1 Check the model and specifications of the mainboard.
2 Look for a list of cpus supported by the motherboard in the motherboard's official website or manual. This list usually lists compatible CPU names, models, and parameters.
3 If you cannot find the list of cpus supported by the motherboard, you can find the compatibility between the motherboard chipset and CPU, learn the socket type of the motherboard, and the supported CPU architecture.
You can also check the BIOS version and update history of the motherboard to see if there are any updates to support the new CPU.
4 In addition, check the power consumption and heat dissipation requirements of the CPU and ensure that the mainboard meets the requirements of related components.
Extension: When purchasing cpus and motherboards, it is recommended to choose products with good compatibility as far as possible to avoid problems such as incompatibility or unstable performance.
Note also the number and type of slots on the motherboard, as well as the number and type of hardware interfaces.
1 First of all, you need to check the model and specifications of the motherboard, you can find the model on the motherboard, you can also query the details of the motherboard in the manual or website.
2 The CPU types and specifications supported by the motherboard will be listed in the manual or on the website, you can also search for the supported CPU list by the motherboard model on the official website.
3 It is worth noting that even if the motherboard supports a certain CPU, it is necessary to verify that the specifications of the CPU are consistent with the motherboard installed.
At the same time, the motherboard may need to update the BIOS to be compatible with the new CPU, and these details need to be noted before installation.
Can not see, the motherboard itself does not have the function of seeing the CPU
1 Look at the stitching. There are corresponding parameters on the Internet, as long as the CPU can be installed in the motherboard, it is basically compatible, which mainly depends on the CPU slot and the motherboard slot is very consistent.
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2 Look at the model. Desktop processors, only Intel and AMD two major platforms, they correspond to compatible motherboards are not the same, if the AMD motherboard with Intel processor, not compatible, also can not be installed
A: The first thing to know is what chipset the motherboard uses. To know which brand of CPU is supported by the motherboard.INTEL or AMD. Then look at the CPU pins of the motherboard. In most cases, as long as the chipset and pin are determined, you can find the corresponding CPU.
In the same way, if you know what brand of CPU you are, what is the number of pins? You can generally know what kind of motherboard you need. The rest is to compare the work of the chipset motherboard to determine the specific choice.
Check the CPU types supported by the mainboard, mainly the mainboard chipset model. Such as b85, b75 motherboard chipset series. Supports only Intel, 2nd generation full range cpus. And the current b 660., B 670., Z690 and other chipsets. Supports Intel 12th-generation and 13th-generation cpus.