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Old 06-15-2005, 05:15 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Hey Everybody. I was looking at this processor - Intel Pentium 4 530J 3.0GHz and in the reviews it says that your Motherboard has to have a 915 or a 925 northbridge chipset...Is that true? Is it easy to find mobo's with that chipset? Thanks a lot,
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Motherboard has to have a 915 or a 925 northbridge chipset...
You need a LGA775 socket and a BIOS that supports prescott (and all the extra features of the J models). Usually this means a 9x5 chipset but there isn't any reason it wont run on the i865s with LGA775s
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Sorry, but what is a BIOS? I know I should prob. know this...
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Will THIS work with that Processor? By the way, where do I find the BIOS?
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Yes that board will work, the BIOS is a chip on the motherboard
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Alright, thanks again.
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Also, Asus likes to provide BIOS' that support all CPUs that will work with the chipset so if all the features don't work try updating the BIOS with the Asus utility.
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