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    Foxconn Motherboard Quad Support?

    I bought a foxconn motherboard from Scan model P9657AA-8EKRS2H. It runs my E6600 but I'm wanting to buy a Q6600 when it drops in price. Will the motherboard run Quad CPU's or do I need another motherboard. It doesn't say under the description of the motherboard.


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    Cheers David, phew means I don't have to upgrade my motherboard

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      • Motherboard:
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    Slight thread HiJack if I may, slypie - how do you find this board, good enough for a non/slight overclocker?

    PC Pro loves it, I quite like how it sounds too...if you can reccomend it I'll be chuffed
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    Quote Originally Posted by kidzer View Post
    Slight thread HiJack if I may, slypie - how do you find this board, good enough for a non/slight overclocker?

    PC Pro loves it, I quite like how it sounds too...if you can reccomend it I'll be chuffed
    It's my first Foxconn board as I usually buy Gigabyte boards. I don't overclock things due to being lazy so I wouldn't be able to tell you if it's any good on that front. The only thing you need to watch out for with this board is that it takes a 8pin power connector instead of a 6pin which was a pain to find a PSU for at the time but I think this type of connector is starting to become more popular. Apart from that I would recommend it.

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      • 4GB
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      • 1TiB Samsung
      • Graphics card(s):
      • BFG 8800GTS OC
      • PSU:
      • Antec Truepower
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      • Antec P160
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      • Windows 7
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    Cool, well I shall adjust my PSU choice if I need to then, but I shall go with this board I think

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