Can this motherboard run a Intel 7 Quad Core Processor? The processor I am referring to is this: http://www.amazon.com/Intel-i7-3820-Quad-Core-Pr Can this motherboard run a Intel 7 Quad Core Processor? The processor I am referring to is this: http://www.amazon.com/Intel-i7-3820-Quad... » Read More Can this motherboard run a Intel 7 Quad Core Processor? The processor I am referring to is this: http://www.amazon.com/Intel-i7-3820-Quad-Core-Pr « Show Less
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Sorry No, this MB Socket a FCLGA1155 like for i7-3770K CPU and the Intel® Core™ i7-3820 is a Socket FCLGA2011 CPU
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The 3820 cpu is a 2011 socket motherboard and the Maximus V Motherboard is for the 1155 socket. So the answer to your question is no that processor won't work with the Maximus V Board
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This motherboard is LGA1155 (socket). This socket fits Sandy Bridge processors (i3-21xx, i5 2xxx, i7 2xxx), Ivy Bridge Processors (3000 series but up till 3770K), but NOT Haswell processors (4000 series up till 4771K) or Sandy Bridge-E (3820, 3930, 3960X, 3930K) or Ivy Bridge-E (4930K, 4960X) as the last two as LGA2011, a completely different socket found currently on X79.LGA1155 is found on 6-series chipsets and 7-series up till Z77. Haswell, up till now, is LGA1150 and 8-series up till Z87.The Pentiums also work on these boards, following the same rules above. They are currently dual cores with no HyperThreading. Hope this answers your question. This motherboard is LGA1155 (socket). This socket fits Sandy Bridge processors (i3-21xx, i5 2xxx, i7 2xxx), Ivy Bridge Processors (3000 series but up till 3770K), but NOT Haswell processors (4000 series up till 4771K) or Sandy Bridge-E (3820, 3930, 3960X, 3930K) or Ivy Bridge-E (4930K, 4960X) as the last two as LGA2011, a completely different socket found currently on X79.LGA1155 is found on 6-series chipsets and 7-series up till Z77. Haswell, up till now, is LGA1150 and 8-series up till Z87.The Pentiums also work on these boards, following the same rules above. They... » Read More This motherboard is LGA1155 (socket). This socket fits Sandy Bridge processors (i3-21xx, i5 2xxx, i7 2xxx), Ivy Bridge Processors (3000 series but up till 3770K), but NOT Haswell processors (4000 series up till 4771K) or Sandy Bridge-E (3820, 3930, 3960X, 3930K) or Ivy Bridge-E (4930K, 4960X) as the last two as LGA2011, a completely different socket found currently on X79.LGA1155 is found on 6-series chipsets and 7-series up till Z77. Haswell, up till now, is LGA1150 and 8-series up till Z87.The Pentiums also work on these boards, following the same rules above. They are currently dual cores with no HyperThreading. Hope this answers your question. « Show Less
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none of them. It has 2X quad core XEON processors. It means 8 total cores on 2 processors. I7 could be considered a newer model, but for games go for a pc with I7, other than that its pretty dependable, good performance machine overall.
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I checked the Intel site and it that board does not appear to support that processor check http://www.intel.com/support/motherboards/server/sb/cs-012668.htm
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Its is a quad core. One processor that has 4 cores.http://ark.intel.com/products/75117/Intel-Core-i7-4700MQ-Processor-6M-Cache-up-to-3_40-GHz
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The specs say 8GB of RAM. The Intel i7 Processor supports 32GB of RAM. So the 8GB number is one of these four: It's correct and can't be changed. Its a mother board issue and can't be changed, or it could be changed by a jumper on the mother board. Finally it may be BIOS dependent. There was a BIOS update about three weeks ago and no spec changes were published. However, I find it hard to imagine that an i7 processor that can handle 32GB of ram is used and there is no update possible beyond 8GB. We will just have to wait a month or two and see how it shakes out...
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Yes although you will be unable to overclock and take advantage of the processor's unlocked capabilities. For overclocking you will require a board with an intel z77 chipset.
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If it is an FX series processor, then yes, the motherboard will support FX processors "760GM-P23 (FX)" Also the picture of the box shows what processors it supports, FX, Phenom, Athlon.
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Its a processor, not a motherboard, which may or may not run with the components you are listing.
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I don't believe so.........the motherboard will support certain Core 2 Duo CPUs but not Quad Core CPUs.
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As per specifications found on the mobo's webpage it seems only intel processor since LGA1150 socket is supported unfortunately. However you may confirm this with the Asus tech support guys. Here's the mobo's website page just in case: http://www.asus.com/Motherboards/MAXIMUS_VI_HERO/
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yes... if the processor is lga775 you can use a core 2 duo or dual core processors with this board... i did it
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From what I could find on it, its model number is MSI H61M-P31 which is an intel board and will not work. All manufacturers release a list of CPU's that are compatible with the motherboard on their website, with this processor especially it is important to find a motherboard that supports it.
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I didn't try my i7-4770K on this machine. The ASUS spec. said it will support this i7-4770K and I checked the pins can fit into this MB. However, you might want to consider to use i7-3770 or (K) CPU instead since this MB is built with Intel Z77 Chip-set. And, i7-4770K should be best paired with Intel Z87 Chip-set to maximize the benefits of the new gen-4 i7 CPU. Another consideration is that this MB has 16GB RAM limitation due to its two-sockets for RAM. So, the i7-4770K CPU might be a bit wasted on this small MB in my opionion. For me, I use my i7-4770K CPU on my other ASUS Z87-A MB with 32GB RAM (DDR 2400) set-up. It was flying fast with many VMs for my purpose. Best luck and have fun. I didn't try my i7-4770K on this machine. The ASUS spec. said it will support this i7-4770K and I checked the pins can fit into this MB. However, you might want to consider to use i7-3770 or (K) CPU instead since this MB is built with Intel Z77 Chip-set. And, i7-4770K should be best paired with Intel Z87 Chip-set to maximize the benefits of the new gen-4 i7 CPU. Another consideration is that this MB has 16GB RAM limitation due to its two-sockets for RAM. So, the i7-4770K CPU might be a bit wasted on this small MB in my opionion. For me, I use my i7-4770K CPU on my other ASUS Z87-A MB with... » Read More I didn't try my i7-4770K on this machine. The ASUS spec. said it will support this i7-4770K and I checked the pins can fit into this MB. However, you might want to consider to use i7-3770 or (K) CPU instead since this MB is built with Intel Z77 Chip-set. And, i7-4770K should be best paired with Intel Z87 Chip-set to maximize the benefits of the new gen-4 i7 CPU. Another consideration is that this MB has 16GB RAM limitation due to its two-sockets for RAM. So, the i7-4770K CPU might be a bit wasted on this small MB in my opionion. For me, I use my i7-4770K CPU on my other ASUS Z87-A MB with 32GB RAM (DDR 2400) set-up. It was flying fast with many VMs for my purpose. Best luck and have fun. « Show Less
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Yes - I have it in an AM3+ motherboard right now. I even unlocked the 2nd core (although this is not a guarantee). Of course, go to your motherboard manufacturer's website. You'll find the list of CPUs supported. I would check there before I clicked the 'buy' button.
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I always verify specs on the Newegg web site before I buy any computer component. Or at least I use them to make a better informed decision. I also use the manufacturers web site. Intel is a trusted name and I believe their specs but the overall specs you achieve depend on your system. For example do you overclock? I personally run Windows 7 Ultimate 64bit with 4GB of 1066 Ram and a Q9550 Intel Quad Core Processor which is 2.83GHz per core with nothing over clocked. My windows Experience Index is 7.3 for both the processor and Ram out of a possible max of 7.9 I couldn't be happier
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Yes. This is a great processor! I ran windows XP 64 bit pro for many years using this CPU. Now my nephew has it and he is running windows7 ultimate 64 bit without any problems. Please check out Intel's website at the following URL http://ark.intel.com/products/27251/Intel-Core2-Duo-Processor-E6700-4M-Cache-2_66-ghz-1066-mhz-fsb for more details.
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Yes, the Intel Z77 chipset supports the i7-3770 quad-core processor in the LGA 1155 cpu socket configuration.