MSi Motherboard AMD AM3+ SB950 970 GAMING + Sapphire R9 380 4G

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Hansen JK

Hansen JK

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Hi, I'm new here. I already owned Sapphire R9 380 4G.
In terms of compatibility, does MSi Motherboard AMD AM3+ SB950 970 GAMING compatible with the card??

I Will list all the Specs here, if theres anyone who experiences incompatibility of this specs pls do reply.

AMD Fx-8350
MSi Motherboard AMD AM3+ SB950 970 GAMING
Sapphire R9 380 4G
Kingston Hyperx Fury 2x8Gb 1600Mhz
PSU: CM V750 80+ Gold
CM Seidon 120v
Kingston SSD UV400 480gb
WD 1Tb Cavier blue 7200rpm
PCE-N15 asus wireless card

This is my specs, is there any compatibility issues.
I already buy all this item and waiting for it to come.
So if possible i need quick reply so that if theres any compatibility issues i can still
exchange the part
 
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CountMike
It may not say which GPU it's compatible with because 99% of GPUs are. There's nothing special about R9 380 to make it not compatible and yes, it's good match for that processor.
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Hansen JK

Hansen JK

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because cant find on amd website state that it support the saphhire r9 380.

another thing is, it say that i need to update my MoBo Bios for my fx-8350 to be compatible..but i check in the website
it said that it was compatible. Just saying that, i were scared if either it would drag the full potential of gpu n cpu of my build
 
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Hansen JK

Hansen JK

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Was planning on 4350, but its like nothing much differences from my amd athlon ii x3 3.0Ghz which i unlock its core to amd phenom ii x4 B40 3.0Ghz. So i invest abit to FX-8350 which I think might help in terms of FPS etc. hopefully all this combination with the MoBo would run good. the only thing i was scared was the cm seidon 120v since ive used it almost 2 years, and the kingston ssd uv400 480gb with 550mbps transfer rate which no one had done any review about it on youtube. Only 1 or 2 people have done the benchmark online and it doesnt show a good result in terms of everything but still its much more better than the old school 7200rpm
 
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CountMike

CountMike

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You are right on all those points.
Kingston may not be fastest SSD around but that's imperceptible in real work because it's so much faster than HDDs. I have Kingston of 120 GB 4 years now and already had over 12TB written to it, that's over 10 times it's capacity and it's still 100 healthy and didn't loose any speed. Have also much faster SSD of 240GB and I can't tell difference in speeds. Benchmarks are pretty useless anyway not even close to real world performance. Also may expect somewhat lower scores on AMD than on intel platform
Seidon also shouldn't be a concern if you take care when transferring but may not let you OC processor much if you so desire.
 
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Hansen JK

Hansen JK

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https://www.instagram.com/p/BHSojzpBpC6nX_aZbPDZFB0HMwYdEn_zH8g_Ks0/?taken-by=iamhansenkasil

completed, 100% working great. was waiting for my gta v games, just want to see the overall performance.
on dota 2 could go above 100fps. thanks for the help mr count
 
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