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Hero
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| WinRAR wrote: | | Hero wrote: | I love trolling CT. The rage I get from you guys is amazing. I will continue to post for as long as you all rage.
To be on topic:
If the socket size is the same it will fit. |
because trolling helps the person that needs help. seriously, get the fuck out.
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| The red spy. wrote: | | the question here is if his mobo sypports the 45nm penryn c2d's. |
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wat? Trolling helps everyone. But if his mobo is old, it may not be supporting.
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francis the flamer
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| Zarr wrote: | http://www.gigabyte.com.tw/Support/Motherboard/CPUSupport_Model.aspx?ProductID=1910#anchor_os
Mobo should work fine. |
I dont intend to drag this on further.... but the link you provided states that the E8400 is not Compatible with the Mobo and that anything up to the Pentium D 960 is only compatible?
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| elpacco wrote: | | Oh, well as long as you have a good feel for the inner workings of a computer, you'll be fine, just make sure not to apply too much or too little thermal compound, and for god's sake do not fucking touch those pins. They bend so easily, and they're a real pain to straighten. |
OH YOU! Intel went away from pins just for that reason.
I wish AMD would catch on to that.
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| francis the flamer wrote: | | Zarr wrote: | http://www.gigabyte.com.tw/Support/Motherboard/CPUSupport_Model.aspx?ProductID=1910#anchor_os
Mobo should work fine. |
I dont intend to drag this on further.... but the link you provided states that the E8400 is not Compatible with the Mobo and that anything up to the Pentium D 960 is only compatible? |
Oh shit, you're right. I suppose I hadn't paid enough attention to the chart.
You might also want to consider something like this and this if you're going to be upgrading your mobo and CPU anyway, though you'd have to get DDR3 RAM as well.
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francis the flamer
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| Zarr wrote: | | francis the flamer wrote: | | Zarr wrote: | http://www.gigabyte.com.tw/Support/Motherboard/CPUSupport_Model.aspx?ProductID=1910#anchor_os
Mobo should work fine. |
I dont intend to drag this on further.... but the link you provided states that the E8400 is not Compatible with the Mobo and that anything up to the Pentium D 960 is only compatible? |
Oh shit, you're right. I suppose I hadn't paid enough attention to the chart.
You might also want to consider something like this and this if you're going to be upgrading your mobo and CPU anyway, though you'd have to get DDR3 RAM as well. |
Bah, if it doesnt support it then i guess i'ts not worth it, ill just save up for a new computer i guess. Thanks anyway.
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