[Solved] New board to buy for amd processor

None of them.

You want a AM3+ motherboard, not AM3.

You'll never be able to upgrade the cpu if you buy one of those boards.

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i do not want to use amd buldozer as phenom 2 can beat them easily.
So is their any other option

next cpu?
Are you talking about piledriver

piledriver have 10% perfomance boost only, and newer one may have 20% more power but that cost too much, also intel's 22nm prossesors are getting close.
So am3+ may have no use

the GIGABYTE GA-970A-UD3 does not seems to have ucc feature
my total budget for cpu+motherboard is only 200$(or less if possible)
also when it comes to core to core (1 core of ph2 vs 1 core of fx) performance phenom 2 series have more powerful cores
some compressors like uharc use only one core and their are other applications too that use only one core
also except chitset and socket other features are same

i have added more info on main thread

First of Phenom II is not faster than BD. BD is misunderstood. Windows 7 doesn't even recognize it's architecture, therefore doesn't know how to place the threads in order, and it places them randomly, which is why Win7 benchmarks are so bad. Windows 8 will bring 20% more performance.

Either way, whether you want to go BD or not, there will be newer BD's, there is also Piledriver and god knows what else. So if you don't ever want to upgrade the cpu, fine, then go with whatever you want and buy one of those old overpriced 8XX series chipsets.

I gave you the BEST suggestions in the $100 range for WHATEVER cpu you decide on. Take it or leave it.

if this is the real case behind bd's low performance, then i will go for am3+.
Can any one of them support my sata2 hdd, psu .nd dvd writer.
Also does they support ssd

now remains the cpu
can these mb support my current processor athlon 64 x2 7750
also can i unlock more cores on x6 processor using ucc

+1

You can't unlock cores that aren't there. 6-core phenom IIs have 6 cores. 6 core Bulldozer CPUs have 6 cores, not 8 with two locked.

No, x3 processors are always 4 core with one disabled. It may be disabled because it is defective, or it may just be disabled to sall it as an x3. you don't know until you try.

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