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• the help processor compatibility upgrade

  Hi all I want to spend my processor to an i7 of 3770. It currently has an i3 3220. The motherboard is an ipm87 of pegatron-mp. Will it be compatible that I can find no information on the motherboard at all, the only information I can find is this: http://www.ctechinfo.net/boards/pegatron/memphiss.php which basically says my i3 should not yet be compatible. Any help appreciated

  Hello:

  I don't see where any of the processors on the list ends with K.

  And if I go to Intel site and say that I entered the i7-4771, is what I have... still no K.

  http://Ark.Intel.com/products/77656/Intel-Core-I7-4771-processor-8M-cache-up-to-3_90-GHz?q=I7-4771

  Intel Core i5-4430 (Haswell) 3.0 GHz Quad Core	84 L
  Intel Core i5-4440 (Haswell) 3.1 GHz Quad Core	84 L
  Intel Core i5-4570 (Haswell) 3.2 GHz Quad Core	84 L
  Intel Core i5-4670 (Haswell) 3.4 GHz Quad Core	84 L
  Intel Core i7-4770 (Haswell) 3.4 GHz Quad Core	84 L
  Intel Core i7-4771 (Haswell) 3.5 GHz Quad Core	84 L

• HP Envy: question of processor compatibility

  I have a desktop HP h8-1534, AMD 6 hearts FX-6200 3.8 GHz, 8 GB of memory MOB is M3970AM-HP (Angelica2) by type of Gigabyte Chipset AMD 970 and Socket: AM3 - b.  I can it switch to a FX 6300?

  Here are the taken processor supported by the motherboard on this unit

  Check out the details on this link below:

  http://h20564.www2.HP.com/hpsc/doc/public/display?docid=emr_na-c03639067-12

  Processor upgrade information

  • Type of socket: AM3 - b

  • TDP: up to 125 w

  • Motherboard supports the following processor upgrades:

    ProcessorTDP

    FX-4100 (Zambezi)

• Dell Dimension C521 processor compatibility

  The title says it all really, but I think to upgrade my Dimension of the AMD Athlon processor standard, it comes with a better processor. The problem is, I can't seem to find any compatible CPU or I'm not looking hard enough for / in the right places.

  Any of you would be kind enough to help me? I'm all ears.

  NCageAllDay

  The following AMD processors are compatible with the Dimension C521:

  AMD Sempron 3400 + 1. 8 g, 256 K, 62 watts

  AMD Athlon 64 3200 +, 2.0 G, 512 K, 62 watts
  AMD Athlon 64 3500 +, 2.2 G, 512 K, 62 watts
  AMD Athlon 64 3800 +, 2, 5 g, 512 K, 62 watts

  AMD Athlon 64 X 2 3800 + 2.0 G, 512 KB x 2, Dual Core, 65 Watt
  AMD Athlon 64 X 2 3600 + 1.9 G, 1MBX2, Dual Core, 65 Watt
  AMD Athlon 64 X 2 3800 + 2.0 G, 512 K, 89 Watt
  AMD Athlon 64 X 2 4000 + 2.1 G, 1MX2, Dual Core, 65 Watt
  AMD Athlon 64 X 2 4200 + 2.2 G, 512 KB x 2, Dual Core, 65 Watt
  AMD Athlon 64 X 2 4200 + 2.2 G, 512 K, 89 Watt
  AMD Athlon 64 X 2 4400 + 2.3 G, 1MX2, Dual Core, 65 Watt
  AMD Athlon 64 X 2 4600 +, 2. 4 g, 512 K, 89 Watt
  AMD Athlon 64 X 2 4600 +, 2. 4 g, 512 KB x 2, Dual Core, 65 Watt
  AMD Athlon 64 X 2 4800 +, 2, 5 g, 1MX2, Dual Core, 65 Watt
  AMD Athlon 64 X 2 5000 +, 2.6 G, 512 K, 89 Watt
  AMD Athlon 64 X 2 5200 +, 2.6 G, 1MBx2, Dual Core, 89 Watt
  AMD Athlon 64 X 2 5600 +, 2. 8 g, 1MX2, Dual Core, 89 Watt

  Before installing the processor, make sure you have the latest version of the BIOS version installed 1.1.11, add support for AMD has been added with BIOS version 1.1.4.

  Bev.

• vShpere/vMotion processor compatibility

  I have a 4.1 vSphere/ESXi four node cluster with 4 servers with processors Intel Xeon x 7550 and we are looking to add/replace a server that has a processor Intel Xeon E7-4850.  What I see in the Mode of VMware EVC section my cluster, it seems that the new server would be allowed in the cluster.

  I would like to know if we would be problems with this configuration.  I don't see anything that would suggest, we should not add this server but if someone has experienced something different please let me know.

  Thanks for your help

  Sean

  VCA is already enabled in the cluster? If so what is the level of reference VCA?

  The following base line will work for you. 7550 and E7-4850 are supported by all three.

  Intel® generation ' Merom'

  Intel "Penryn" generation

  Intel 'Nehalem' generation

  Pls to http://kb.vmware.com/kb/1003212 for more details.

• Dell precision t7500 dual processor compatibility.

  Hi, I have a Precision t7500, currently with a single Xeon e5620 @ 2.4 ghz Quad core 12 MB of cache. With 32 GB 2x16gb 10600 sticks of RAM.  I just bought a 2nd processor, Board Assembly, heat sink and fan. Can I use one of the sticks of ram in each processor card? Also, could I use a combination of different processors? That would be an improvement recommended along the coast the Xeon E5620?

  Thank you very much.

  Edit - P.s. A new installation of windows is necessary?

  Read pages 17-19 in the Manual on the installation of RAM on the motherboard and riser for the dual CPU configuration.

  Unfortunately, 32 GB of RAM is not a configuration supported with two processors, even if it is compatible with a single CPU configuration. So, you may need to purchase at least 2 x 8 GB of additional RAM to run two processors.

  And note RAM must be double rank (DR) for use with two processors.

  Complicated...!

• Illustrator CS5 and processor compatibility

  Is a PC with an Intel Core 2 Duo E8400 3 GHz capable of running Illustrator CS5?

  Yes.

  I'm still in Ai CS5 on a core of 1 Pentium 4 HT 3.2GHz WinXP 2 GB RAM OK

• Cannot install Windows 8 on Satellite L750 - CPU compatibility problem

  Why can I not install Windows 8 Preview of consumption on my Toshiba Satellite L750-22 x?
  I get an error of processor compatibility.

  Intel i3 M380 2.53 GHz

  Hello

  The Internet provides some details on this error message.
  It seems that to install Win 8 CP the CPU must support PAE/NX/SSE2 features

  Never execute Bit ([NX bit | http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NX_bit]) allows the marking of memory pages as non-executable.
  Streaming SIMD Extensions 2 (SSE2) is an earlier standard that is supported by Intel and AMD CPU. This is why all processors that support NX would also support SSE2 too.

  Usually, this allows the XD (for Intel processors) or NX (for AMD) in the BIOS should disable this error message.
  But if it is not available in the BIOS, then either the CPU is not supported this feature or the BIOS does not support this option.

  According to the page Intel Ark Intel Core i3 - 380 M supports the Execute Disable Bit feature. So maybe the BIOS does not support this feature
  http://Ark.Intel.com/products/50178/Intel-Core-i3-380M-processor-

  It seems that you have to wait for the new BIOS

• Compatibility of proc error

  I currently have a desktop computer HP P6404y with a Phenom II X 4 820 running Windows 7 64 bit Edition home premium.

  My system was either not boot the operating system when I try and run a game or sit on it too long and have several things open the system will crash. I ran a diagnostic on the system and the hardware/software is says Core 2-3-4 of my proc lost symmetry, which explains why it stops randomly.

  I checked the specifications of the motherboard (M2N78 - THE Violet6) and it has a socket AM3 and is supported by the Phenom II X 4 9XX series processor. I bought a Phenom II X 4 965, which is a compatible AM3 processor, but when I put it in I immediately get an error saying the processor is not compatible. I called AMD and they confirmed that it should work, but there is a certain type of thing with the BIOS that allows to not work and they thought that HP had a fix. I couldn't find something that helps me this online and I have upgraded the BIOS to 5.16, but I did Exchange yet because I don't see anything in the update that said fixed compatibility.

  I called HP and they said apparently they have fertile procs that you can get through them, which makes no sense to me, but if it's true it's true I guess that.

  Is it possible that I can get the proc that I have to work with this computer? Thanks in advance.

  Here are the specifications of your HP Pavilion p6404y desktop computer and its card mother M2N78-(Violet6). According to the specifications, the following processors are supported;

  This motherboard supports only the AM3 processors

  AMD Phenom II X 4 9xx/9xxe/8xx Quad-Core (Deneb)

  AMD Phenom II X 3 Triple-Core (Heka) 7xx/7xxe

  AMD Phenom II X 2 5xx (Callisto)

  AMD Athlon II X 4 6xx/6xxe (undactylopodite)

  AMD Athlon II X 3 4xx/4xxe (Rana)

  AMD Athlon II X 2 2xx/2xxe (Regor)

  At the same time, I think the specs, said a maximum TDP of 95 watts but I could be wrong. In this case the maximum TDP would probably 125 watts. Based on the site Web of AMD, there are only two AMD Phenom II X 4 965 CPU. One is rated at 125 watts and the other is 140 Watts. Both are 'Black Edition' CPU, which means they have an unlocked clock multiplier and are designed to be overclocked. Very little HP computers have options overclocking and yours is not one of them.

  The AMD Phenom II X 4 965 CPU is probably incompatible with your computer p6404y HP because of that;

  (a) it exceeds the maximum. PDT to the motherboard

  and / or

  (b) there is a "Black Edition" CPU

  Please consider buying one of these 95 watt AMD Phenom II X 4 processors compatibility assured.

  Please send Bravo

• HP c 460 CPU caused

  Hello

  
  I can't add below two servers clustered with activation VCA?

  both are servers blades with BL460c Gen8 with following CPU

  Intel Xeon CPU E5-2609 @ 2.4 Ghz - Hyperthreading not supprted

  Intel® Xeon® Processor [email protected] GHz - hyper-threading technology taken in charge

  can I know how to easily identify which group to ensure CPU compatibility? According to below article

  VMware KB: vMotion CPU for Intel processors compatibility requirements

  According to the HCL and Intel Xeon processor E5-2600 product family , you should be able to use the processors in the same cluster without needing to activate CVS, as long as you do not mix Version1 and Version2 processors.

  André

• Clarification on the protection of the VMS with snapshots. SRM 5.1

  In SRM 5.1 documentation one of the limitations listed is:

  When the protection of the VMS with snapshots of the memory state, the ESXi hosts on protection and restoration sites must have compatible processors as defined in the articles of the VMware knowledge base CPU VMotion for Intel processors compatibility requirements and CPU VMotion for AMD compatibility requirements. Guests must also have the same characteristics of active BIOS. If the BIOS of the server configurations do not match, they show a compatibility error message, even if otherwise, they are identical. The two most common to check features are the No-Execute memory Protection (NX / XD) and virtualization technology (VT / AMD - V).

  
  

  
  

  You can work around this limitation by using the mode of the VCA on groups the and protected?
  

  VCA mode will mitigate this risk, but you must make sure that the two Clusters to the protégé and recovery Sites are at the SAME level CVS before take snapshots of the memory.

  At the end of the day, only a "planned actual Migration" will verify this.

  Good luck!

• best motherboard for hp Pavilion p6690d

  Hello world

  I'm the hp paviliion p6690d user, I would ask for a suggestion about the motherboard. I'm interested in the brand ASUS and graphics just updated recently. I replaced my ati radeon hd 5570 with nvidia gtx 460. I have also change my form of power supply 300 w to cooler master power supply 650 w. Here is the link of my pc plug.

  http://h20000.www2.HP.com/bizsupport/TechSupport/document.jsp?objectID=c02540703&lang=en&cc=us&taskI...

  everything always stay the same as what the card said expect to the gpu and the power supply. I read somewhere this motherboard asus p75p55d-e is the best for intel i5 760. is what I read true? or there is another type of asus motherboard that is much better than p75p55d-e? is there anything else I should check next to processor compatibility in the choice of motherboard? Please help me guys here. any suggestion will be appreciated. Thank you.

  moonbreaker88

  Hello moonbreaker 88, The Asus boards have VIA VT1708S audio chip on the motherboard. I was never a fan of VIA products. There must be a good reason, that asus has chosen VIA on Realtek, and VIA can produce better products now. All audio chips aboard are not known for the best audio quality. You can consider getting a nice quality audio addon card, if you need better. Each user has an expectation of what good audio quality is for them.

  You can always try the integrated audio system, and if she does not meet your expectations, you might find an audio device of the addon. It would be more profitable for your upgrade.

  I used almost all motherboards popular over the years, and most of my experiences have been good. I had a few motherboards fail. I had less problems with Asus cards than any of the others, with on-board peripheral network are on two Asus Motherboards. I just disabled the devices embedded network failed in the BIOS and installing a card network addon and all was fine. A part of ten dollars and compensation for ten minutes.

  Motherboards are like most other things in life. They are really more of one personal preference than any other thing. Most motherboards produced today is products of quality with very little flaws. There are some that would apply, as we all know.

  I hope that everything goes well for you with your upgrade.

• Basis of VCA for Intel Xeon Core i7 32nm

  Hi all

  I have a two-node cluster, each node processors are Inter Xeon CPU x 5660.

  I think I need to apply the update 1 or later in order to get the CVS working with these processors compatibility. I actually applied update 2 and I don't always get the opportunity to apply the level of reference Intel Xeon Core i7 32nm.

  There is a part of the process, need me to make this option available?

  Thank you very much

  Had to downgrade BIOS - seems the 2.1.9 and 2.1.15 versions are buggy...

  is the only one that worked without any problem: 2.1.3

  Download here: ftp://ftp.us.dell.com/bios/R710-020013C.exe

  now vmotion etc works perfectly.

• The processors for vMotion compatibility

  We have just upgraded to vSphere Essentials 6, Plus so we can take advantage of vMotion. We have built an almost exact replica of our existing Dell PowerEdge T420 server, so that we can have a high availability for virtual machines, they move from one physical server to another, depending on the needs. Looking through the documentation of DRS cluster, it is said that the processors 'must come from the same class of supplier (Intel and AMD) with the same family of compatible processor for migration with vMotion. . "(vSphere 5.5 Documentation Centre()'

  Our current server has a processor of v2 Intel Xeon E5-2440 (8 cores, 20 MB of cache, 1.9 GHz). The seller we buy our new generation of server of door the same CPU model number (Intel Xeon E5-2440), but with 6 cores, 15 MB of cache, 2. 4 GHz. They have to special order the exact same processor, we currently have. We will encounter any problems if the rest of the hardware is the same, but the processors are slightly different? Same supplier, same family, same model number – only with fewer cores, less cache, more GHz. Is that what I should consider before moving?

  Thank you!

  Ben

  Your processors are of different generations, the E5-2440 is a Sandy Bridge and the E5-2440 v2 is an Ivy Bridge, take a look here: http://ark.intel.com/compare/64612, 75263

  And since they are from a different generation, you need to activate CVS in your cluster to the power of the machine virtual vMotion between these hosts, have a look here for more information on the CVS: KB VMware: best vMotion compatibility (EVC) processor support

• VCA compatibility between processors 2600v2 E5 & E7-4800

  We want to add processors Intel E5-2600v2, Ivy Bridge, to a cluster of u1 vSphere 5.5 using E7-4800, Westmere processors.

  When checking the following link,.
  http://www.VMware.com/resources/compatibility/detail.php?deviceCategory=CPU & ProductID = 64 & VCL = true

  Enhanced VMotion does not seem to be supported for the Ivy Bridge in Westmere processors.

  VMotion strengthened capacity Modes: Intel Merom generation

  Generation Intel® Penryn

  Intel® Nehalem-generation

  Intel Westmere generation

  We read this information correctly?  Westmere and Ivy Bridge CPU VCA not compatible within the same cluster 5.5u1? If there are documents to support that they are supported, can you give the link? Thank you.

  According to the specifications of VMware Compatibility Guide: cpu (you can select both processors and compare them), Intel Westmere is registered to two processors as a mode of EVC supported.

  André