Hey guys, how you doing? I have ver important question for me. I will buy N68C-GS FX motherboard, and this motherboard support ddr2 1066mhz-max and ddr3-1600mhz max, and support am2 am2+ am3 am3+ processors, so can 4gb ddr2 800mhZ work with fx 6100, bcs this motherboard support this processor, but ddr2 ram too, thanks for reading this.
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can am3+ work with ddr2 wich motherboard support am3+ processor but have 2 ddr2 2 ddr3 slots?
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The FX6100 is NOT on the list of supported CPUs -- http://www.asrock.com/mb/NVIDIA/N68C-GS%20FX/#CPU There are three very old FX CPUs listed.
You need to look for better old technology...
You need to look for better old technology...
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Based on what, exactly? The first website is the actual manufacturer of the motherboard. I'd rely on a firsthand list of compatible CPUs from the manufacturer before a secondhand retelling of the firsthand list of compatible CPUs.
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And? CPUs that aren't officially supported sometimes work, they sometimes don't - that you had an unsupported CPU work isn't all that probative.
But don't take my work for it, take CPU-Upgrade's own words.
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To determine part numbers for the ASRock N68C-GS FX motherboard we used best guess approach based on CPU model, frequency and features. In some cases our guess may be incorrect or incomplete. Please always verify part numbers before committing to buying the CPU.[/blockquote]
Yeah, another CPU may work, but it's just an educated guess, not a guarantee.
But regardless, it seems that you weren't actually here to ask a question, given that you've already decided on the answer, so I'll unfollow this thread now.
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IMO, you are NOT here to ask a question. Why, because a legitimate answer was given with a reputable source as the backing for that answer and you choose to disregard it. You have an answer you like and are looking for confirmation. That is different than asking a question.
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