lga 2011 processor on a lga 2011v3 motherboard
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Toxic_Cobra
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You should be able to.. be more specific what CPU what motherboard? If you're asking if a i7 6800k will fit in a x99 motherboard then the answer is yes (with a bios update)
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Check the motherboard cpu support list.
and this http://www.tomshardware.com/answers/id-2583571/lga-2011-lga-2011.html
and this https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LGA_2011#Physical_design_and_socket_generations
and this http://www.tomshardware.com/answers/id-2583571/lga-2011-lga-2011.html
and this https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LGA_2011#Physical_design_and_socket_generations
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The answer to that is no.
LGA2011 is a DDR3 platform for Sandy bridge-EP and Ivybridge-EP
LGA2011v3 is a DDR4 platform for Haswell-EP chips+
LGA2011 is a DDR3 platform for Sandy bridge-EP and Ivybridge-EP
LGA2011v3 is a DDR4 platform for Haswell-EP chips+
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Snipergod87
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Look at x79 board's its would be a bonus if you got one that supports the Xeon 26XXv2 series if you wanted to upgrade to a 10 core 20 thread 2680v2
Toxic_Cobra
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I see, that chip is actually lga 2011 and not even x99 as I was thinking you were referring to. You will need a x79 motherboard and some ddr3 ram, I also like asus and MSI but, to be fair, MSI actually fixed my RMA motherboard and asus wouldn't even send me a replacement fan to fix my gtx 1070 (they suggested I watercool to fix it.. smh) I ended up buying a new fan on alibaba express and fixing it myself. Because this is an older board, I suggest just get whatever has the best price available for you.
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