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Well, it does list the cpu iirc as "Celeron D 3.06 Ghz" during POST, but I can't seem to find anything that lists the cpu's name or "unsupported cpu" at all inside the BIOS itself, to be honest it's a very wierd looking BIOS. Good point, I checked that and it seems that the Celeron D 346's TDP...

Nah, he's not really into overclocking and that stuff. He just needs a working cpu for the time being for everyday tasks [surfing/music/movies/old games] till he can upgrade to a quad-core. Thanks for the reply :)

Hi! My friend just bought a new motherboard, the Gigabyte GA-G41MT-ES2L which he is currently running along with a very old cpu, Intel Celeron 346 3.06Ghz with 256KB's of cache. Now although the CPU is not mentioned at all in the support list on the official website, it seems to work just...