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    CPU Support QuadGT

    Got a bloke who wants to build with the QuadGT using the E6320 but its not shown on the CPU support list on Abit.
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    seen a few people running this cpu with the quadgt,the abit site might be a bit slow updating the cpu list
    Quote Originally Posted by DratUK View Post
    Got a bloke who wants to build with the QuadGT using the E6320 but its not shown on the CPU support list on Abit.
    Thanks for the replies.
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    No different really to the E6300 with regards to compatibility.
    It will run fine.

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    Thanks guys much appreciated.

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    Yeah no danger of that not working, it's demands are pretty much the same as existing c2d cpus.

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    aye. no problems. its just a e6300 with extra 2mb cache, or an e6600 with 2x less multiplier...whichever way you look at it, it works.

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