captaincranky
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I ordered a Foxconn Mobo from Newegg; 945P7AA-8KS2 LGA 775 Intel 945P ATX Intel. Link>http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813186070
This board is listed as being suitable for Pentium D, Pentium 4, and Celeron D "Prescott" processors.
I do know that some, if not most of the processors that Foxconn lists as being checked out with this board are 64 bit CPUs. However, Foxconn's web site doesn't list them by number, (only speed), I am left with the question, will I be able to use my Celeron D 356 (Cedar Mill 65 nm) with the board?
The board was almost cheap enough not to matter, ($35.00 USD (less than half price)), still I could build a comp for my kid with just a few more parts.
So, what is everybody's best guess?
This board is listed as being suitable for Pentium D, Pentium 4, and Celeron D "Prescott" processors.
I do know that some, if not most of the processors that Foxconn lists as being checked out with this board are 64 bit CPUs. However, Foxconn's web site doesn't list them by number, (only speed), I am left with the question, will I be able to use my Celeron D 356 (Cedar Mill 65 nm) with the board?
The board was almost cheap enough not to matter, ($35.00 USD (less than half price)), still I could build a comp for my kid with just a few more parts.
So, what is everybody's best guess?