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  1. 05-23-2012 #1
    telemest
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    Question max cpu size

    I have K7S441GX board is there a maximum size cpu output?
    I am only thinking of a replacement of up to 3.4 any foreseeable problem? What would be the best choice
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    Default Re: max cpu size

    What is the exact model number and mfr of your motherboard. You have to go to their website and check out the supported CPU list. Also you may have to update the bios for your motherboard to be able to support a newer cpu.
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    Thumbs down Re: max cpu size

    Quote Originally Posted by Acebmxer View Post
    What is the exact model number and mfr of your motherboard. You have to go to their website and check out the supported CPU list. Also you may have to update the bios for your motherboard to be able to support a newer cpu.


    Thx for help it seems I need a new board as well I`ll have to buy me a bundle
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