what is the fastest processor in the lga 775 socket family. i heard q9550?
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I use the E8600 in this computer and it is the best 775 processor i ever used after trying a few other 775 family CPU's. I think the Q9550 is also very good but it cost a lot more money. I never tried it. The E8600 runs cool and the price is very low compared to what it used to cost. I bought my E8600 from Amazon for $150.
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I believe that is true. There is a long list of lga 775 socket processors, but that one is probably the fastest.
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The fastest would be the Intel® Core™2 Extreme Processor QX6850... specs can be found here: http://ark.intel.com/products/30789/Intel-Core2-Extreme-Processor-QX6850-8M-Cache-3_00-GHz-1333-MHz-FSB
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The QX9650 was the fastest CPU for the LGA775 family. Almost same specs as the standard Q9650 (without the 'extreme' over-clocking). Both are LGA775 based.
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Your motherboard manual or docs should specify what processor & socket it takes. Socket 775?Google the board model number.
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There is no integrated graphics, probably should get a nvidia graphics card(or ATI)The processor handles 3D applications like a champ, also multiple applications at once really well. I did find one more processor for socket 775 that is a bit faster, I forget the model I want to say Q9650 I believe
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YES - The P8Z77-V Deluxe supports the LGA 1155 socket for INTEL 3rd/2nd Genertion Core i7 / Core, i5 / Core i3 /Pentium / Celeron Processors.
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LGA 1155 only (Sandy & Ivy Bridge CPUs). I have 2 of these motherboards. One in a Hackintosh w/ an i7-3770 the other has an i3-3225 serving as a home theater PC. Both are working out very well.
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It appears to be an AMD, AM3+ socket motherboard and should handle this super fast processor just fine. I'm running mine on a Gigabyte GA-970A-UD3 motherboard and love it. Not only is it faster but it's speed comes with cooler running temps and lower power usage than older processors.
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You know, I never thought of that. Any processor that is socket-compatible should work UP TO its rated speed (I wouldn't ever overclock anyway-I used to work for Intel & they sometimes locked the processor against overclocking, or used to).
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This is a 775 size processor. But make sure it is compatible, not all processor work with all motherboards.
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LGA 1150 is the newer "haswell" chip set made by Intel and the 1155 is the previous generation of ivy bridge CPU chips. There is no better one. I got the 1150 4770k mobo and chipset because it is newer but I have found that the temperatures are a lot more fickle than the 1155. Since I am using a dedicated graphics card, the extra oomph you get from the 1150 is moot. If I were in your shoes, depending on budget, go for the cheaper of the two options and then spend that extra money where you can actually see a difference. For example, if you save $100 from CPU/mobo, use that to buy a higher tiered graphics card. Just my 2 cents. Edit Vlasta* is right. The newer one is the LGA 1150 and the sandy/ivy are the LGA 1155.
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Hi Edgardo. The i7 3770K is a desktop processor that uses the LGA 1155 socket. As such, it will not fit in your laptop, but you could look for a hotter processor that will fit the socket P that is in your laptop. My research says the fastest processor you could be is the Core2Duo Mobile P9700.
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Just keep in mind that not all I7 CPU's are LGA 1155 sockets....the new I7s ...4th generation I7s are LGA 1150 and we not work with this board...
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Depends on your motherboard. If your motherboard supports LGA 775 you should be fine.
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LGA115x refers to the socket type for the CPU - you just need to make sure that the form factor of the mobo is micro-atx
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i replace pentium dual core 1.8 for core 2 duo 3.06, in socket 775, is best machine...
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You probably mean LGA 1150 vs LGA 1155, the first one is for newer generation of Intel processor (Haswell). They are ~10% faster that the previous generations that run on LGA 1155 (Ivy Bridge and Sandy Bridge).
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According to Zalman manufacturing website, it does support socket LGA 1150 Core i3, Core i5, Core i7. http://www.zalman.com/global/product/Product_Read.php?Idx=416
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quad core all the e's and q's and pentium d 925 and up. I put a q6600 and over clocked it to 3.3 ghz and ran fine