Does this MOBO support the i7-4790k 4.40 chip?
2082966
Why, yes it can. I am running the same mobo with the i7 4790k. No update necessary and it runs like a beast.
2082967
Yes, this board supports the i7-4790k. That's what I'm using in my build. Be careful when installing, though, because this board over clocked it by default without even asking me, so it ran a little hot with the stock cooler. You can set it back to stock clocks in the BIOS.
2207301
The i7-4790K processor is compatible with all Z97 motherboards. There isn't much difference between the 5 and 7 except the additional SATA ports.
147957
No, the newest motherboard compatible with this processor is the Z77 chipset. They use socket 1155, not the 1150.
1625018
This motherboard has a LGA1150 CPU slot. I believe the INTEL Core i5-4690 is also LGA1150 which would make it compatible. Please double check the CPU if you already have it in our possession.
1248497
Please refer to the M/B manufacturer Web. Site and check spec. ( I Dought that this mobo. can handle this processor ) .
495371
Yes. This CPU is for socket 478. The better question would be if your motherboard support this CPU.Please check your MB Mode for cpu supportl.
1289663
I have that mobo. It works. Just change the clock speed to 1866 in the bios and this s*** will be blazing fast.
2107606
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
1993595
It's compatible with the board, but the i7, i5, & i3 processors for that socket only support up to 1600 mhz, so unless you're intending to overclock your ram by 1000 mhz, you might want to bump it down a bit.
479537
I don't know but there are some helpful sites, mircosoft.com and the manufactures websites. A couple key things to check is the motherboard Mhz freq. 800mhz or 1200 MHz freq, pending the mobo, the other thing to keep in mind is the socket that it sets in p socket, m socket etc. as well as the pin count. example mine had the p socket 478 pin, but with a 800 Mhz mobo. But yeah do some research on those sites and theres usually some that has done this before with the exact same setup. Hope that helps.
1015140
I was in the same position as you. It did not come with the most recent bios but it actually worked with the i7-4790k. You should be fine. If this is for a Hackintosh, I would he wary of this board as mine keeps freezing when I have more than 8gb of ram and the built in Bluetooth and wifi caused me a bunch of problems. Otherwise it is a great board.
1839490
I'm not sure what that means either, but I bought a board from this list:http://processormatch.intel.com/MotherBoards/CompatibleBoards?componentName=i5-4690and it works just fine!
495374
I would say yes. All socket 478 cpus should work in all socket 478 motherboards. But to be certain, you should look up your motherboard manufacturer and check the manual. One last thing, you should update the BIOS in the motherboard beforehand. I say this because some cpus are not supported until later versions of the BIOS.
506956
The FX-9590 uses an AM3+ socket which is supported by this motherboard. However you should confirm with Gigabyte if their BIOS will support the new processor. Just because the socket is supported, doesn't mean the BIOS is supported.
392026
Yes. It should here is the link to their website with the support details:http://www.asrock.com/mb/cpu.asp?Model=H77%20Pro4-MHope this helps,cheers..
623952
I believe so IF you have the proper BIOS version. According to the Gigabyte website the cpu is only supported with Bios Version "F4" or later. The cpu must also be revision S1 or later (some may call this the stepping code). It is not clear to me how you might upgrade if the I7-4820 is the only CPU you have. Please note: I have had very limited success with Engineering Samples (ES) CPUs with my Gigabyte motherboards (GA-X79-UP4, GA-X79S-UP5). My advice is stay with the retail releases.
813869
according to pcpartpicker dot com it is. This motherboard is built for overclocking so you would be happier with an ulocked chip but if you have an i7-3770 it would work per pcpartpicker dot com. I use this mobo with an i5-4670k and I am happy with it.