Need to choose motherboard and RAM for phenom II x6 1090T

[$kRITIKa$]

I was thinking of building a new computer that supports software’s such as 3dsmax, autocad, photoshop, many applications, and games and so on. I thought the choice of CPU: Phenom II X6 1090T. Also I have to choose a motherboard for it. I would also add a graphics card. I also wish for 6Gb SATA and USB 3.0. I would also add 8gb 2x4gb DDR3-1333 RAM please advise ram good for him and works with the chosen motherboard and CPU. I considered GIGABYTE GA-870A 770-EXTREME ASRock UD3 and 3, but found no suitable rams, but companies are so lazy with their ram plate checks, which are killing me, and I'm afraid. Also I don’t want to but intel so is there any suggestions for it.

[Aloke]

Have you observed at the ASUS Crosshair Formula IV or ASRock 890FX Deluxe 3? From memory, I suggest you to go with DDR3-1600 memory with CL7 latencies. The sections that say they were intended for the Intel platform works well on AMD chipsets. It is firmly a marketing strategy, but look at Patriot Viper II, Mushkin, and G. Ripjaws set of skills and flare. I hope any of these will be suitable for your system.

[Balamani]

My plan is to use my GTX 470 in the crosshairs of Formula IV for some time. At least I will have the option of crossfire in the way if I decided to go ATI. Most decent boards today have at least two PCI-E slots for graphics cards. I will be receiving my sights IV in a few days and I'm undecided which memory to go with. Therefore, I have the intention to buy 2x2GB sticks in the next two weeks. I'm leaning towards the Patriot Viper II or Mushkin DDR3-1600 (CL7). There is a new series low C7 Patriot time’s player specifically designed for AMD boards. Read some very good reviews in the Patriot player modules, which seem to overclock like crazy.

[Logan.M]

AMD Phenom II X6 1090T and a motherboard like mother Pro/usb3 Asus only supports dual channel and the user guide says that CITA because of the specification of the CPU. With a design of ASUS, this motherboard can hold up to 1333. When overclocking, some sculpt of AMD CPU is not compatible with DDR3 1600 or more often, 4 x DIMM, 16GB max, DDR3 1866 (OC) / 1333 / 1066. Now this makes me think that in order to put in memory 1333 than you have to overclock . Is that true? And I have no idea how to overclock if so. I would like to at least 8 GB of 1600MHz for my intense video editing on the fly. Someone said I have to adjust the memory multiplier and voltage. Is it a simple process and there is a tutorial for that. I'm so happy that you cleared the marketing strategy to be specific about ram chip actually a few options open to me because I was looking for Dual Channel 4 GB is left with a latency of 7 or 8 in the list of QV and not just aren 't any. The two till now is G. SKILL Ripjaws X Series 8 GB (2 x 4 GB) 240-Pin DDR3 SDRAM DDR3 1600 (PC3 12800) Desktop Memory Model F3-12800CL7D-8GBXH. It is1.6v and has a CAS latency of 7, but is very expensive.

[Abhibhava]

Well I think you must try Viper Xtreme with 8 GB DDR3 memory having 240-pin and the desktop memory model would be PX538G1600LLK. This basically has 1.65v and consists of Cas latency of aroung 8. Well I don’t have any idea how to setup BIOS to make these sticks run but you can take help from anyone who knows about this very well. Thus I assume that you won’t have any trouble with any of these.