H Hemanth_8 Prominent Mar 2, 2017 8 0 510 Mar 7, 2017 #1 it shows ASUS STRIX B250F Gaming works with i7-6700 which is 7thgen mobo but does it really work?
Solution C C Chugalug_ Mar 7, 2017 You can use 7 series processors on 100 series motherboards, you just update the BIOS via USB or by downloading a simple .exe from the mobo site.
You can use 7 series processors on 100 series motherboards, you just update the BIOS via USB or by downloading a simple .exe from the mobo site.
H Hemanth_8 Prominent Mar 2, 2017 8 0 510 Mar 7, 2017 #2 MERGED QUESTION Question from Hemanth_8 : "help me please" it shows ASUS STRIX B250F Gaming 7th/6thgen mobo works with i7-6700 does it really work Upvote 0 Downvote
MERGED QUESTION Question from Hemanth_8 : "help me please" it shows ASUS STRIX B250F Gaming 7th/6thgen mobo works with i7-6700 does it really work
Deniedstingray Honorable Nov 2, 2015 983 0 11,160 Mar 7, 2017 #3 Yes you can use a 6th gen CPU on a 200 series board but not a 7th gen on a 100 series due to the bios not being updated on most boards. But the answer is yes, it will work. Upvote 0 Downvote
Yes you can use a 6th gen CPU on a 200 series board but not a 7th gen on a 100 series due to the bios not being updated on most boards. But the answer is yes, it will work.
C Chugalug_ Titan Jan 28, 2016 16,502 4 74,965 Mar 7, 2017 Solution #4 You can use 7 series processors on 100 series motherboards, you just update the BIOS via USB or by downloading a simple .exe from the mobo site. Upvote 0 Downvote Solution
You can use 7 series processors on 100 series motherboards, you just update the BIOS via USB or by downloading a simple .exe from the mobo site.
Deniedstingray Honorable Nov 2, 2015 983 0 11,160 Mar 7, 2017 #5 Chugalug_ : You can use 7 series processors on 100 series motherboards, you just update the BIOS via USB or by downloading a simple .exe from the mobo site. Thats pretty much what i meant to say, poor wording on my part Upvote 0 Downvote
Chugalug_ : You can use 7 series processors on 100 series motherboards, you just update the BIOS via USB or by downloading a simple .exe from the mobo site. Thats pretty much what i meant to say, poor wording on my part