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Replacing Motherboard && CPU

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Hi newcomer and welcome to the Tom's hardware forum.

U aren't the only one with the same problem. In AMD rig u can find similar problems and this is because some CPU have some characteristic like TPD and power consume that aren't supported by some mobos even with a BIOS update
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The cpu should be supportive since the motherboard supports even higher FSB's.. And its TDP will definitely not be more than one of those extreme versions and since they are supported, no reason for why this wont be..
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Emperus said:
The cpu should be supportive since the motherboard supports even higher FSB's.. And its TDP will definitely not be more than one of those extreme versions and since they are supported, no reason for why this wont be..


That the mobo says 775 doesn't mean that support all the 775 CPUs.

If u take a look on Google u can find that when u install a CPU that isn't supported by the mobo the system don't boot.
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Emperus said:
The cpu should be supportive since the motherboard supports even higher FSB's.. And its TDP will definitely not be more than one of those extreme versions and since they are supported, no reason for why this wont be..

The chipset of the motherboard doesn't support Core 2 chips, period. You should do some research before giving incorrect or mis-leading information on these forums. I would hate for the OP to listen to you and waste his money on incompatible hardware. There's a lot more to CPU compatibility than FSB speed and the TDP rating.

If the CPU isn't on the CPU support list it won't work correctly if at all. It's as simple as that.
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