AMD Phenom CPU Upgrade

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    stormy13 said:
    If I may, whatever you do don't buy a x6 1100T as it won't work on that motherboard. That motherboard only supports up to 95W processors, and the 100T is a 125W.
    And frankly you will not notice any increase in performance with a few 100 mhz difference. Get an SSD. Probably not a good idea to try and overclock the CPU as the motherboard may actually not be able to cope with the increased power draw and you end up slowing the CPU back down or worse blown mosfets on the motherboard. Leave the CPU alone, there is nothing wrong with it.
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       #12

    o/k guys, point taken, will look at a SSD. Many thanks for all your help.
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       #13

    According to a benchmark i just read, theres a 125w version of the 1055t aswell as a 95 watt version?
    AMD Phenom II X6 1055T (125W) vs 1100T
    http://www.amd.com/en-us/products/pr...top/phenom-ii# If you go to the "Model number comparison" find the 1055t it also says 125w
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    Devlin1888 said:
    According to a benchmark i just read, theres a 125w version of the 1055t aswell as a 95 watt version?
    AMD Phenom II X6 1055T (125W) vs 1100T
    AMD Phenom? II Processors If you go to the "Model number comparison" find the 1055t it also says 125w
    Hey Devlin
    Here is the 95W part used mainly by OEM's
    AMD Phenom II X6 1055T (95W) benchmarks

    Once you start overclocking the CPU the power used will go up and the motherboard is not built for overclocking (like most non enthusiast parts).
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  5. Posts : 1,686
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    kevtherev Lets us know if you need help choosing an ssd and installing it. There is plenty of help here.
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