So I just built my computer with a sorta-crappy CPU (AMD Phenom II X6 1065T), which is AM3, 2.9 GHz, and 95w. I already read the Gigabyte CPU support page, and want to be perfectly sure that when I order the processor, it will work properly with all of my components.
SPECS:
- Gigabyte GA-990FXA-UD3 (Rev. 4.1)
- AMD Phenom II X6 1065 (2.9GHz | 95w)
- Nvidia Geforce GTX 760 (EVGA GTX 760 SC ACX)
- Antec HCG 620M (PSU, 620w)
- Western Digital Black 1TB (HDD, 7200RPM)
- Hp LightScribe DVD/CD (Optical Drive)
- Stock AM3 AMD Cooler (Aluminum, looks like an X with a square in the middle {I think it's old})
Questions:
1. Will the AMD FX-9590 (220w) be supported/have enough power from PSU along with the other components? (MOBO,GPU,HDD,OP_Drive,CPU_Cooler)
2. Should I downgrade to the AMD FX-8350? Is there much of a performance difference between the two processors?
3. Will the GPU possibly be the next bottleneck of the computer, meaning I need to upgrade it later on?
4. Is this a good processor, or should I get a different one that is AM3+, and $250 or less?
Thanks, and when you answer, please leave the question number before the answer.
Thanks again,
RektSkrubs
SPECS:
- Gigabyte GA-990FXA-UD3 (Rev. 4.1)
- AMD Phenom II X6 1065 (2.9GHz | 95w)
- Nvidia Geforce GTX 760 (EVGA GTX 760 SC ACX)
- Antec HCG 620M (PSU, 620w)
- Western Digital Black 1TB (HDD, 7200RPM)
- Hp LightScribe DVD/CD (Optical Drive)
- Stock AM3 AMD Cooler (Aluminum, looks like an X with a square in the middle {I think it's old})
Questions:
1. Will the AMD FX-9590 (220w) be supported/have enough power from PSU along with the other components? (MOBO,GPU,HDD,OP_Drive,CPU_Cooler)
2. Should I downgrade to the AMD FX-8350? Is there much of a performance difference between the two processors?
3. Will the GPU possibly be the next bottleneck of the computer, meaning I need to upgrade it later on?
4. Is this a good processor, or should I get a different one that is AM3+, and $250 or less?
Thanks, and when you answer, please leave the question number before the answer.
Thanks again,
RektSkrubs