Which DDR2 AM3 motherboard should I buy for AMD Phenom II X6 1100T?

[Ooghavanth]

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I have a Phenom II X6 1100T. In a Cooler Master Elite 430 cases in the mid-I have an ASUS motherboard m4a785-m is micro ATX and has a 4.1-phase VRM drawing based. At the present the unfortunate mosfets does not clutch the power of the 1100T in 15 minutes at full load and low system 1.7 GHz 3.3GHz instead of regular. No matter whether overclocked or not, seems able to keep the heat spread. The cores of the CPU cooled by Zalman surrounded by regular extreme CNPS10 45 C under complete pressure. Now I need a new motherboard with these features: ATX, and is able to keep up with the "beast 1100T": P now I have 8GB RAM Kingston HyperX 1066MHz and I still make use of it. I imagine its superior memory and I want to keep. So you may need a motherboard with support for DDR2 AM3. And, more often than not, is 8 +1 phases sufficient in the direction of my 1100T ALSO OC'ed? Or do I have 8 +2? That's the simply cause I'm changing motherboard.

[Miguel Reyes]

I found these:

• Asus M4A79 Deluxe;
• Asus M4A78-E;

The second is the best, is 8 +2 phase and costs more. I do not want to spend € 230 because 'I do not have them now. But, I could spend € 120 required for the motherboard to top of the list. Now, can u guys please suggest me some other very good game motherboards with DDR2 and the phase of AT LEAST 8 +1?

[Himalayan]

I think you will discover that socket AM3 motherboards require DDR3 memory. You be able to discover AM2 + / AM3 boards that support DDR2, nevertheless it will give the identical troubles you have now.

[Battista]

A beast does not exist.

AM3 DDR3 required. If you want you are stuck with a DDR2 motherboard AM2 +. (I think, from the beginning of AM3, were a pair of tables of DDR2 memory. I have not seen or heard from in view of the fact that, and that was existence ago now).

(Second side note: AM3/AM2 + / AM2 boards are in point of fact real AM2 + AM3 and DDR3 boards required only fit or AM3 (some, maybe) + AM3 CPU).

[Ramona19]

Wait minute, guys. Perhaps the OP cannot refer to a table that uses DDR2 socket AM3 socket AM2 + but a plate that is compatible with AM3 CPU. Those certainly exist.

Why not add some of the market for heat sinks of MOSFETs and a fan club in the area of the existing plate. Men do it all the time and it works pretty well.

If you insist on getting a new-fangled motherboard then give the impression of being for one with the 790FX chipset.

[Emiliana]

Originally Posted by Ramona19

Wait minute, guys. Perhaps the OP cannot refer to a table that uses DDR2 socket AM3 socket AM2 + but a plate that is compatible with AM3 CPU. Those certainly exist.

Why not add some of the market for heat sinks of MOSFETs and a fan club in the area of the existing plate. Men do it all the time and it works pretty well.

If you insist on getting a new-fangled motherboard then give the impression of being for one with the 790FX chipset.

Yes, I mean the motherboards. At the site of the ASUS motherboard scheduled in section AM3. Mount a socket AM2 + (940pins) It also supports AM3 (931pins). Anyhow, I've attempted to put a fan blowing on mosfets, however do not fit in my case. For the reason that no space CPU cooler in the huge and has all the space you need to do that. So no choice, I have to change my motherboard. If I take an 8 +1 at least I will solve the difficulty. Right?

[GadhadharY]

Originally Posted by Emiliana

Yes, I mean the motherboards. At the site of the ASUS motherboard scheduled in section AM3. Mount a socket AM2 + (940pins) It also supports AM3 (931pins). Anyhow, I've attempted to put a fan blowing on mosfets, however do not fit in my case. For the reason that no space CPU cooler in the huge and has all the space you need to do that. So no choice, I have to change my motherboard. If I take an 8 +1 at least I will solve the difficulty. Right?

With memory prices these days .I would like a memory card AM3 DDR3 and DDR2 memory and put up for sale

[Florjan]

What product / Specification or suggest? I would like some good things, and sometimes I play too overclock

[Leslie f]

I am contented with a 1333ddr3 or 1600 as well. Nevertheless 2000MHz is excessively luxurious.

You may want to look into all these Gskil if that mark is their choice and go for those with the lowest profile heatsink.Ram both has high heat dissipating assemblies interfere with HSF many.