GIGABYTE GA-890GPA-UD3H and AMD Phenom II X6 1055T

I have put up a system intended for application development by the use of MS visual studio plus Windows 7 (32bit). The system contains 1055T processor. Gigabyte motherboard and 4GB DDR3 RAM. The problem is the system is extremely slow. Applications and programs took a while to open. System, frequently, seems to be frozen, and past a few time works over again. I don’t know what is wrong with my configuration. I haven’t done anything further than that. Do you think that my system configuration is stable and compatible?

Putting back malfunctioned motherboard matters are superior. 1055T currently is rated 7.4 via Microsoft Windows 7 rating. Not fairly excellent. Somewhat improved was anticipated from a 6 core microprocessor. My succeeding in features computer through a modest 4 core 2 quad q8400 processor is rated 7.1. However the above told system specification or configuration is somewhat rare but there are only quite a few readily available which you can see and configure it as like them.

Probably you have BIOS that doesn't hold up the 'hexacore' processor – I've observed this a number of times, for together the AMD's and the Intel’s. Frequently, nearly all Gigabyte's will boot by an 'unsupported' microprocessor; actually, the architectural dissimilarities are simply excessively immense by means of the hexcore's. So it would be your first recommendation to update your BIOS to a latest version. If you go to the Gigabytes website you will know about. If there is any kind of compatibility or unsupported issue then it could be resolve by that way.

In my opinion the update is based on which amendment and which BIOS on top of your motherboard. For example revision 1 of that motherboard wants BIOS F7 meant for the 1055T to be companionable. However the main thing is you need to pay some amount of dollars in order to get that new version of BIOS which I think that it is completely based on Graphical user interface. Still the new BIOS will offer you much easy overclocking way which would help you to increase the system speed and get better performance.

Everyone here says that it is the issue about the BIOS but I don’t think that it has something to do with the BIOS. If the motherboard is mainly built for those range processors then there is nothing to talk about with the BIOS issue. It could possible that there could some hardware malfunction or something similar. Have you run the CPU-Z and prome95? You should check your CPU stability as well as memory usage along with temperature by the help of these programs. It will tell whats wrong and what to replace.