What socket does it have? A19?
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I have no idea what an A19 is, but a regular 60 watt bulb fits it. It is not a strange size or European size or anything. Hope this helps.
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Yes they are A19 But you should buy LED A19 Bulbs The strong heat from the incandescent bulbs make me nerves. check out this link and they are LED A19 light bulb / standard size light bulb so it will last longer and save you money Triangle Bulbs (Pack Of 10) 12 Watt A19 LED Bulb, 75 Watt Incandescent Bulbs Replacement, 1055lm, Soft White, Dimmable,
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I'm pretty sure this lamp can take a A19 LED Bulb which is really functional than a regular 40watts bulb. I really think it can. It also includes an in line on/off switch with 120 volts. Get the lamp. It's very nice and the design adds a retro decor to your establishment. Hope I've helped you with your questionaire.
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This is not an AM3+ socket but C32 for multi-processors. I'm using 4226's but you can fill it with less expensive unregistered memory though at a hit in the cycle speeds, which makes up for the higher cpu cost.
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It's an AMD AM2+/AM3 socket CPU. Fits any board that has an AM2+/AM3 socket, assuming the board is compatible and supports the clock speed and wattage.
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this fits the traditional lamp socket. I believe it is called an "a19 medium base socket". This lamp is for a 12 Volt system. If you try to use this lamp in your home powered by a regular 120 Volt outlet it will be ruined instantly. For this lamp, in most cases, you would need a 12v transformer or power supply. Or power it with a "car" battery. both of mine have been working for 6hrs every evening for 9 months now.
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The i7-2600 has a LGA 1155 socket requirement and the GA-Z97X motherboard uses an LGA 1150 socket. Your chip was released in 2011 and is not compatible with the latest board designs. Damage to the chip and/or the motherboard can result if the socket type doesn't match for both units.
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10w G4 bi-pin. I replaced with LED, but make sure you can use on AC or it will flicker. I replaced my power pack with a DC one.
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It depends what bios comes installed with the mb. I would suggest that you identify which Bios is needed for the a10-7850 and determine whether the mb you purchase already has that bios installed. If not you will need another cpu to bring it up to date or update the bios via usb.
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Socket: FM2CPU (Max Support) AMD A10 AND A8 AND A6 AND A4 -seriesDDR3 Memory DDR3 1066/1333/1600/1866/2133*/2400*(OC*)Max Memory (GB) 64 ×4 Means only four pieces 16GB×4= 64GB
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I don't have that particular psu. Why don't you try going to their website or simply google it?
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It depends on what the socket type of your mother board is and your power output. If you google your computer and add specs on the end u should find what your looking for. Just make sure it says that the motherboard is an am3+ socket type
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Yes, the socket on the board is FM2. The F2A85-M PRO supports all AMD A-series
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No, its for the newer socked cpus (i3,i5,i7). Check your socket by finding out your current chip and or board. USE a free program like cpu-z to find out. Cheers.
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There is a plug for a 1394A (Larger Port) which I have on my desktop motherboard: Asus P5N-E SLI
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No sir. That is a socket 1155 motherboard. This is socket 1150. 1155 was the last generation socket for Sandy bridge/ Ivy Bridge.Haswell (this newest generation) and whatever comes next will be socket 1150. Look on Amazon and other sellers by socket type. Filter/ search by 1150 (and mini-itx if you so desire that small form-factor)Happy hunting.Please let us know if we can be of further assistance.
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AMD Sockets 939, 754, 940, AM2, AM3Intel Sockets LGA2011, LGA1366, LGA1155, LGA1156, LGA1150, 603, 604*Requires mounting holes
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Mine says H/W Ver.:A1. I would also say not to waste your time on this adapter and just buy a better newer one anyway.
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I've go the A99-Deluxe motherboard, and everything needed to install it was in the ThunderboltEX II Components package. It's been a while since I installed it, so my memory is hazy, but I do remember initially facing the same question, and the documentation was confusing. I think it may not have been a different cable, but an adapter that plugged on the one that was included, but whatever it was was definitely in the package.