good afternoon, what? intel mother board model is need to processor
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Intel's i7-4960X Extreme Edition processor requires LGA 2011 socket motherboards that support Intel's X79 Chipset. Amazon sells a number of quality Intel X79 Chipset based motherboards' that support this processor. Keep in mind that Intel's X79 Chipset has been around for a few years and natively supports only two SATA III (6.0 Gb/s) capable ports for your HDD or SSD storage devices, the remaining four native ports only SATA II (3.0 Gb/s) capable. In addition, when the Intel X79 chipset was born, USB 3.0 ports did not yet exist. Since then most motherboard manufacturers' have added USB 3.0 and additional SATA III support from third party manufacturers (Marvell and ASMedia to name a few). It is important to determine what your needs are and carefully review all Intel X79 Chipset based motherboards you are looking at to ensure the motherboard you decide on supports your needs. How many GPUs do you plan to install? Are you interest in two-way, three-way or four-way SLI support via Nvidia based GPUs or Crossfire support from AMD based GPUs? How many GPUs you install means you are going to have to ensure the motherboard you purchase supports the number of PCI-e slots needed for your GPUs. Most important, the Intel i7-4960X supports PCI-e3.0 compliant devices. Older Intel i7-38xx and i7-39xx processors support up to the PCI-e2.0 specification. Since the PCI-e3.0 specification is a faster, greater bandwidth interface, ensure the motherboard you purchase is PCI-e3.0 ready. Finally, the Intel X79 Chipset and i7-4960X processor support up to 40 PCI-e paths. Ensure the motherboard you purchase supports all 40 PCI-e paths. I'm saying this because there is at least one Intel X79 Chipset based motherboard out there that doesn't support all 40 PCI-e. When you find a motherboard you're interested in, Get on the internet. Read every review, EVERY one of them, about the motherboard you are interested in to ensure you are not caught by surprise.
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Intel i7-4960X, I built Computers using these Mother Boards: Asus P9x79 , Asus Sabertooth X79 , Gigabyte GA-X79-UP4 , Get bios info at there Wes Sites. Will not work on, Intel's DX79SR . Hope this Helps. 10/31/2014.
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No! You will have to search for Motherboard w/CPU. If you buy the board don't expect to get a cpu unless it says it come with one
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Before I answer, can you provide the Model of the notebook you are upgrading? Sometimes a processor will work with a given hardware, but the notebook manufacturer does not add support in the BIOS for the new processor.
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You would need to look up your motherboard to see if it accepts an LGA775 processor
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This a INTEL based motherboard, you need a AMD based AM3+ motherboard for example - http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00DCVYGPE/ref=mp_s_a_1_10?qid=1421189588&sr;=8-10π=SL75
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No, this is an AMD board. ASUS does make intel compatible motherboards. Start with which socket your processor is and find a motherboard to match it.
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I'm sorry, I thought this referred toa processor I just bought. To answer your question, you need to buy a socket LGA1155.
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That processor does not have integrated graphics. you need this one: AMD A6-6400K Richland 3.9GHz Socket FM2 65W Dual-Core Desktop Processor AMD Radeon HD AD640KOKHLBOX
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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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No. That is an "AM3" motherboard. The processor requires an "AM3+" motherboard.
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The processor is embedded already. And cannot be replaced. (And the cpu traces are propriatary to this line of APUs) However this is running the temash series of APUs from AMD.
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You need a processor that has a built in graphics. Like the A4, A6 or A8. Like this http://www.amazon.com/AMD-Quad-Core-A8-Series-A8-6600K-AD660KWOHLBOX/dp/B00CPLGGWS/ The processor you have is a straight CPU, where as the A4, A6 and A8 are classed as APUs. The processor you have will need a dedicated graphics card to go along with the board.
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At the risk of sounding sarcastic to the OP (which I'm not trying to do), aren't *all* CPUs "plug-and-play?" Of course, many motherboards require drivers for their chipset and any integrated components (audio/video/LAN/etc.), but I've never heard of a "processor driver". As long as the chosen operating system is compatible with the architecture of the processor, there should be no need for drivers/configuration of any kind. Does anyone have any knowledge/experience otherwise?
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It must be an Intel LGA 1155 CPU. You can choose between models, like the i5 or i7, but it must be Intel and must be LGA 1155.
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Hey I have read an article about Intel's problems with it's Sandy Bridge processor. You might want to look into that prior to purchasing one.
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This processor has built in graphics. See this site for the full specs: http://ark.intel.com/products/65509
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Your motherboard manual or docs should specify what processor & socket it takes. Socket 775? Google the board model number.