G Gameabc1 Reputable Jun 24, 2014 21 0 4,510 Jun 24, 2014 #1 I have a friend saying Tri-cores like the Athlon X3 455 isn't supported anymore.I say "no" but he has more experience on the hardware things.....so i cant be sure.Are they still supported?If yes should i get the Athlon II X3 455?
I have a friend saying Tri-cores like the Athlon X3 455 isn't supported anymore.I say "no" but he has more experience on the hardware things.....so i cant be sure.Are they still supported?If yes should i get the Athlon II X3 455?
Solution tiny voices Jun 24, 2014 Supported by what? Games? And, no you should be getting a new CPU, not something multiple generations old.
Supported by what? Games? And, no you should be getting a new CPU, not something multiple generations old.
tiny voices Titan Sep 6, 2012 34,175 5 99,965 Jun 24, 2014 Solution #2 Supported by what? Games? And, no you should be getting a new CPU, not something multiple generations old. Upvote 0 Downvote Solution
Supported by what? Games? And, no you should be getting a new CPU, not something multiple generations old.
USAFRet Titan Moderator Mar 16, 2013 171,438 17,905 184,590 Jun 24, 2014 #3 If this is for a new build, why are you considering a CPU that is already several years old? Upvote 0 Downvote
jkhoward Distinguished Nov 24, 2011 1,243 27 19,990 Jun 24, 2014 #4 Yeah supported in what? They still work if your hardware works with it. Do they still make them? No, but they still work and are still "supported" Upvote 0 Downvote
Yeah supported in what? They still work if your hardware works with it. Do they still make them? No, but they still work and are still "supported"