, however this must done at your own risk. Alternatively, if you already have the CPU in your possession, I would recommend you consider purchasing a slightly newer board with an AM3+ socket.http://www.asus.com/Motherboards/M2N68AM_PLUS/
1249088
yes it supports ( http://www.asus.com/Motherboards/P8Z77V_LX/specifications/ )
337966
Yes it will, because the Athlon II x2 uses an AM3 socket which is compatable with this liquid cooling system, it just requires the stock brackets to be removed, and that is easy. There are quite a few YouTube tutorials on it as well.
363840
Unfortunately no. It will only support AM2, AM2+ , AM3, and AM3+ chips..http://www.asrock.com/mb/NVIDIA/N68C-GS%20FX/?cat=CPU
1024238
Without having more information your Athlon II may be in a FM1 or a AM3 socket motherboard. Any info you have on the PC should have info on the motherboard which may tell you the socket type or you could run a program such as Sandra Lite or CPU-Z which hopefully will give you the info you want.
1688259
Yes but has to be fm2 /fm2+. I have AMD athlon 750K for this board and works fine.
2047759
According to the specifications from Asus, the processor is supported, but I have no personal experience with it.
365752
Yes it will work just fine. I'm using this on a really old motherboard that uses 2.0
888887
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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Dear Mariano; You have to find out your motherboard type and then look up to your motherboard manufacturers web site to see if it Works with your motherboard type. There should be a page showing the compatible cpu's with your MB. Or you can call them on the phone and ask them. Bill.
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Quick answer is no. That motherboard is an AM2 CPU socket while this CPU is FM2. If you already own that motherboard search for AM2 socket CPU's and find something that fits your needs. I selected my parts using www(dot)pcpartpicker(dot)com. Compatibility is easier to figure out that way.
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HI mr.rafael about this processor its will not work with your computer motherboard as this web site tell http://www.biostar.com.tw/app/en/mb/introduction.php?S_ID=315its just support MD Athlon™ X2 Dual-Core ProcessorAMD Athlon™ 64 X2 Dual-Core ProcessorAMD Athlon™ 64 FX ProcessorAMD Athlon™ 64 ProcessorAMD Sempron™ Processorand you are welcome any time
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of course if my friend this processor is the socket am2 + and am3 and your motherboard supports both socket
2147694
As long as you have a PCI-Express slot, yes. I forget now, but this card either uses PCI-E 2, or 3. If it is 3, then running it in a 2.0 will bottleneck your card (Not too badly, though). Otherwise, not a problem. I can't find your motherboard model anywhere, otherwise it'd be very short.
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Yes. It should here is the link to their website with the support details:http://www.asrock.com/mb/cpu.asp?Model=H77%20Pro4-MHope this helps,cheers..
1274577
It totally depends on your motherboard. You need to find out if your motherboard has the right chipset to accept this processor.