Per Intel website, this version of CPU was made specifically for China. How does this work in US? I don't want the CPU to speak Chinese to me when I speak English to it. http://ark.intel.com/products/65523/I...
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Works just fine for me. I'm in the US and have it over-clocked too. No problems.
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Intel dose not list it as a compatible processor, look at http://processormatch.intel.com/Processors/CompatibleProcessors?componentName=dz87klt-75kRegards,Randall
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Intel. Apple cannot build a system of this caliber and they have been using Intel on all their newer Macs. I haven't seen anything regarding Apple on any specs. This has the 4th Gen Intel Core i7-4710MQ processor. It may have been a fluke or typo.?
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http://ark.intel.com/products/33911/Intel-Core2-Duo-Processor-E8500-6M-Cache-3_16-GHz-1333-MHz-FSB?wapkw=e8500+3.16+ghz+6+mb+cache
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No thats an Intel board and doesn't support it, this processor your looking at will only work with the newer boards 990 series and its an am3+ type motherboard. Youd have to build a new machine to be using this processor.
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Hi Watch Man, Can you restate your question so it can be answered properly? I have used the seller several times now and they don't sell what will not work as advertised or stated. If your motherboard and memory are designed for this CPU it will work very well indeed. There is only one level of increased performance 4 core Intel "socket 775 chip" and that one costs another $100. I am perfectly happy with this seller and the Intel 9550 CPU! Also since this seller is selling a refurbished chip your cost is about 1/4 of new; add that to the unconditional guarantee and you can't go wrong. I would never have been able to buy the 9550 new for $550! Hi Watch Man, Can you restate your question so it can be answered properly? I have used the seller several times now and they don't sell what will not work as advertised or stated. If your motherboard and memory are designed for this CPU it will work very well indeed. There is only one level of increased performance 4 core Intel "socket 775 chip" and that one costs another $100. I am perfectly happy with this seller and the Intel 9550 CPU! Also since this seller is selling a refurbished chip your cost is about 1/4 of new; add that to the unconditional guarantee and you can't go... » Read More Hi Watch Man, Can you restate your question so it can be answered properly? I have used the seller several times now and they don't sell what will not work as advertised or stated. If your motherboard and memory are designed for this CPU it will work very well indeed. There is only one level of increased performance 4 core Intel "socket 775 chip" and that one costs another $100. I am perfectly happy with this seller and the Intel 9550 CPU! Also since this seller is selling a refurbished chip your cost is about 1/4 of new; add that to the unconditional guarantee and you can't go wrong. I would never have been able to buy the 9550 new for $550! « Show Less
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After the 3820 the old general rule "if the socket fits the cpu it works" is out the window. The best place to check is at Intel's CPU compatibility check list of mainboards that work with a specific CPU and sometimes you can find a confirmation for a specific mainboard at the mainboards website for a list of compatible cpu's. Here is a link to Intel that will help, http://processormatch.intel.com/. A1 Mobile Computer, a1mc.net Dale Poston
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its dual core http://ark.intel.com/products/72164/Intel-Core-i5-3230M-Processor-3M-Cache-up-to-3_20-GHz-rPGAkeep an eye on I5 vs I3, it seems Lenovo didnt change the model when they upgraded the CPU.you may think you are getting a deal but you may be comparing I5 vs I3
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Hey I have read an article about Intel's problems with it's Sandy Bridge processor. You might want to look into that prior to purchasing one.
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Not real good on the technical stuff, when I pull up the system page, for processor it says: Intel Pentium CPUB490 @ 2.00GHz don't know if this is what you needed or not. If it isn't, if you let me know where to find it, I'd be more then happy to check!
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No it doesn't, is just the board and if you get this one take notice is for second/third generation Intel processors (current generation is fourth).I'm assuming you dont have a processor (CPU), so i will advice you to get a current generation board. Depending on your needs you can google stuff like "best budget cpu" or "best cpu for the money".Be careful about processors sockets when choosing a board
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Hi Mirna:The best place to find processor compatibility is on the Intel website.Enter the motherboard model : DH87RL in the search. Go to the link for:Intel® Desktop Board DH87RL. You will see a link for Compatible processors in the "More Information" box.Follow this link to look up compatible I3 processorsThis will show you without a doubt which I3 to order.Hope this helps as I always verify processors and memory modules are compatible with the Intel motherboard.Enjoy the weekend!Jack
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To clarify a bit more. It is an Intel i3-4130T (not just the 4130) there is a difference! The 4130 is a 3.4Ghz (NOT in this model). This model is installed with the 4130T clocked at 2.9Ghz ~ Amazon needs to clarify this in the description as well!
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I'm wondering the same thing. I just ordered one up but before I tear open the box I need to know which processor it has. I ordered it thinking it was an i7.; After I posted this I noticed that they changed description to an i3.
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So far I would say no. I have checked in the program, and in the help manual which is available online, and the index, and there are no references anywhere to different languages. I would ask support if there is a version of the program that has Chinese, or check all of their product offerings. Likely Finale will do this as it is their flagship product. Please contact support for the latest information.
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Honestly I can´t answer your question. I had to re sell it. Bcs it came in chineese and I tried to change it into English; how ever, It didn´t work properly.
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The processor I purchased a few months ago came with an Intel cooler in the box. My understanding is that coolers are always included. I hope this information is useful.