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MSI's Motherboards Come With Full 125-Watt CPU Support

Written by IT News on 5:34 AM

By: Bogdan Botezatu, Hardware Editor

The vast majority of motherboards built around AMD currently 780G chipset arrive without support for the 125 Watt processors. As previously reported, in a motherboard models produced top-level producers not work in a pair of high TDP processors such as AMD in the Black Fen X4 9850 Edition.

MSI faced the same problem in its AMD-based motherboard ruler, but the company has just announced the development of an updated version of its core AMD 790X motherboard sacrifice that now with the full support of power hungry quad-core processors.

According to the manufacturer, four of the six cards in the entry-level MSI, and the main markets may now be paired with AMD in 125 - W processors. According motherboard model K9A2GM-IFD (AMD 780G), K9N2GM-IFD (Nvidia GeForce 8200), K9A2VM-FD (AMD 780V), K9N2GM-FD (Nvidia GeForce 8200).

Two other motherboards support only 95 - W processors, primarily targeted at low-cost market, as they will work in low-cost, low-power computer systems, and less likely to be affected by compatibility issues.

In K9A2GM-F v2 (AMD 780V), and K9N2GM-F v2 (Nvidia GeForce in 8200) will not support the latest processors from AMD because of the cost-effective power stage modules, which can deliver 125 watts of power needed.

However, the upgrade does not include one of the most popular models of MSI, namely K9A2 CF, and the company contends that it has not yet decided whether it will release a version for the stock.

MSI was the first company to respond to its customers' demand relations powerful processors. Other motherboard manufacturers are still affected a broad incompatibility with AMD in 9850 Phenom Black Edition, Athlon X2 6000 + / 6400 +, FX-62, Phenom X4 9750 - 9850 - 9950 and the upcoming models with higher clock speeds.