Will it work with 4th generation haswell processors? I have an Asus ux302
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Depends in the system you're putting it in, not the specific processor. For the Asus ux302, this memory will work. When buying ram, look at the type (ddr3), speed (1600mhz), capacity (8GB), and size (sodimm for laptops)
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If your board has PCIe it will work just fine I have one installed on a Xeon server and it works great.
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I believe it will. Go to the MSI website. It supports 2nd and 3rd generation Intel processors. 1155 is second generation.
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Yeah it should work, Athlons use FM2 socket and in the description of the motherboard it supports AMD Athlon ^^
1286337
it depends on which motherboard, I have an msi and it works with mine, but it depends on the socket your motherboard has
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Assuming you mean the ASUS x502CA laptop, then it will not. If you're referring to something else, I wasn't able to figure out what. This is a desktop processor, and laptop processors use a physically different socket. This is also the 4th generation of the Core series, your laptop uses the third generation, and they aren't compatible. Trying to upgrade a laptop CPU is never a good idea, due to heat concerns. You would need to find a processor that uses socket BGA1023.
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No it will not, it only works with a select few motherboards that are manufactured by asustek.
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Yes it does, it supports all the latest Intel 4th gen (Haswell compatable) component's, The ONLY downside to this motherboard is overclocking does not work. But besides that, full speed pcie 3.0 and everything.
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Here is a list of all CPU's compatible with this board. Athlon II x4 750 is listed there too so it should work no problem. http://www.asrock.com/mb/AMD/FM2A75%20Pro4-M/index.us.asp?cat=CPU
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Yes it will work with your mainboard as long as you have an empty PCIe slot available. You should have 2 or 3 PCIe slots on your mainboard.
1966319
No sir. It will only work with socket 1155 based processors!!! Yours is a newer model
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it is an older sandy bridge processor which was replaced by ivy bridge then haswell. This is for socket 1155 motherboard and if you already have one of those then this would be fine. However, if you are going to be getting a new board too then I would recommend a socked 1150 board and a Haswell processor as it would likely be cheaper in the long run.
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I don't know for sure, but it *should* work since it is a dual channel DDR2 and that's what your ASUS appears to support, to a maximum of 8 gigs.
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No, you have a haswell cpu. this board is for the ivy bridge cpu's. I did reccommend this board earlier, but do not now. have since had a memory controller failure and a few other functions are weak, namely usb 3.0 is not implemented very well.
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NO. That particular CPU has been supported for a long time. See list here; http://support.asus.com/cpusupport/list.aspx?SLanguage=en&p;=1&s;=42&m;=P9X79%20PRO&o;s=&hashedid;=ITjeO1wq0nRUPfej
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It should work, being as how that motherboard (when I Googled it) appears to have an LGA1155 socket. This processor is an LGA1155.
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FD4100WMGUSBX is the same as FD4100WMW4KGU, and it is listed as supported on http://www.asrock.com/mb/AMD/970DE3U3S3/?cat=CPU