need suggestion for upgrading from amd x4 955 to X6-1090T/1100T

[Melinda]

Recently I have purchased a amd x4 955 to X6-1090T/1100T. I run on a Gigabyte 790 motherboard with 8 GB of DDR 1066. I use at 800 due to some vague performance at 1066 with this processor. Now surprising if I would find an improvement by enhancing to a Phenom II X6 1090T or 1100 but now reducing in the equal board. Tell is it good or not? But please tell as soon as possible for you. Because I want to upgrading very soon. When I will upgrade then how will the performance be of my CPU?

[Logan.M]

Over your present CPU you would. I cannot pronounce it would be very obvious while the 1100t runs at 3.3 GHz store and hardly any programs utilize 6 cores correctly. You would almost certainly be improved with the i5 2500k which is a quad at approximately the equal price but you would have to find a new motherboard. But they can apparently be oc'd attractive high on air cooling. Other than that I would recommend a 965/970 phenom II BE which can be without difficulty oc'd to 4 GHz. my private view on hex cores is they are not much utilize except your going to be encoding/decoding and I cannot see support showing for them any time soon.

[Abhibhava]

I currently found the 970 and its attractive high-quality and overclock would it to approximately 3.9 firm on supply volt with a very cold slinlentspirit fan which are quite cheap but I have had warm issues with having to sit it in an old case so have however to attempt and go any advanced until I purchase a new case with superior airflow. But it appears. It will examine 4 GHz quite simple on air cooling. I think you can see the better result what I told you. If you upgrade your CPU component then defininatly your CPU performance will be increased.

[Chitamacha]

I can suggest you the x6 is glowing fast, I have the 1100 and it is wonderful, it is overclock to 4.0 on air with supply cooler, never finds over 52c. Programs load in a flash; games run grand, and then exchange and encode videos very rapid it is extreme. Plus in the off time it crisis for WCG at an insane rate .Like this CPU runs rapid and cool, nothing comes close to taxing it. Memory runs at 1600, have 2 x 4GB sticks gskill F-3 1280, steady and quick. 7.9 WEI supply, 8.1 when OC to 4.0 GHz. I am telling you my opinion on this what I know about this.

[Balamani]

I would like o suggest you that before upgrading you should take complete knowledge about on this. You depend only one place. You have lots of resources for gaining the knowledge on this. I think first of you will go the Google. Then there you will right your problem then you see there lots of sites or available on this topic. According to me if you upgrade the CPU then surely CPU performance will be increased. But remember one more thing first of all you will these component is supportable or not with your motherboard

[Apple.Mac.Rocker]

You will absolutely advantage with the two extra CPU cores. Concerning Turbo, most of us here in the forum stop it in the bios because we get best (raw) performance through manual overclocking. It is suspicious that Bulldozer will be capable to run on an AM3 platform, that’s why everybody would have to transfer into an AM3+ board. If it were me, upgrading to either the 1090T or 1100T would be importance it. So without any hesitation you can upgrade your CPU. It will change the performance of your computer.

[Melodious]

I have also upgraded my latest Samsung F4 Spin point and see at the Spin point F3 500GB or 1TB, exceedingly rated 7200RPM drives. I utilize a F3 in my latest part, truly very well. Seagate Barracudas 7200RPM have served me for years and I call them the most consistent I have ever utilized. My third drive I utilize is a WD VelociRaptor 10KRPM, it's in my phenom ii x4 940 unit utilized as a boot drive in it. Consider it a low-priced alternative to SSD, can't afford the whole thing.