CPU and motherboard compatibility
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Ryan_78
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- Jan 17, 2016
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No is is not compatible. That mobo supports chips up to 140w. The 9590 is a 220w CPU cpand can only be supported by 20 phase boards. I believe even 10 phase boards don't work. The asus maximum boards and other monster 16+4 or anything more . That board is only 10 phase. It isn't on CPU support list either
http://www.gigabyte.com/support-downloads/cpu-support-popup.aspx?pid=3907
Anyways you do not want that CPU. That CPU is horrible in terms of heat and throttling. It REQIRES a monster of a cooler to cool and it's off so much heat and uses so much power.
My recommendation is to go Intel. Grab an i5 with a cheap B150 or H110 mobo and your safe. Intel works with cheap mobos.
http://www.gigabyte.com/support-downloads/cpu-support-popup.aspx?pid=3907
Anyways you do not want that CPU. That CPU is horrible in terms of heat and throttling. It REQIRES a monster of a cooler to cool and it's off so much heat and uses so much power.
My recommendation is to go Intel. Grab an i5 with a cheap B150 or H110 mobo and your safe. Intel works with cheap mobos.
- Dec 22, 2014
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Everything that Ryan_78 said. Just for informational purposes the 9590 requires a 990fx based motherboard to work properly, and thats just to start.
Don't waste your money, in most tasks an Intel Core i3-6100 and a cheap skylake motherboard can beat it.
Don't waste your money, in most tasks an Intel Core i3-6100 and a cheap skylake motherboard can beat it.
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