Phenom 9600 Agena 2.3GHz vs Athlon 64 X2 6000 vs Athlon 64 X2 7750 Kuma

Hi guys I require your help, I am changing my whole machine and I am actually m stuck at which processor among:AMD Athlon 64 X2 6000 3.1GHz 1MB L2 Cache Socket AM2 89W Dual-Core Processor.
I know there is a distinction of 25-30 dlls, but my new system is already costing too much to me, i want a good processor for the moment and soon transform it for a new AM3, this is what i have in my wish list I am aware i can obtain a better Video Card and CPU, but i presume those are good enough for now, i have been interpreting a lot of good stuff regarding the ASUS Motherboards , and i know that will last a lot for me.If you have any statement let me know about that

Between the Brisbane and the Kuma, I would obtain the 7750, if not low power and noise is a main concern (i.e. HTPC). The 7750 is Just faster than any other AMD dual core product.9600 vs. 7750?Firstly I would get 9x50 revised core, not a 9x00 core. After that it depends on your practice. For heavily multi threaded apps, folding, video encoding, etc... the quad core will come ahead. In gaming the dual core will be better since it has a higher clock speed.
For media playback, both are too much.

I use it as my home system, sometimes to play a few games, there been a while since i have not played, i am fond of music, so to have all my collection, watch videos, not a firm overclocker guy, just a modest. My city is a hot city usually in 6-8 months of the year, so i generally get a nike CPU Cooler to do not have problem with my CPU. I've been thinking in get a 4850 Video Card but i do not know which of the listed processor will help me , so I have posted my question as well for the same ,

I actually like the ASUS i select but i do not know if i'm paying excessively much to have an 790FX motherboard , newegg do not have the gigabite 790FX, they have a few DFI which i know are outstanding for hardcore overclockers, and a few other as wellIs de 790FX with SB750 the most excellent combination? i do not intend to do any RAID array, is it worth the money? I do not plan to purchase every year a new motherboard as you see my system is an old but decent system but goodie system, nothing as if of todays, but it gave me a lot of decent time, now is dead, no further enchiladas amigos, so i'm planning and obtain some stuff for a while, i presume phenom or AM3 objects will hang about for a while.

If you are aiming on getting an enthusiast level motherboard, go for the 790fx. You will obtain a very good board for the amount of money you have with the m3a79. It will have Copper heatpipes, the new sb750 southbridge,and also there will be solid capacitors. Along with that you can expect that Asus will issue BIOS updates and support all the future AM2+ CPUs from the Phenom II series.It's just that your requirements are far more humble, and you could save a little cash there.I have the GB edition of the 790fx and I am enormously satisfied.