can a gigabyte ga-k8nsc-939 motherboard work with amd 62 x2?
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Yes it supports the 64x2  Here's a link to the product compatibility chart provided by gigabyte.\n\nhttp://www.gigabyte.com.tw/Support/Motherboard/CPUSupport_Model.aspx?ClassValue=Motherboard&ProductID=1881&ProductName=GA-K8NSC-939
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your mobo supports\n 64-bit AMD® Sempron, Athlon™ 64 /Athlon 64 X2 processor (Socket AM2)\n\nAthlon 64 X2 CPU: 3800+, 4000+, 4200, 4400+, 4600+, 4800+, 5000+, 5200+\n\ntry to get athlon 64x2cpu 4800 or 5200 if you got a big budget.\n\ntry these sites to get your ram and processor\n\n\nhttp://www.newegg.com\nhttp://www.tigerdirect.com\n\nand dont forget to put a graphic card geforce 7950 to make it a perfect machine
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hi,\nUR cpu speed and RAM are enough to support the card.If your motherboard has an AGP 4X(1.5V) then the card should run fine.256 MB gforce 6200 turbocache is also a good option.
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Yes, it should.  Is your processor an Athlon 64?  If so then yes, it will.  See Google for more information.
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depends on you motherboard whether it has a windows based flash progrma or not, you will have to check with support for your motherboard
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The best thing to do is to identify the model of the motherboard. If you assembled the desktop yourself, you probably already knew it. If you bought it from, say Dell, call them or look up online. Get the specifications and you know exactly what graphic cards it supports.\n\nIf you cannot do it, open the desktop box and look what slot it has for video. You should be able to identify it easily.
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Its ok for old games. I would steer away from AMD boards and for that price you can get one at Compusa that is better and same price on sale!
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Athlon 64 Dual Core uses AM2 socket \nbut notmal Athlon 64 uses socket 939\n\ncheck what kind of socket you have on your M/B
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Go to this link, click the Scan My System button and it will tell you what your motherboard can handle.\n\nhttp://www.crucial.com/index.asp
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Not unless you already have a working driver for the hardware installed.\n\nThe programs that do this will not work if you do not have any drivers at all for the hardware.  If this is the case, you have to look for a model number and manufacturer on the card.\n\nIf you can not find any, then often you can look for the numbers on the chipset for this card.  This often works for things like video and sound cards, but frequently does not work on things like Modems.\n\nOnce you have this, then go to driverguide.com, the manufacturers website, or Google.
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Your motherboard manual should specify what can and can't fit into your motherboard. Most socket 939 processors should fit into it however some could be too fast for your motherboard.
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1.8GB Capacity, you might mean, or 1.8 GHz clock speed, more likely.\n\nIn either case, a 155MB (sure it's not 256MB?) may work.  It's not the memory that's the issue, ie, the numbers you mentioned don't have anything to do with compatibility.\n\nCompatibility is addressed by checking videocard connection type: PCI, PCI-Express (also called PCI-E), and AGP.  Note that AGP comes in different flavors such as 2x and 4x.  Some motherboards do 2x or 4x and some do both.
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You can go to www.driverguide.com, sign up for free and search for the driver that you need.\n\nAnother way, (if it is built in) is to get your motherboard model and look for the its sites to download the driver that you need.
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The motherboard is the key factor in determining the ability to upgrade your system. For example if your motherboard supports only 2 memory slots at a maximum of 512MB each you can not install 2 GB of memory. You can not install a SATA disk drive unless the motherboard has SATA connectors. You can not put an AGP graphics card in the PC unless there is an AGP slot. The list goes on and on.
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You will need to find a MB that supports PCI-E, Your current processor will not work in a MB that supports PCI-E. You will need to get a MB and processir with a socket 754 or better. like ASUS K8N-VM
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You can't on any motherboards i've ever heard of & i don't know why you'd want to either.\n\nYou can get motherboards which can take 2 processors (dual core) & 2 graphics cards (dual core) though
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Any motherboard that has an AGP 4x/8x slot.