K9N6SGM-V best CPU support

Dear all,
apparently there is a post here that may help me as well since I have similar problem concerning CPU compatability
My existing CPU dies and I'm looking for replacement keeping the same board ( see subject )
According to MSI web site and all the post I read , I was looking for Sempron but apparently new generation are AM3 socket and this board doesn't support such socket .
Based on the posts looks like the board may allow me to install Opteron 1210
Before to proceed with this I would like to be sure in order to don't waste my money
In other words , is the Opteron 1210 the only one compatible ?
Opteron is not listed in the CPU supported with this board according to the web
You mention that this require BIOS 1.9 update, do you mean 1.9 and higher or just limited to 1.9 ?
what is the best CPU performer for this board ( according to your experience and feedback ) ?
Thanks in advance

according to my search on the link you kindly suggested and MSI web vs AMD web , I identified few alternative :
AMD QuadCore Opteron1352( PN OS1352WBJ4BGHBOX ),Wattage75, speed 2100, Bus speed 2000,L2 Cache 2048 , Socket AM2
AMD Athlon X2 5600+ ( PN ADO-56DOBX ) , Wattage 65, speed 2900, Bus Speed 2000 , L2 Cache 2048 , Socket AM2
AMD QuadCore Opteron1354( PN OS1354WBJ4BGHBOX ),Wattage75, speed 2200, Bus speed 2000,L2 Cache 2048 , Socket AM2
All of them are AM2 and below 125W , however the only one officially supported by MSI is the Athlon , while the Opteron are not .
What you would suggest ?
QuadCore should be faster compared to Athlon , however not fully sure will be compatible with my board
Thanks again

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