Question Esonic H110mDA1 supports 9gen?

[Mahir muhtasim]

I've been searching for an answer about my mobo does supports 9 gen?

my specs are now i5 6500 16gb dual sticks of ram 256gb ssd 500gb hdd. So, the motherboard is mentioning everywhere that it supports 6 to 9gen. so is this true? i need to up this so its really going to help me

 

[COLGeek]

9th gen CPUs? That is highly doubtful. See here:

https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/products/sku/90590/intel-h110-chipset/compatible.html

 

[USAFRet]

No.

It likely only supports 6 and 7th Gen CPUs.

It will not extend to 9th Gen.

 

[Mahir muhtasim]

No.

It likely only supports 6 and 7th Gen CPUs.

It will not extend to 9th Gen.

bro, 8 9 gen has the exact socket, and my mobo also have. and i saw a video that, it will work 9 gen. because the bios of this is now updated. and i saw some real life testing about the h110m supports 9 gen

 

[Mahir muhtasim]

9th gen CPUs? That is highly doubtful. See here:

https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/products/sku/90590/intel-h110-chipset/compatible.html

Can you see this video, the language is different, But, they are showing h110m supports 9 gen. and my mobo also does (Saw some real life builds) supports 9gen.

View: https://youtu.be/ifoNOQa8zX4?si=303ElWaHbpIjkoe4


the motherboard that i have is identical to this one,
thanks for your support

 

[USAFRet]

bro, 8 9 gen has the exact socket, and my mobo also have. and i saw a video that, it will work 9 gen. because the bios of this is now updated. and i saw some real life testing about the h110m supports 9 gen

Well then...what happened when you tried it?

 

[COLGeek]

bro, 8 9 gen has the exact socket, and my mobo also have. and i saw a video that, it will work 9 gen. because the bios of this is now updated. and i saw some real life testing about the h110m supports 9 gen

Assuming this isn't just another case of "internet magic", do you have the same BIOS version installed?

There are multiple chipsets supporting the same physical socket. All CPUs using the same sockets will NOT work in all of those various chipsets (as sent to you earlier with the info from Intel).

Assuming this is legit, it would be unofficial support and likely a flawed implementation.

Good luck.

BTW: There are a couple recent threads with these off-brand H110 motherboards. I would be very skeptical about their reliability.

 

[Mahir muhtasim]

Well then...what happened when you tried it?

the thing is, the mother board user manual is kinda sus, it shows that the motherboard has way too many variety. like one support 2666mh ram. other one supports nvme, but all of them supports 9 gen. there is 3 variants that are mentioned in the motherboard manual. and i found out that, the 3 no layout is identical to mine. but there is a catch. there was no SyS fan output. but mine has

 

[Mahir muhtasim]

Assuming this isn't just another case of "internet magic", do you have the same BIOS version installed?

There are multiple chipsets supporting the same physical socket. All CPUs using the same sockets will NOT work in all of those various chipsets (as sent to you earlier with the info from Intel).

Assuming this is legit, it would be unofficial support and likely a flawed implementation.

Good luck.

BTW: There are a couple recent threads with these off-brand H110 motherboards. I would be very skeptical about their reliability.

the bios version mine is 2023 October, it is very unlikely to not support 9 gen. also this ones come with a CD driver

 

[USAFRet]

but all of them supports 9 gen

Can you quote this text, or do a screencap of it?

H110 chipset supporting 6-7-8-9 Gen CPUs is....suspect.

 

[SkyNetRising]

I've been searching for an answer about my mobo does supports 9 gen?

That is Q150 chipset board (not H110).
And neither of them support 9th gen cpus.

For 9th gen support you need 300 series chipset board.
Intel® B365 Chipset
Intel® Z390 Chipset
Intel® H310 Chipset
Intel® Q370 Chipset
Intel® H370 Chipset
Intel® B360 Chipset
Intel® Z370 Chipset

https://ark.intel.com/content/www/u...7/products-formerly-coffee-lake.html#@Desktop

 

[COLGeek]

That is Q150 chipset board (not H110).
And neither of them support 9th gen cpus.

For 9th gen support you need 300 series chipset board.
Intel® B365 Chipset
Intel® Z390 Chipset
Intel® H310 Chipset
Intel® Q370 Chipset
Intel® H370 Chipset
Intel® B360 Chipset
Intel® Z370 Chipset

https://ark.intel.com/content/www/u...7/products-formerly-coffee-lake.html#@Desktop

Good catch. Just adding this:

https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/products/sku/90588/intel-q150-chipset/compatible.html

 

[Mahir muhtasim]

Can you quote this text, or do a screencap of it?

H110 chipset supporting 6-7-8-9 Gen CPUs is....suspect.

i dont get it

 

[Mahir muhtasim]

Good catch. Just adding this:

https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/products/sku/90588/intel-q150-chipset/compatible.html

[SOLVED] - h110 on 9th gen (from 8th)?

So, I have an Asrock H110M-HDS, and I want to upgrade from 8th gen Intel (i3 8100) to 9th gen. (i5 9400f) Now, you'd say "But not even 8th gen is compatible on that old thing!" Well, I don't know why, but "it just works" as Todd Howard would say. It's not a fake cpu, it's the real thing. I got...

forums.tomshardware.com

 

[Mahir muhtasim]

That is Q150 chipset board (not H110).
And neither of them support 9th gen cpus.

For 9th gen support you need 300 series chipset board.
Intel® B365 Chipset
Intel® Z390 Chipset
Intel® H310 Chipset
Intel® Q370 Chipset
Intel® H370 Chipset
Intel® B360 Chipset
Intel® Z370 Chipset

https://ark.intel.com/content/www/u...7/products-formerly-coffee-lake.html#@Desktop

yeah, its kinda messed up. the mobo manufacturer says its a h110 chipset, but software says its not. Not to mention my motherboards model is Esonic H110mDA1

i highly recommend to watch this

View: https://youtu.be/ifoNOQa8zX4?si=RT4sCkQEqE2g3oTo

 

[COLGeek]

[SOLVED] - h110 on 9th gen (from 8th)?

So, I have an Asrock H110M-HDS, and I want to upgrade from 8th gen Intel (i3 8100) to 9th gen. (i5 9400f) Now, you'd say "But not even 8th gen is compatible on that old thing!" Well, I don't know why, but "it just works" as Todd Howard would say. It's not a fake cpu, it's the real thing. I got...

forums.tomshardware.com

The other thread is not proof of something working, especially in your situation.

Sorry, but we can only go on the facts as we understand them.

 

[Mahir muhtasim]

The other thread is not proof of something working, especially in your situation.

Sorry, but we can only go on the facts as we understand them.

yeah, im here to sure that. so, now what i can do now? i cant up the mobo. but i need a upgrade ,no gpu

 

[COLGeek]

yeah, im here to sure that. so, now what i can do now? i cant up the mobo. but i need a upgrade ,no gpu

Install a faster gen 6 or 7 CPU seems your only viable option.

 

[SkyNetRising]

i highly recommend to watch this

View: https://youtu.be/ifoNOQa8zX4?si=RT4sCkQEqE2g3oTo

I don't know, what magic this guy is showing there.
But not a single led on that board lighted up and there was no cpu cooler connected.
Couldn't tell, if that board was running at all.

Monitor might have been connected to some other board.

 

[Mahir muhtasim]

I don't know, what magic this guy is showing there.
But not a single led on that board lighted up and there was no cpu cooler connected.
Couldn't tell, if that board was running at all.

Monitor might have been connected to some other board.

for you confusion there's an another video

View: https://youtu.be/MH3i4elnNSQ?si=PDGVicKBeZmeO6NG

 

[USAFRet]

for you confusion there's an another video

Then do exactly what they did in those videos.

Report back here with success or fail.

 

[Mahir muhtasim]

Then do exactly what they did in those videos.

Report back here with success or fail.

but, im a bit nervous. maybe i can check this by going to my seller and first test the 9 gen. if dosent work then i will not buy the 9 gen