Ubuntu Studio & AMD X6

jack-the_devil

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Hello,
am using studio 10.04 and wnat to change the hardware from X2 to X6 - is it a good idea or would it be better to wait for bugfixes ?. nice to meet you hans
 

False_Dmitry_II

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Well, I doubt that that CPU will get any cheaper over the next couple of months. So even if it doesn't work right now, (and I'd think it would) then it will after a while.

So, worst case you pop that x2 back in for a while.

Make sure that your mobo supports it, and flash the BIOS if it needs that.
 

COLGeek

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Both False_Dmitry_II and linux_0 are correct, if your motherboard supports the CPU (and the likely BIOS update applied), then Ubuntu will work GREAT with the additional cores. First, verify that your motherboard is compatible with the processor and you will be good to go from there. Good luck!!!
 

habagat488

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mobo:asrock 890fx deluxed
cpu:amd x6 1055T 2.8ghz
RAM:12gb ddr3 1200
gpu:ati 5770 sapphire vapor
psu: 750watts
250gb ssd
the sum is not loading the ubuntu 10.4 lts 64bit,.
only working on freebsd 8
 

habagat488

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Really?,.....i hope the ubuntu will support the latest processor......but i think this time they are on the beta,.even im on the side of linux and bsd,.im still waiting the ubuntu to create the full compatible of the latest processor 6core!!!



MObo: asrock 890fx deluxed> (says on the motherboard am3 sixcore ready)(http://www.novatech.co.uk/novatech/prods/Components/Motherboards/AMDAM3AMDChipsetMotherboards/Asrock/890FXDELUXE3.html)
CPU: AMD phenom II x6 1066T 2.8ghz
GPU: Sapphire ATI 5570 vapor
12GB ddr3 1066(pc8500)
HDD:250 ssd