Is it am3+ supported???
473201
The AMD Sempron is advertised to work on a AM2+ or AM3 motherboard. It is not listed to work with a AM3+ motherboard.
473202
The Sempron fit into the AM3 socket on my "ASRock 990FX Extreme3 AM3+". I was able to run Xubuntu (a Linux variant operating system) just fine.
473203
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.
144527
Yes. That motheboard is an AM3 which supports the Phenom II. The processor is an AM3 processor.
847846
as far as i know it should because am2+ is am3 i know i ran it on an am2=mobo was an asus
816921
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
920222
This board support the AMD 64 bits Phenom 11 processor in AM3+ package. for the latest information about CPU, see www.msi.com/service/cpu-support.
2183172
This DOES in fact support AM3+ processors (such as the FX-8350) if you choose to install the 3029 Beta BIOS from Asus's own website. Myself and many others have done this successfully without issues or instability. Also had no problem overclocking the FX-8350 to 4.7GHz with the stock cooler on this board.
2071237
I would imagine so, it says it's AM3+....if you bother to read the description
973370
Yes. It supports AM3+ socket type. Just make sure to use the right bracket.http://store.antec.com/Product/cooling-cpu_cooler/kuhler-h2o-620/0-761345-77085-9.aspx
1617771
So long as your board has an available PCI-Express x16 slot (A board that supports AM3+ would appear to be new enough to have at least 1) you should be good to go.
175418
Felix,You will need an AM3+ motherboard to use with an AM3+ processor. Unfortunately, your motherboard will not work.
1690366
I had little problem with the Crosshair V AM3+ but as far as the processor is concerned, I haven't installed one and can't say for certain. You might check CM (much easier than trying AMD) to find out what they have to say.
1861464
There are several options to make 3d work for AMD users. TriDef 3d is one. Pretty much the same games work.
281470
No it is not, this is an FM1 chip. I am not aware of any AMD APU that works in AM3 or AM3+.Here is some info on this chip and socket type:http://www.cpu-world.com/CPUs/K10/AMD-A6-Series%20A6-3500.htmlhttp://www.cpu-world.com/Sockets/Socket%20FM1.html
1851036
Hi, I searched around a little bit and found a pretty thorough answer on a forum called "Legit Reviews". In short, no, it will not fit. The AM3+ CPU's have 942 pins, and the AM3 socket only has 941 holes. The extra pin on the AM3+ is to allow it to utilize DDR3 SDRAM. The full explanation, by "Legit Reviews" member "Apoptosis" is below: "Socket AM3 was launched on February 9, 2009 as the successor to Socket AM2+. As you know Socket AM3 added support for DDR3 SDRAM and those processors will not work in older sockets. The newer Socket AM3+ or AM3b design that came out in October 2011 is a modification of the AM3 Socket to run Bulldozer processors. It still retains compatibility with AM3 processors. The AM3+ Socket specification contain has 942-pins, which is an increase of one over the AM3 Socket's 941-pin. They unblocked one of the blocked off pins on the AM3 socket design, so that is how it works. You can put an AM3 processor in an AM3+ socket, but not the other way around." http://forums.legit reviews.com/about41329.html Just remove the space in the middle of the URL to see the source.
2237845
Yes, but you may need a rom update. Make sure your am3+ motherboard supports 125W tdp. There are cheap boards only supporting 95tdp.
607753
No, it only supports Opteron socket C32. AM3+ chips are completely different. Hope this helps. Jose Seisdedos Titanus Computers www.titanuscomputers.com
973377
Yes it will fit. The AM3+ has a baseplate that fits. I used it on an AM3 and an Intel mount without issues.