fx 9590 cooling option
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ryguybuddy
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Yes, it can cool it, but just barely. Don't expect any low temps.
250W cooling power vs 220W of TDP of that CPU
250W cooling power vs 220W of TDP of that CPU
Martell1977
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Only certain ones do, you have to look up the board on the manufacturers website and check the CPU support list. I know ASUS has a board or 2 that can support it.
Honestly though, you would be better off getting a 8370 and overclocking it yourself, might not get quite as high, but should get pretty close and at a much lower TDP.
We see many, many problems with the FX 9xxx series chips and motherboards that officially support them. Truly one of the worst CPU series ever made.
A stock i5 beats one in pretty much everything. A stock i3 beats one in almost all gaming benchmarks.
If you are staying with AMD them Martell1977 is right on. Get an FX 8350 or 8370 and overclock it. You will still need a good motherboard and cooling but you are less likely to have problems.
A stock i5 beats one in pretty much everything. A stock i3 beats one in almost all gaming benchmarks.
If you are staying with AMD them Martell1977 is right on. Get an FX 8350 or 8370 and overclock it. You will still need a good motherboard and cooling but you are less likely to have problems.
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