Hi, I don't really know much about motherboards and am hoping to upgrade my processor from this http://techreport.pricegrabber.com [...] roduct_tab to this http://techreport.pricegrabber.com [...] roduct_tab but am not sure if my motherboard will support it. My motherboard is currently a 939 pin socket, and so is the chip I'm using and hoping to get. The processor I'm going to purchase has a fan and heatsink with it too.
Please help me if you know that the processor will work and/or tell me how to find out the make and model of my motherboard.
Hi, I don't really know much about motherboards and am hoping to upgrade my processor from this http://techreport.pricegrabber.com [...] roduct_tab to this http://techreport.pricegrabber.com [...] roduct_tab but am not sure if my motherboard will support it. My motherboard is currently a 939 pin socket, and so is the chip I'm using and hoping to get. The processor I'm going to purchase has a fan and heatsink with it too.
Please help me if you know that the processor will work and/or tell me how to find out the make and model of my motherboard.
Thanks
Jackal
Download and run CPUZ and it will tell you your mobo
1. Look on the box
2. Look on your receipt
3. Look on your mobo
4. Look at the post screen on boot up
5. Ask the place you bought it from to look it up
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