kamil on 24 February 2010
| jefforange89 said: Looking at Gigabyte's CPU support list, with a BIOS update it can actually support almost all of AMD's latest CPUs, so you could even get away with still using that motherboard. Jumping from DDR2 to DDR3 doesn't make that much of a difference either, so you could cut costs by just getting a new CPU and another 2 GB of memory. |
The F8E Bios version is in beta phase and I'm not sure if there is going to be a stable release (Version F7 was relased in 2008) and without F8E only handful of AM3 Phenoms are supported.
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