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Question: Will this handle an 8 core processor?
Document: I built a computer with the AMD FX-8350, 4 GHZ 8 Core processor and the EVGA GeForce GTX 66 2048MB GDDR5 Video card. The computer has 8Gbs of G-Skill RipJaw X-series RAM. The computer is completely stable and operates very fast. This is a great motherboard.
I am very disappointed in this motherboard. It was professionally installed to support an AMD FX-8120 8 core processor and the combination was unstable right from the start - numerous spontaneous reboots with no blue screen errors or other warnings. A number of solutions were tried including a re-build of Windows 7, a new, larger power supply, and a massive processor heat sink.
I bought this Mother Board to run my AMD FX-8150 8-Core Black Edition Processor Socket AM3+. it works very well with all components: SSD+SATA, 16GB of memory and 1GB vga.I am running Vmware ESXi server and running multiple virtual server on it. with many cores and SSD; I am getting excellent performance .
I bought the Gigabyte motherboard, because I needed something that would run myAMD FX-8150 8-Core Black Edition Processor Socket AM3+ FD8150FRGUBOX. This is the first time I've ever installed a motherboard and it couldn't have been easier. I was especially afraid I'd have to flash it, but I got rev 3.0 and it runs beautifully. I didn't have to flash anything.The board is well-labeled and it comes with great documentation that details all the ports and connectors.
I'm very pleased with this motherboard. Great feature set, performance, and build quality. Be advised there are 4 revisions of the board, with the newest able to handle higher current needed for an overclocked fast processor, but otherwise mostly the same and all revisions able to handle &#34;normal&#34; usage such as the largest processors not overclocked.I also got to experience Gigabyte support which was easy to contact due to physical damage to the board. Warranty on Mobo's is 3 years.
I ordered this board along with a newAMD FX 4100 4-Core Processor, 3.6 4 Socket AM3 - FD4100WMGUSBX. I was a little worried that it might come with an older version of the BIOS that wouldn't support the new AM3+ processors. When I got it, the case had a sticker stating that the it had the AM3+ enabled BIOS already.
This is the best option for any builder who needs assurance that they get what they pay for( the good way). I installed an 8 core AMD fx 8350 4ghz and the bios gives me precise overclocking options for frequency and memory. I can overclock to 4.4, after that it has trouble. My installation was a bit shaky, but everything works great and I am satisfied.
Again just my opinion! so I got the AMD Black Edition FX 6 Core Bulldozer @ 3.3 GHz 14.0MB Cache.. Now the reason I didn't go with the 8 Core is because after doing more research I learned the Microsoft windows 7 does NOT Support the AMD 8 Core! It will be incorporated in an update to Win 7 but who knows when? and then I can always upgrade.
My primary components on this board:AMD FX&#8482; 8350 8-core 4.0 GHz60GB Corsair Force Series 3 SSD16GB  G.SKILL Sniper Series DDR3 1866 (4x 2GB)Pros:-After flashing the BIOS to the latest release (F9 at the time, F10a is still a beta), I was able to get my 1866 memory to run at 1600. (The BIOS it came with clocked it at 1333).
I assume that once Intel get the I7 faster or comes out with an I10 or I12 they will put the code in 7 for the AMD 8 core? so just FYI! (o; Well the other thing I did was made the jump from WIN XP Pro to WIN 7 Home Pro upgrade to 3 of your home PCs, BOY they really needed to finally come out with that! I have 6 to 8 computers in my house depending on what kids are home etc.!
Answer: Yes I am running a AMD FX-8150 Eight-Core Processor. It's fast