Will FX 9590 Run on MSI 970 GAMING Motherboard

[MITSOSG13]

i saw i guy who actually made FX 9590 Run at this motherboard. With BETA Bios of course..
My question is will it RUN? i have planned going for a FX 8370 but 9590 Seems more Bad A$$

 

[sincreator]

It's not listed as supported on MSI's website: http://ca.msi.com/support/mb/970_GAMING.html#support-cpu

The FX-8370 is though. They are all basically the same chips set to different clock speeds, so you could always overclock the FX-8370 to the FX 9590's speed "if" you have good enough cooling and a decent power supply to handle the load.

 

[MITSOSG13]

It's not listed as supported on MSI's website: http://ca.msi.com/support/mb/970_GAMING.html#support-cpu

The FX-8370 is though. They are all basically the same chips set to different clock speeds, so you could always overclock the FX-8370 to the FX 9590's speed "if" you have good enough cooling and a decent power supply to handle the load.

Ok Then..So lets say that i go for 8370, i buy a good water cooling system or create my own loop... and have decent temps and stable OC at 4.7ghz more or less...What is going to happen with the vrms? i need a good solution for this...also to mention that money is not a problem

 

[sincreator]

It's not listed as supported on MSI's website: http://ca.msi.com/support/mb/970_GAMING.html#support-cpu

The FX-8370 is though. They are all basically the same chips set to different clock speeds, so you could always overclock the FX-8370 to the FX 9590's speed "if" you have good enough cooling and a decent power supply to handle the load.

Ok Then..So lets say that i go for 8370, i buy a good water cooling system or create my own loop... and have decent temps and stable OC at 4.7ghz more or less...What is going to happen with the vrms? i need a good solution for this...also to mention that money is not a problem

If money is not a problem then why not go with an Intel setup? The cost of the 8370+watercooling+motherboard could get you an i5+motherboard+decent air cooler. If your PC is going to be used mostly for gaming that is the best option in my opinion.

 

[MITSOSG13]

It's not listed as supported on MSI's website: http://ca.msi.com/support/mb/970_GAMING.html#support-cpu

The FX-8370 is though. They are all basically the same chips set to different clock speeds, so you could always overclock the FX-8370 to the FX 9590's speed "if" you have good enough cooling and a decent power supply to handle the load.

Ok Then..So lets say that i go for 8370, i buy a good water cooling system or create my own loop... and have decent temps and stable OC at 4.7ghz more or less...What is going to happen with the vrms? i need a good solution for this...also to mention that money is not a problem

If money is not a problem then why not go with an Intel setup? The cost of the 8370+watercooling+motherboard could get you an i5+motherboard+decent air cooler. If your PC is going to be used mostly for gaming that is the best option in my opinion.

i have an intel machine with an i7 4770k 1150 socket and a gigabyte G1 sniper 5 i think.. and GTX 650but its on my other house which is 700kmh way... i dont want to build again intel i want to build a fully AMD System so in christmas i bought the msi 970 gaming motherboard on sale for 89 bucks,AMD FX 6300 for 99 bucks 16GB of kingston hyper x memory (the red ones) and a R9 280X and i was lucky being promoted on my job and i have the money and i start slow by slow to MAX OUT everything but as a first AMD Experience i want to MAX OUT my 970 MOBO and then maybe i will switch to a ASUS mobo based on AM3+...now..offtopic...is there any GOOD VRM Cooler/mod for 970 Chipset/motherboard?

 

[tijmen8]

Hello, I would like to buy a amd fx 6300 but does the msii 970 gaming support FX processors of AMD?

 

[raven2099]

I would very much like to talk to your friend that made the 9590 work on the MSI 970 gaming board....

I would like to give it a try

 

[ozypc]

From MSI website, scroll down to see MAX 200watt, I think the 9590 is about 220 watt from memory

https://www.msi.com/Motherboard/support/970-GAMING.html#support-test