does my motherboard support these processors

[RePlayBoy101]

- I5 6600k
- i7 6700k

motherboard model: intel dh77eb

other details that im sure u guys will want: http://imgur.com/w2wZIRf




as allways thank you for your response

 

[WildCard999]

Nope, its a completely different socket (1155) and those CPU's are only supported on a 1151 socket.

 

[Calvin7]

No, those processors don't fit your motherboard.

 

[RePlayBoy101]

Nope, its a completely different socket (1155) and those CPU's are only supported on a 1151 socket.

which CPUs does my MOBO support

 

[nzalog]

Naw, you'd have to get a new board for skylake (and the recently released kabylake).

I also believe the you have the latest gen of CPU that you board will support, you can get any intel cpu that is 3xxx. (ivy bdrige or haswell I believe).

you'd need a new board for the intel 4xxxx and 5xxxx series as well.

 

[Jake1072]

It will not. The skylake processors are LGA 1155 and that motherboard is LGA 1151. When looking for a processors and motherboards make sure the socket types match. If you are having troubles I recommend using pcpartpicker.com it will check compatibility for you

 

[WildCard999]

Nope, its a completely different socket (1155) and those CPU's are only supported on a 1151 socket.

which CPUs does my MOBO support

Here's a list of supported CPU's for that socket.

http://processormatch.intel.com/Processors/CompatibleProcessors?componentName=dh77eb

 

[ThatVietGuy]

Nope, its a completely different socket (1155) and those CPU's are only supported on a 1151 socket.

which CPUs does my MOBO support

http://processormatch.intel.com/Processors/CompatibleProcessors?componentName=dh77eb

 

[RePlayBoy101]

Nope, its a completely different socket (1155) and those CPU's are only supported on a 1151 socket.

which CPUs does my MOBO support

Here's a list of supported CPU's for that socket.

http://processormatch.intel.com/Processors/CompatibleProcessors?componentName=dh77eb

any recommendations?...that are better than the i5 3330

 

[WildCard999]

Price to performance for that socket I would recommend the Xeon E3-1230 V2. It is similar to a i7 (4 core/8 threads) so if your doing any video editing or streaming you should notice a difference. If your just gaming you may not notice much of a difference between the Xeon and your current i5 as there's really not many games that utilize the extra hyper-threading.

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