Hi , this i3 «Ivy Bridge» or «Sandy Bridge» ?
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hi alex , the CPU it's Ivy Bridge , and the socket it's LGA 1155 , hope that was helpful
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yes it's; according to this linkhttp://www.overclock.net/products/intel-core-i7-4930k-ivy-bridge-e-hexa-core-processor-3-4-ghz-12mb-cache-lga-2011-no-fan-retail-bx80633i74930k
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This is a joke, right? You're spending $2000 on video cards and you're plugging them into a micro-atx motherboard that only supports dual channel ram and whose pci-e slots will clock down to x8 with two cards installed. The bridge will work fine, but I'm betting this is a spam question.
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is basically the technology and arquitecture developed by Intel. You can get a very technical description in: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sandy_Bridge
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It is compatible with sandy bridge and ivy bridge if the bios is updated to a certain revision. If not you can actually update the bios with a pen drive without a CPU installed.
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This is the TS130 with Xeon E3-1225v2 (Ivy Bridge) Processor This is definitely a good bang for the buck, in its sweet spot. We bought 3 for work, to virtualize the entire server closet. I just bought the 4th one for myself, to use as a Linux workstation on TV.
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HelloI am not so sure about your concern. You had three mother boards and you want to use water cooler for CPU and you want to make a bridge for all three mother boards? I need to know more detail of your concern. Thanks
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I am using 2600k and 3770 both have exceeded 4 Ghz easily this board is a dream to overclock sandy bridge chips. Support for Inv Bridge is also excellent. Sli support is improved with 3rd Generations GPU's, In single GPU mode I had more overclocking headroom with 2nd Generation Chips. Except from product specification Intel Socket 1155 for 3rd/2nd Generation Core i7/Core i5/Core i3/Pentium/Celeron Processors Supports Intel 22 nm CPU Supports Intel 32 nm CPU Supports Intel Turbo Boost Technology 2.0 * The Intel Turbo Boost Technology 2.0 support depends on the CPU types.
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Your Intel Motherboard is a P67 which was one of the first Sandy Bridge (17-2600K) boards out. You will need to check with Intel and their QVL (Qualified Vendors List) as far as what CPUs will work with that board. Some P67 boards will work with it (The 3770K is an Ivy Bridge) if they have a BIOS update to accommodate them and some won't. Most (not all Z68's and forward will). Sorry I misunderstood your question. I thought you were asking about the 4790K.
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The graphics card will work fine. The CPU will not. The i5-3570K is an LGA 1155 socket. This is an LGA 1150 socket. You want a haswell CPU, not Sandy Bridge. Example i5-4670K
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It has a three positions selector switch that allows you to select the proper BIOS for your processor. It is explained in the setup manual when you install the motherboard. there is also an update for the Sandy Bridge E BIOS on EVGA after you install your motherboard I would recommend installing it.
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It is the latest 4th generation Intel processor, the Haswell microarchitecture which follows Ivy Bridge. http://ark.intel.com/products/75117
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2nd generation ivy bridge I think, as the 1st generations were the sandy bridges, but that's just the nomenclature. They're up to the 4th generation ivy bridges now.
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I checked ASUS official website, it shows N53SV should have HM65 Express Chipset instead of HM55, http://www.asus.com/product.aspx?P_ID=Gjsm3Kp4pjz9iJM1plus Intel's website shows a HM55 is not even compatible with a Sandy Bridge processorhttp://ark.intel.com/chipset.aspx?familyID=43181How could this happen?
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how are you connecting, one to one in bridge config. if so you need the MAC address for each programed into the other.
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Hey! I personally have had better luck with the Hyper X. It is actually optimized for Intel gen 3 processors (Ivy Bridge) vs the Corair's Gen 2 (makes a big difference as Intel may release a Gen 4 soon).The latency on the Hyperx is better as well, 9-9-9-24 vs 10-10-10-24 (you have to read the details at the bottom on the Corair page, they are different than the top.) It will automatically hyper thread as needed which can save power in laptops.AND it is also CHEAPER :-)
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Hello, Amazon never received any of the recalled Sandy Bridge N53SV-XV1, so all of their stock is the new "good" Sandy Bridge. Thank you for your interest!