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    Posted: 02 Nov 2015 at 12:29pm
Originally posted by bigdogmean1 bigdogmean1 wrote:

Originally posted by Rabiddog Rabiddog wrote:

Originally posted by bigdogmean1 bigdogmean1 wrote:

nice rig dude. will it support the latest 8 core cpu ? I am also a gamer and have had problems with intel stuff myself. I do run with amd now and am very happy with there products, let me know what you think...
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The newest no.The newest CPUs, FX 8core are 220watts.
But,,it does support the 8370 and 8350 which are 8core,they are 125 watts,and will run any game just fine,paired up with the right gear and run @ 4.0ghz,with I bet plenty of head room for a O/C.
Start with this board here, in my mind, a perfect start to a great rig.
I bought the board off of newegg and paired it up with 8370 and 16 gig of ram with a R9380 graphics card . now I'm just waiting for it to show up. I was reading about heat issues about this. Did you have any of these problems too ?
Love newegg..Looks like your going to have a good time..thats a nice gaming rig..Wish I could afford a new,well anything,but I so want a FX8 core and a better card,had this Xfx 7950 since new 3 years ago this Board the newest piece and thats over a year old..but it is what it is.
HEAT issues, I read such reviews on heat also,people saying the South bridge is melting the board,and is burning fingers..And as you read on,they have 0 fans.
Any board is going to get hot,if you game,its going to get real hot.My case has 4 fans,1 in the front[HDS],1 on the side[mobo ,graphics,ram, SB],2 on top,yea it gets warm after a good game session you can feel the heat,but if you have a good case,with a couple of fans in the right spots,you will have no problems.
You will be pleased.
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Originally posted by Rabiddog Rabiddog wrote:

Originally posted by bigdogmean1 bigdogmean1 wrote:

nice rig dude. will it support the latest 8 core cpu ? I am also a gamer and have had problems with intel stuff myself. I do run with amd now and am very happy with there products, let me know what you think...
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The newest no.The newest CPUs, FX 8core are 220watts.
But,,it does support the 8370 and 8350 which are 8core,they are 125 watts,and will run any game just fine,paired up with the right gear and run @ 4.0ghz,with I bet plenty of head room for a O/C.
Start with this board here, in my mind, a perfect start to a great rig.
I bought the board off of newegg and paired it up with 8370 and 16 gig of ram with a R9380 graphics card . now I'm just waiting for it to show up. I was reading about heat issues about this. Did you have any of these problems too ?
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Also did a review of the FIRST board i bought a year ago.
Its my first,but hey I tried.

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Originally posted by parsec parsec wrote:

Originally posted by Rabiddog Rabiddog wrote:

Originally posted by Ceerius Ceerius wrote:

Hey very nice rig man, diggin the set up. I have to ask how the auto O/C works on this board? Does it have an easy interface to help you choose options or is it an easy one button push O/C feature? Thanks in advance.
Well the Auto O/C is in the bios,and yes,its very easy.It gives you 6 options to choose from for a Overclock,from 5% too 30%.Mine is set at 30% O/C,and is stable as can be.
And on the Driver disk,there is a program called F-stream.F-stream can O/C threw windows,and has sliders to adjust CPU frequency,PCIe,CPU multiplier,and all the volt sliders needed.You can also control fan speeds threw this program.


Rabiddog, nice system!

ASRock is having a contest now for ASRock AMD mother board systems, in the Event News forum:

http://forum.asrock.com/forum_posts.asp?TID=914&title=win-big-prizes-from-amd-asrock

If you'd like, I can move your thread to the contest thread (or at least I hope I can do that, technically speaking that is), with your permission of course.

You would need to edit your first post, or do it over again, to meet the requirements of the contest rules, which are explained in the contest thread above.

Please let us know in this thread if you would like to do that. Thanks!
Confused?this is were the contest says to post,and I meet the req,as far as I can tell.can you be more specific..
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Originally posted by Rabiddog Rabiddog wrote:

Originally posted by Ceerius Ceerius wrote:

Hey very nice rig man, diggin the set up. I have to ask how the auto O/C works on this board? Does it have an easy interface to help you choose options or is it an easy one button push O/C feature? Thanks in advance.
Well the Auto O/C is in the bios,and yes,its very easy.It gives you 6 options to choose from for a Overclock,from 5% too 30%.Mine is set at 30% O/C,and is stable as can be.
And on the Driver disk,there is a program called F-stream.F-stream can O/C threw windows,and has sliders to adjust CPU frequency,PCIe,CPU multiplier,and all the volt sliders needed.You can also control fan speeds threw this program.


Rabiddog, nice system!

ASRock is having a contest now for ASRock AMD mother board systems, in the Event News forum:

http://forum.asrock.com/forum_posts.asp?TID=914&title=win-big-prizes-from-amd-asrock

If you'd like, I can move your thread to the contest thread (or at least I hope I can do that, technically speaking that is), with your permission of course.

You would need to edit your first post, or do it over again, to meet the requirements of the contest rules, which are explained in the contest thread above.

Please let us know in this thread if you would like to do that. Thanks!


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Originally posted by Ceerius Ceerius wrote:

Hey very nice rig man, diggin the set up. I have to ask how the auto O/C works on this board? Does it have an easy interface to help you choose options or is it an easy one button push O/C feature? Thanks in advance.
Well the Auto O/C is in the bios,and yes,its very easy.It gives you 6 options to choose from for a Overclock,from 5% too 30%.Mine is set at 30% O/C,and is stable as can be.
And on the Driver disk,there is a program called F-stream.F-stream can O/C threw windows,and has sliders to adjust CPU frequency,PCIe,CPU multiplier,and all the volt sliders needed.You can also control fan speeds threw this program.
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Hey very nice rig man, diggin the set up. I have to ask how the auto O/C works on this board? Does it have an easy interface to help you choose options or is it an easy one button push O/C feature? Thanks in advance.
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Originally posted by bigdogmean1 bigdogmean1 wrote:

nice rig dude. will it support the latest 8 core cpu ? I am also a gamer and have had problems with intel stuff myself. I do run with amd now and am very happy with there products, let me know what you think...
TY
The newest no.The newest CPUs, FX 8core are 220watts.
But,,it does support the 8370 and 8350 which are 8core,they are 125 watts,and will run any game just fine,paired up with the right gear and run @ 4.0ghz,with I bet plenty of head room for a O/C.
Start with this board here, in my mind, a perfect start to a great rig.
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