Looking for a board that supports an intel quad core processor and a graphics card for my dell e310 , any suggestions?
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I'm pretty sure this board isn't what you want. As I recall, the Pentium D CPU is only a DUAL-CORE device.
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I plugged in an i5-3470 into this board and it functions great. I haven't gotten around to plugging a video card up to it yet, but I would think it'd be fine so long as you get an ITX case that will fit it. ITX gaming rigs aren't uncommon.
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I would think any socket 775 core 2 cpu's should work, I would contact dell though. The i3,i5,i7 cpu's will not work.
350627
Yo Linda,Indeed your Dell E 310 can support these babies, but they may not be utilized to its full potential. You say you have two slots, as in two additional vacant slots on your motherboard, or just two slots total?Are you replacing or adding more ram?
61079
yes but archicad recommends a quad core, we do have them, it does meet the minimum requirements but it may be slow.
1663399
Difficult question to answer due to the fact that there are so many combinations of boards and processors. I am currently using a workstation that I put together using an Intel motherboard with 20 gig of ram, and ( 2 ) Xeon quad core processors. I am using 2 AMD radeon 6800 series cards with this system and it works flawlessly... Good luck with your project, it should work great.
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The board supports PCI Express graphics cards via the PCIE 2.0 x16 slots. So as long as there is ample power, either of those cards will work.
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This board comes with an Intel Celeron 1007U processor, which does have integrated Intel HD graphics and HDMI output already onboard, so you do not need to get a graphics card. Of course, the integrated graphics is very basic. It can do simple video playback but cannot do any heavy duty gaming. For that you would need an external graphics card.
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Can anyone recommend a motherboard that would fit that has two PCI express slots (x1 is fine). Preferable for intel processor.
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The motherboard has an AM3/AM3+ socket, so it won't take an Intel processor. You can get a motherboard that takes Intel, and a graphics upgrade is recommended. So, basically, you might wanna just get a different computer
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Absolutely. You would want to use an i5 or i7 in it. And at least 8 gig RAM. The on-board video may or may not please you for gaming, so you may have to add a decent quality Video card. This board is an excellent platform for most anything someone wants to use it for. It will depend on what CPU and RAM you put in it.
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Yes, it is a quad core and it's should be able to handle both the CPU and Video Card with no problem.
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Yes..I checked the MSI website for this board/cpu combination you mentioned and YES, supported.
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Best to go to the Dell website and check the CPU compatibility list for that motherboard. Generally, the core 2 duo will be better to use if it is compatible with your motherboard: lower power with better performance and probably has a bigger cache.
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Unfortunately, no. That Dell uses the AMD chip, which has a completely different interface than the Intel chip.You'll have to find an upgrade through AMD, not Intel. Second, since it's a laptop, you have to be careful about buying parts to upgrade it. I would check with Dell to see if they have any upgrade suggestions, or find a company that can upgrade your laptop for you-
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This is a Dell motherboard for a Dimension 3100 or E310 Case. It requires a socket LGA775 processor.I installed it in Dell Dimension 3100 case and put a Intel Pentium 4 521 processor in it. This motherboard takes a maximum of 2GB of ram, so recommend using it for a low power requirement OS like Linux. I currently have CentOS 6.4 installed on it with mirrored raid as a file server.
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This is just a quad-core AMD CPU. No video processor is built into it. You'll need a separate video card.