Is this good enough for overclocking a AMD athlon X4 750K?
2087879
I think if you can dissipate heat without a problem as long as the pc has good internal ventilation also dissipate the heat produced by the processor, that is a good case ventilation.But not if the socket is suitable because it must have an adapter.
2087880
Yes I believe it would be. This is a very reliable product and I have overclocked my chip w/out issues.
1680084
Yes it will be enough, you could even run it in crossfire and not see a bottleneck.
556292
the amd fx6100 will work on that board with no problems....if you are going to o.c. i would consider aftermarket cooling..
1398011
Late answer, so I hope that you haven't had any problems. At full load, this card can consume up to 350W. I wouldn't go less than 750 for a PSU. If you plan on an OC, I'd go even higher. That being said, my CPU, GPU, and RAM are all OC'd. I've also got four HDD and one SSD, five case fans, and a 1050W Corsair. If you're considering spending this kind of money, I'd feel better knowing that the PSU voltage isn't going off course due to an overload, or that the PSU killed itself without taking casualties (fingers crossed).
973373
What the responder said Am3+ is fine. Look at the details on the coolers the block compatibility shows what types of motherboards are good.
182962
It is better, unless you specifically need to overclock. I get the feeling that the added threads are more useful than a couple ghz, but it depends on what you want to do, and how much price matters to you.
767598
Yes it is enough for non overclock use since I ran this on one of my older alternative desktops using only 700 watts
585593
Yes, overclocks great;update BIOS version if possible,always best to have latest drivers.
2019071
I would YES to this chip can run up to 4.7 MHz. and will get hot under full load. I would use a Water cooling system.
684533
Yes, and yes. However, if you looking into overclocking anything you need at least 800 watt power supply to be safe. As long as you leave everything at stock speeds, your fine.
108625
It will work, but I would not recommend going over 3.5ghz.If you intend to overclock, it would be wise to find a decent aftermarket one.
257244
it would work fine, i have the same gpu and cpu, just make sure you get a decent mobo for this cpu, dont cheap out and get a mirco ATX one.
516282
Yes. I'm running a asus mx995 pro mother board with a amd 8350 processor liquid cooled with an h 100i 16 gig of ripjaw 2133 ram two 1tb hard drive 7200 rpms one samsung 250 gig ssg gpu xfx r9 290 over clocked two 1250 memory clock liquid cooled with corsair h90 attatched by crackn g10 bracket four couger direct blue led 120mm fans 3 corsair 140mm fans and a corsair c70 caseand it runs perfectly fine on the evga 750 watt psu. The processor is over clocked to 4.8 gigs per core so yes you should be good
1090661
Well. It all depends on whether you will overclock thr CPU or not.....IMO it will work as is however it may not be efficient for I7.
1641359
There were reports of a max OC of 4.6 Ghz using the stock cooler. Depending on your area if it's cool enough and if you get a good chip you could probably get it pretty high. Aftermarket coolers don't seem necessary with this chip.
2125061
Yes, it is, but keep in mind this is a pretty weak heatsink so you may have issues with Cool N Quiet if it's struggling to cool a quad core or 95+ watt CPU. It'd be wise to avoid relying on Cool N Quiet until you know what kind of temps you're running on average, max CPU power draw, etc. For HTPC use you can grab a lower end Athlon x2 (under 95w!) or some AM2+ Sempron (If I'm remembering correctly), an ASROCK 780GX-family chipset board with Cool N Quiet enabled, even on the integrated graphics you should be able to expect very little/no noise and satisfactory performance. AM2+ isn't dead.
2052161
Yes it would be enough. It doesn't really use that much power, so you're on the safe side. Though sometimes it may be a little warmer, but it hasn't done anything to my optiplex 745 SFF. It's a really good card, money well spent!