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Question: My machine is an ASUS CM1730/CM1830 series which currently has the stock Athlon II X2 220 (2-core, 2.8 GHZ). Will my motherboard support this?
Document: I ordered this through Amazon with 2 day shipping and it showed up two days later. I use this CPU in conjunction with an ASUS CHIV MOBO, 4gb of DDR3, a BFG Nvidia 9800 GTX+ OC, 32 gb high speed ssd and a 500gb 6gbs pair of data drives raided togeThis processor is really nice. I moved from an Athlon X2 2200 to this chip and the new 890 chipset. This thing screams!
Very pleased. At first problems in recognize, Bios Lock Up, I had to update Bios in GA-MA785GMT-UD2H Gygabite Board to F6 Version using meanwhile another processor (Athlon II X2 250), but then everything comes to Life. Smooth performance consuming less than 50 percent of performance when playing Crysis 2 at full,  comparing a 70 percent when I had Phenom II X4 965. Better 3D Mark results and also and improved CineBench result.
I get 7.6 on Windows 7 "Processor" experience index. I'm currently overclocking it at 4.0 gig without any issues.The ASUS motherboard is the best value for this processor. It comes with so many options I could never list them all. The best feature is the Turbo EVO software that allows novice overclockers to find that sweet spot.
So I ordered this thing as an upgrade from an AMD Athlon II X3 440 @ 3.0 GHz. The triple-core is a great processor, don't get me wrong, but it just wasn't enough to keep up with my EVGA GTX 460 SSC+, so I looked into the Thuban. One main reason for getting the 1090t was the price. A six-core processor under $200? That's a steal.
I purchased the Phenom II X6 1090T as an upgrade for my aging Phenom 9600. I've used reveal quad core Athlon II systems and expected similar performance from the new CPU. It's much better than I thought. My Starcraft II frame rate almost doubled with the same settings. I always assumed my geforce 250 was the bottleneck.
I am extremely happy with this purchase. It overclocks rather nicely and is a very nice compliment to the Asus Crosshair IV Formula Mobo I recently purchased. The only problem I had was getting an answer on which memory would best suit this motherboard. I am eventually going with the G.Skill Flare 7-8-7-24 2000 MHz memory but it was out of stock. I bought 4gb of Crucial Ballistic Tracer 7-7-7-21 for the meantime.
Just bought one of these and have had the system running about a week. This CPU is something to get excited about, when you consider the price. Overclocked to 3.8 GHZ without breaking a sweat and without much difficulty I'm sure could push further. I have mine paired on an 890gx motherboard, 8gb ddr3 and a Corsair H50 Water Cooler - CPU doesnt break at sweat no matter what you throw at it.
I've been playing my PS2 games on this computer through emulator and yeah, you can guess. I've had intel E6400 core 2 duo for a long time and this Phenom II X6 1090T made that computer a history I've already forgotten but due to this review I had to bring it up again. If you are hesitating for a long time, then you loose all those time. This CPU should be with me for a long while since I don't think intel will lower their prices comparable to AMD for yet another decade.
I switched to 6 core Phenom 1090T from 2 core Phenom 550. I was hoping for bigger performance boost in photo editing. There was a boost, but not as big as benchmarks would suggest.What more, the CPU makes a high-pitched squeaking sound under heavy load. Can't eliminate that. And yes, it's definitely the CPU, not the cooling, not the motherboard coils, not the PSU. Noise comes from Phenom X6 1090T itself.
Everything in my system was purchased from Amazon.com. The shipping is fast and has always come within the estimated dates and the prices are very competitive. Nothing has ever been damaged or misplaced in the process. A+ for Amazon.ASUS Crosshair IV Formula - AM3 - AMD 890FX - DDR3 - Republic of Gamers - ATX Motherboard
Answer: The Phenom II 125 watt models will not work on your motherboard as ASUS has limited the BIOS on your version to this .. You have the same motherboard as a ASUS M4A78LT-M but the BIOS restricts the CPU to 95 watt versions .. I know the phenom II 945 X4 works and maybe Phenom II X6 1045T would work .. I would have to check further to know if the 6 cores would work ..