Windows 7, your current reading sould be in the 7's. however, that being said, the WEI is a horrible benchmark, and its great for a self-pat-on-the-back, but its really bad for comparing systems.

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Um, looking at the CPU Support List the highest CPU supported is the Phenom II x4 955.

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That would present another problem, lol, you might have upgraded to far, esentially the motherboard doesn't know what to do with the chip, so you might be hosed. other option is to contact foxconn and ask if a bios update is available, or if one can be made available.

 

[edit]Looked at the list, might not just be updated, does the motherboard when it posts, ID the CPU correctly? name, mhz, cache,? etc?

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ID is right, Name too, Cache I don't know, MHz is at 800mhz at first. Then I multiple it to 3,4ghz. :/

might be an idea to get a new motherboard, new low end models like the M5A97 are UEFI and feature rich

Such boards can use any old AM3 CPU or one of the newer AM3+ processors fine.

 

 

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