Question 1

does this cpu come with a fan?

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I got this product because the price was great but it cam with no fan no box nothing totally crap, I will not be buying from this sell no more, beware if you buy from them might not get everything it says it comes with.

Question 2

is is worth spending the money when I have a Amd fx4100

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I know this question was asked an answered a LONG time ago, but I am going to correct the inaccurate statement given by a few people that may be putting doubts into the minds of others reading these answers today.Inaccurate Statement: More than one person has said the FX-8320 is a 4 physical core processor. That's simply not true. It contains 8 PHYSICAL CORES, plain and simple. Where people are confused is that there are 4 floating point units, each shared by 2 cores each. A slightly different design than what has been implemented by Intel but it's 8 cores nonetheless and all benchmarks that push the limits of multi-threaded performance have proven this processor to be superior in multi-threaded applications to a 4 core variant. Is it worth the upgrade? Yes and No. Why yes: Because each physical core is on a newer architecture. Simply put, Piledriver offers a 6% percent improvement in single threaded applications and an 8% improvement in multi-threaded applications over the Bulldozer core that the FX-4100 is built on.  When hard clocked to the exact same speed per core, the FX-8320 or 8350 or 8370 will out perform the 4100 by 6 - 8%. And the FX-8320 can overclock to anywhere between 4200 - 4500 MHz per core (a few have hit 4.6 GHz). So if you are able to OC at all, you'll get better speed per core + better performance per MHz + more cores. You do the math. Better is better. Want proof? Google "AMD's Bulldozer core compared with Piledriver" and go to the first website that pops up. They break it down and detail it very thoroughly.Why No: Two reasons. Reason 1.) Because I don't think a 6% increase in performance is worth the cost. Yes, I know it has 8 cores but games don't use 8 cores yet. Most don't anyway. Reason 2.) Because Zen is just around the corner. Zen processors greatly out perform Piledriver processors in that they accomplish much more per clock cycle. They also use less power and will run along side DDR-4 memory and not to mention PCI-E 3.0 video cards, if that matters. Save a little more money and wait to get a Zen CPU + motherboard + Memory if you can. If you can't, then you should wait until Zen releases to buy a FX-8320, 8350, or 8370 because the price will drop way down. It's coming in the first quarter of 2017 (Jan - Feb probably).

Question 3

Will this work with a H87-G43 military class 4 mother board? It says the socket is LGA 1150..

Accepted Answer

No. That board is only compatible with Intel socket LGA1150 processors. You will be unable to use an AMD processor.

Question 4

would this be good for good gaming if not what will my motherboard specs  Socket AM3+; Supports 64-bit AMD FX/ Phenom II X6/X4/X3/X2/ Sempron Proces

Accepted Answer

I had my FX 8320 until, it was fine for the first day then i had overheating problems, it may have been because it was defective, now I replaced it with a FX 8350 and that is a solid cpu with no problems at all. The motherboard has to have at least 125 watts max tdp or more for it to work, check for that on your motherboard model on the web under specifications.

Processor	3.5 GHz amd_fx
RAM	8 GB SO-DIMM DDR3
Hard Drive	1 TB
Brand	AMD
Series	AMD FX 8320
Item model number	FD8320FRHKBOX
Hardware Platform	PC
Operating System	Windows 8 Pro
Item Weight	8.8 ounces
Product Dimensions	5.5 x 5 x 2.8 inches
Item Dimensions LxWxH	5.5 x 5 x 2.8 inches
Color	black with blue neon
Processor Brand	AMD
Number of Processors	8
Computer Memory Type	DDR3 SDRAM
Hard Drive Interface	Serial ATA
Power Source	DC
Voltage	120 Volts
Department	cpu
Manufacturer	AMD
Language	English
ASIN	B009O7YU56
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	No
Date First Available	October 23, 2012

AMD Fx Processor 3.5 8 FD8320FRHKBOX

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