Question What lga775 motherboard will support quad core Xeons?

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gabness1

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Hi, I need to know what type of lga 775 motherboard will support the 771 Xeons with the mod done. I have bought a 775 board without checking and it only supports dual cores. How can I know if they support the 771 xeon quqd core cpu?
 
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The following chipsets are supposed to work with the Xeon Mod as long as they support quad core procesors G31/G41/P31/P35/P41/P43/P45.
You can check on ebay or alliexpress for some cheap motherboards with these chipsets, just make sure they are DDR3 and that they support at least 8GB of ram(some of them support even 16GB).
I would recommend you this brands: Gigabyte, Asus, Asrock, Msi.

Actually, while writting this I found a cheap one on ebay: https://www.ebay.com/itm/GA-EP43T-S...929995?hash=item41fec0ea4b:g:6VAAAOSwHSVcrbEw
It supports 16Gb of ram and Quad Core Procesors, P43 Chipset should be compatible with xeon mod. That was just a recommendation, you can look for other if you want.
 
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gabness1

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Mar 1, 2019
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The following chipsets are supposed to work with the Xeon Mod as long as they support quad core procesors G31/G41/P31/P35/P41/P43/P45.
You can check on ebay or alliexpress for some cheap motherboards with these chipsets, just make sure they are DDR3 and that they support at least 8GB of ram(some of them support even 16GB).
I would recommend you this brands: Gigabyte, Asus, Asrock, Msi.

Actually, while writting this I found a cheap one on ebay: https://www.ebay.com/itm/GA-EP43T-S...929995?hash=item41fec0ea4b:g:6VAAAOSwHSVcrbEw
It supports 16Gb of ram and Quad Core Procesors, P43 Chipset should be compatible with xeon mod. That was just a recommendation, you can look for other if you want.
Its a nice board but $50 for a 775 board is not really cheap.. I saw an asus board for £12 pound which looked nice and supported 8gb.
 

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