Will it work with Intel X79?
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Hello, Thank you for your request. This kit will indeed work with your Intel X79. Please let us know if we can help any further.
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No. It uses the standard Intel controller (I forget the model number) for the X79 chipset.
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No it wont, different slots, that motherboard only supports AM3, this processor requires AM3+
351100
As long as your board has a PCIe-x slot, and according to the specs it does, ... it should work just fine.
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It depends on your motherboards socket type. Find what processor your computer is using via my computer and system information and Google it's socket type. If it's am3+ then yes it will work. . Hope that helps!
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Really Depends on how old your motherboard is. I am using one of the first made intel based duo boards. Works fine. If you have a G5 or older I would check with the manufacturer to see if it will work System software is 10X
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it should, as it supports AMD 8 core processors, the only thing I would say is make sure it is on the correct/ approved list. make sure you have approved ram too, my motherboard kept crashing until I figured out the ram wasn't on the list. I have an FX-8350
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I checked the Intel site and it that board does not appear to support that processor check http://www.intel.com/support/motherboards/server/sb/cs-012668.htm
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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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i'm not really sure. according to the specs it should .......as long as it has the right bios installed on the board. the guy who put my cpu in ( a fx 4130 am3+ quad core ) checked and found it would work. so, I would suggest you either go online and check with asus or go to someone who installs stuff on computers and have them check and see. that is the best answer I can give you. I hope that helps
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Depends on your motherboard. As long as you have a PCI-E slot, it will work.
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No problems here. Running it with a 4790K on an MSI Gaming 7 LGA1150 systemboard. Be sure and enable XMP in your BIOS to get the full memory speed.
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I personally have not installed a Xeon into this board but as long as it's a socket 1150 Xeon, then it should work.
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Yes it will. It will work with most modern ATX or mATX motherboards, including ones with AMD chipsets.
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According to the Asus site it will work Just fine.This is your motherboards memory specs. Number of Memory Slots:4×240pinMemory Standard:DDR3 2133(O.C.)/1866/1600/1333/1066Maximum Memory Supported:32GBChannel Supported:Dual Channel
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Yes it definitely will. I have used it on both Intel and AMD platforms. It's good stuff.
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Yes it should work without any problems just make sure enable the XMP profile in the bios so it runs at it's rated speed