MCP6PB M2+ --- AMD Opteron 1389 45nm support?

Hi right now I'm running a Opteron 1352 and turned off cool n quiet to disable the 95w warning on post.

I know Opteron 1352 is 65nm but the Opteron 1389 is very desirable with its 2.9Ghz quad core 75w to 115w as they say.

I wonder if it would work?

Thanks

Officially that board doesn't seem to support either but from what I see it should work since it still has DDR2 support but you're taking your chances. Make sure the BIOS is up to date.

I'll cross my fingers on almost 50 dollars I guess then...

Just to update I bought two 1389's since I have two MCP6PB M2+ v6.3's and I also bought 4 x 4GB PC2-6400 High Density Modules.

Just to let you know the 1389's work flawlessly on this board as well as the 8GB of ram.

I easily clocked the 1389's up to 3.2Ghz so they're rocking hard for this setup. I got the 1389's for 30 dollars a pop and paid $38 for the 16GB Kit 4 x 4GB Modules.

All in all I am happy the L1 read rate went from 324GB/s to 400GB/s so that's 23.46% increase.

The CPU Queen Score went from absolute max 19,075 on the 1352 @ 2.6Ghz to 23,463 points on the 1389 @ 3.2Ghz.

That 3.2Ghz though is extremely stable so I'm sure I might be able to break 25,000 points which would out-pace the QX9650.

Just to let you know this isn't "Weak Performance" because we are only a few Thousand Points shy of an FX-8150 8-Octa-Core Processor.

The CPU Queen Score went up exactly 23.00% and that's about as much as I will see in terms of FPS and Overall System Performance.

However from 4GB to 8GB of Ram is really going to make a crazy difference for Far Cry 4 all Ultra at 1080p.