Also with high end CPU’s you need to invest in a high quality motherboard. Cheap motherboards will say they support a 9900k but their VRM’s are insufficient to run it at even stock speeds under heavy load.ok ty for help man. respect+
Are you talking about RAM ?if msi motherboard ms-b9071 have max 2400 Hz how is possible to work i7 8700 with 2600 hz and i9 9900 cant with the same Hz
What specific motherboard is it?if msi motherboard ms-b9071 have max 2400 Hz how is possible to work i7 8700 with 2600 hz and i9 9900 cant with the same Hz
The RAM speed the cpu supports is largely irrelevant, the important thing is the RAM speed supported by the motherboard. However any motherboard that supports a 7400 will not support 8th or 9th generation CPU’s. Although the sockets are the same the 8th and 9th generation have addictions pins dedicated to power delivery and use different motherboard chipsets.https://ark.intel.com/content/www/u...5-7400-processor-6m-cache-up-to-3-50-ghz.html
pls look on Memory types DDR4-2133/2400, DDR3L-1333/1600 @ 1.35V this i have now and saw some guys with i7 8700 with memory types 2600 on the same motherboard ms-b9071 which can work with max 2400 Hz so if i9 9900 have the same memory types and
TDP 65 W why nobody use it and can i use it or i9 9900k is a risk in that? sry im not native english.
No.so if have same socket model FCLGA1151 i9 could work right?
Also with high end CPU’s you need to invest in a high quality motherboard. Cheap motherboards will say they support a 9900k but their VRM’s are insufficient to run it at even stock speeds under heavy load.ok ty for help man. respect+
This is just plain wrong.The motherboards have different chipsets. One that works with an i7 will NOT work with an i9.
What exactly are you trying to accomplish there?yep but cant find a motherboard for aegis 3
Backwards, yes.This is just plain wrong.
Motherboard that supports i9 can support i7 too (and i5 and i3 and pentium and celeron).