Is this universal for all intel computers? I'm unsure of what my motherboard is.
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The question is whether your motherboard has a PCI Express card slot. Beware, though, that this card also requires a power connection. I was unable to use this card because my new Dell computer no longer has what used to be the almost universal type of internal power connection for accessories.
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If you have an Intel mobo, it will probably work fine. I've got an AMD mobo with 6-core CPU. The Rosewill FireWire card works great with my Canon HV-30 and Adobe Premiere Pro. No complaints at all.
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This card should work with any board so long as it has PCIE slots available. Do a quick google search on the visual difference between PCI and PCIE (it's mainly size) and then check the slots in your tower before buying.
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You need to read your computer specifications and see if they list other motherboard compatiable to your computer. I would just call the vendor and speak to their tech support person.
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no not at all. this is a amd socket motherboard there is no intel chip that will work on it.
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It totally depends on your motherboard. You need to find out if your motherboard has the right chipset to accept this processor.
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Yes it is. I have virtually the same motherboard, but either way as long as it has the appropriate pci slot (which your motherboard does) then it will work.
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The most important thing to know is this card only fits in a PCI/X1 slot on your motherboard. This means you need to have a newer motherboard. Make sure you understand that before you buy it. If you don't have your manual from the motherboard, download a free tool called CPU-Z and run it. It will tell you what your motherboard model is. Then Google that motherboard and see if it has a PCI/X1 slot. If you do, this card should work for you.
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"Should" work... To make sure, check your *updated* spec sheet for your motherboard on the vendor website.
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Yes, it is compatible with your motherboard I checked PcPartpicker.com. I don't know what kind of cpu you have but, check the compatibility on pcpartpicker.com.
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You'll have to research. Google the Motherboard manufacturer,or model or part number...
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YES. However you should go to http://www.intel.com/p/en_US/support/highlights/dsktpboards/dp965lt Click on "supported processors" You will find there the processor model and speed your particular motherboard supports. Check the motherboard's BIOS revision first. Some times you also can download and install newer BIOS from Intel.
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Yes, it is. In fact, it works with all motherboards, no matter the size or brand. It even was fine with an Asrock ITX which had an out of the ordinary spot for the CPU socket and the parts near it.
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Not sure but you can go to PCpartpicker.com to check for compatability. That is how I bought the correct parts for my computer build.
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No, this motherboard is for processors that existed before Intel started naming they're stuff with an "i" in front
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yes. unless the description is messed up, this is what it says.Compatibility: Intel Core i7/i5/i3 (Socket LGA1156/1155)
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No it is strictly LGA 1150 aka Intel Haswell motherboard, might want to look at the crosshair series of Asus ROG motherboards.
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yes all Haswell processors is compatible with this board, but only Haswell not other processor
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Alot of these cards are mostly compatible with certain speed specifications, and i am guessing the mo-board is not on the same level... Go to asus and look for upgrades on your model and then Google that specific item and chips to match... I have put this card in 4 different cases from custom to hp, and dell... All different generations and all were plug and play on AMD or Intel