Is it compadible with an intel pentium 4 proseser also what would be a good case for this?
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Not sure on the compatibility I believe it works as long as it's LGA 1155. The case I'm using is the nzxt h440 and its plenty spacious but you can get a micro atx case and from nzxt if you want something smaller.
141607
Check your motherboard's configurations for CPUs. This fit my Asus SLi board but it all depends on what processor you use. This is rated for FM1/AM3+/AM3/AM2+/AM2/940/939/754 processors and is famous for allowing plenty of room without conflicting with memory or video cards. It has great hieght clearance from the board but you wish to use a good case and not a mini (mATX) as this is a TALL heat sync and fan but allows perfect cooling for demanding systems. Make sure to use a case with adequate fan cooling side and rear and even top cooling fan if you can, but not necessarily necessary. :) But as for your question, you should be okay with that board. It seems to be a matter of Case clearance more than board.
1885006
Its ok..but if you use an amd cpu that produces more heat than an intel cpu...this case isnt that great. But if you use intel..its pretty good. Not the best but good.
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I would assume that it is. It suits my needs perfectly, but I'm not a gamer. The added processor & memory sure can't hurt.
1231714
I can't find any specs but if you're buying a new mother board it should fit. Plus its very roomy if you have to bodge things a bit. Keep an eye on newegg to see if they end up listing specs for it. I know I had no problems fitting anything in it.
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case is certainly large enough, I run amd with sabertooth and have no problems.
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Hi, thanks for contacting us. I do believe that this item will support the Pentium 4 processor. If there is anything else I can do for you or if you have any other questions please let me know.Sincerely,Chris Nickels Red Planet Trading
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Most likely not, that is a pretty old model. if your model has a Pentium 4 in it, don't count on it.
2047759
According to the specifications from Asus, the processor is supported, but I have no personal experience with it.
940656
Do you know what model motherboard? And what other peripherals are installed? Also what size case it is going in?
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If you have it you can use it, but its a server m/b and wants a more expensive server chip and memory. This is designed for high compute use, not video performance, and is not the latest & greatest board on the market either. There are newer, much better (desktop) boards available for the money, with the newer, faster PCI-E specifications, which is needed for the newest video cards. I wouldn't buy one if gaming was the prmary usage. Get a decent m/b, a mid-to-high Intel i5 ot i7 cpu, and then the best viseo card you can afford. You will need 16 Gb of memeory for some games these days, so make sure you start with 8 and have room to expand (4 slots x 4Gb is good enough) if you need it. If you have it you can use it, but its a server m/b and wants a more expensive server chip and memory. This is designed for high compute use, not video performance, and is not the latest & greatest board on the market either. There are newer, much better (desktop) boards available for the money, with the newer, faster PCI-E specifications, which is needed for the newest video cards. I wouldn't buy one if gaming was the prmary usage. Get a decent m/b, a mid-to-high Intel i5 ot i7 cpu, and then the best viseo card you can afford. You will need 16 Gb of memeory for some games these days, so... » Read More If you have it you can use it, but its a server m/b and wants a more expensive server chip and memory. This is designed for high compute use, not video performance, and is not the latest & greatest board on the market either. There are newer, much better (desktop) boards available for the money, with the newer, faster PCI-E specifications, which is needed for the newest video cards. I wouldn't buy one if gaming was the prmary usage. Get a decent m/b, a mid-to-high Intel i5 ot i7 cpu, and then the best viseo card you can afford. You will need 16 Gb of memeory for some games these days, so make sure you start with 8 and have room to expand (4 slots x 4Gb is good enough) if you need it. « Show Less
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This is a good processor. as long as the motherboard is capable you should be good. Also you should alway keep your bios up to date.
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Depends on the case you are going to install it into. If you are using a proprietary case from a brand name company like Apple, Dell, etc., you will probably have nothing but problems. Best to install it in an empty case with power supply, compatible memory, processor, drives and other hardware of your choice. The specs at Gigabyte's website will give you more information as to compatible components.
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Yes, you should be fine. There is a lot of room to work with, all around fantastic case.
328914
I bought a corsair 750. It fit very well. Ventilation through the bottom of the case. As for your specific motherboard and CPU, make sure you get adequate power.
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should run with relative ease. the four cores includes hyperthreading but it should still be plenty enough cpu power
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Not real good on the technical stuff, when I pull up the system page, for processor it says: Intel Pentium CPUB490 @ 2.00GHz don't know if this is what you needed or not. If it isn't, if you let me know where to find it, I'd be more then happy to check!