Solution clutchc Oct 1, 2016 Your best bet would be to use the service tag number on the dell support page to determine that. OEMs like Dell might use a proprietary motherboard/BIOS that will limit it to certain CPUs from that era. http://www.dell.com/support/home/us/en/dhs?ST=dell%20support&dgc=ST&cid=297732&lid=5694052&acd=123098073120560&ven1=shq1FLOng&ven2=e&ven3=263803559254833622
Your best bet would be to use the service tag number on the dell support page to determine that. OEMs like Dell might use a proprietary motherboard/BIOS that will limit it to certain CPUs from that era. http://www.dell.com/support/home/us/en/dhs?ST=dell%20support&dgc=ST&cid=297732&lid=5694052&acd=123098073120560&ven1=shq1FLOng&ven2=e&ven3=263803559254833622
clutchc Titan Ambassador Apr 22, 2009 43,160 409 131,790 Oct 1, 2016 Solution #2 Your best bet would be to use the service tag number on the dell support page to determine that. OEMs like Dell might use a proprietary motherboard/BIOS that will limit it to certain CPUs from that era. http://www.dell.com/support/home/us/en/dhs?ST=dell%20support&dgc=ST&cid=297732&lid=5694052&acd=123098073120560&ven1=shq1FLOng&ven2=e&ven3=263803559254833622 Upvote 0 Downvote Solution
Your best bet would be to use the service tag number on the dell support page to determine that. OEMs like Dell might use a proprietary motherboard/BIOS that will limit it to certain CPUs from that era. http://www.dell.com/support/home/us/en/dhs?ST=dell%20support&dgc=ST&cid=297732&lid=5694052&acd=123098073120560&ven1=shq1FLOng&ven2=e&ven3=263803559254833622