C Cisco001 Well-Known Member May 30, 2014 #2 What is your motherboard model number. If you don't know, download CPU-Z
voyagerfan99 Master of Turning Things Off and Back On Again Staff member May 30, 2014 #3 Depends on your motherboard. You need to see what processors your motherboard supports.
S Sainsaji New Member May 30, 2014 #4 Cisco001 said: What is your motherboard model number. If you don't know, download CPU-Z Click to expand... Lga775
Cisco001 said: What is your motherboard model number. If you don't know, download CPU-Z Click to expand... Lga775
voyagerfan99 Master of Turning Things Off and Back On Again Staff member May 30, 2014 #5 That's your socket type, not your motherboard model number.
beers Moderator Staff member May 30, 2014 #6 Early 775 boards only supported P4/PD and not C2D, so as voyager has been stating it depends entirely on the board itself.
Early 775 boards only supported P4/PD and not C2D, so as voyager has been stating it depends entirely on the board itself.
voyagerfan99 Master of Turning Things Off and Back On Again Staff member May 30, 2014 #7 I just realized he's posting about an Optiplex GX280. The answer is no. If you want a core 2 duo you're going to need to buy an Optiplex 755 or newer.
I just realized he's posting about an Optiplex GX280. The answer is no. If you want a core 2 duo you're going to need to buy an Optiplex 755 or newer.
johnb35 Administrator Staff member May 31, 2014 #9 The 945 chipset will only run a few of the older core 2 duo's. You would need the 965 chipset to run all of the core 2 duo's.
The 945 chipset will only run a few of the older core 2 duo's. You would need the 965 chipset to run all of the core 2 duo's.