This board has supported all the 2.6C + Processors since day 1 (all bios
revisions)
It was the lesser celerons and a few of the lowers C class that were added
in bios revision 1010.
How is it people can 'choose' a motherboard, and not even go look at the
manufacturers site?
Asus lists all CPU's supported by all their motherboards, just look for it.
This board has supported all the 2.6C + Processors since day 1 (all bios
revisions)
It was the lesser celerons and a few of the lowers C class that were added
in bios revision 1010.
How is it people can 'choose' a motherboard, and not even go look at the
manufacturers site?
Asus lists all CPU's supported by all their motherboards, just look for
Prior to posting my question I did check their site, and found that it
references CPU speeds up through 3.2MHz. I thought perhaps someone
participating in this newsgroup has actually used the new 3.4GHz CPU, and
could therefore give me a definitive answer to a question not directly
addressed on the ASUS web site. I am currently running a 1.6BHz P4.
I thought perhaps someone
participating in this newsgroup has actually used the new 3.4GHz CPU, and
could therefore give me a definitive answer to a question not directly
addressed on the ASUS web site. I am currently running a 1.6BHz P4.
Given that the 3.4 is the same type of chip as the existing northwoods, I
dont think there would be any trouble.
Also given the probably very very few 3.4G chips to hit the retail market so
far, I dont think many here would
have them yet.
I would be more concerned about its compatibility with say the 3.2EE and how
it handles the higher Cache and
such.
I currently run a 3.0 on this board, with no problems, I dont forsee any
problems with a 3.4 (running bios 1014)
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