[Solved] Pentium D 920 and Inspiron 530

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Have Dell Inspiron 530, will a Pentium D 920 CPU work. Have 350 watt power supply.

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Depends on which motherboard you have inside yours. There are at least 2. One could handle quad cores and the other one couldn't

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popatim wrote :

Depends on which motherboard you have inside yours. There are at least 2. One could handle quad cores and the other one couldn't

It has the foxxconn G33M02 MB,FSB 800/ 4gb memory, bios 1.08.1,just up graded psu to 350 watt

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According to Foxconn, supports Intel® Core™2 Quad, Core™2 Duo, Pentium® Dual-Core, Pentium® D, Pentium® 4, Celeron® processors , Socket T (LGA775)

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foxconn speak with forked tounge. It will not work! 9

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your mobo CPU support list:
http://www.foxconnsupport.com/cpus [...] M&cputype=

but you have not stated any form of a question yet. so what is it you need help with?

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