Motherboard cpu compatibility



's' denotes a lower TDP model.. The Q9505s has a TDP of 65W whereas the Q9505 has a TDP of 95W..

If you have around 300$ to spend, i'll recommend moving onto for a full platform sweep.. You can get a AMD Athlon II X4 640 along with a compatible motherboard and 4 gigs of RAM for a little over the price of that CPU..
 

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I only have ddr2 memory to use though. so it would be interesting to find an AMD motherboard and a AMD Athlon II X4 640 that would be compatible with my ddr2 memory.

And about the q9505s, that means that the regular q9505 is not compatible? or would it probably work?

I just want a processor that won't bottleneck my GTX 460 like my current processor is doing. I need a very good processor to do what i need it to do. The max i can spend is basically 250 to fix this problem.
 

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Microsoft strikes again though. My OEM won't work if i upgrade the motherboard will it?
If only all the gaming companys and Nvidia would all just move to Debian Linux then everything would be all good.