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Have you any Pentium E5x00 or Celeron E3x00?
Do you know any motherboard based on 946GZ with official support of 45-nm CPU?
(12-02-2018, 11:42 AM)DeathBringer Wrote: [ -> ]Have you any Pentium E5x00 or Celeron E3x00?
Do you know any motherboard based on 946GZ with official support of 45-nm CPU?

I just pulled a Pentium E5300 (SLGTL) from my scrap bin. Just tested it to be good. I do not know of any 946gz boards that support a 45nm cpu. I do have a Intel DQ45CB board that supports 45nm and 65nm cpus, but not Pentium D or Pentium 4 cpus. Kinda thinking it would be easier to have a newer board support older cpus.
(12-03-2018, 09:35 PM)xsparexstewx Wrote: [ -> ]I just pulled a Pentium E5300 (SLGTL) from my scrap bin.
Try to boot with it on this motherboard.
I just tried and it does not work. No bios beep codes or display. Only gets a little bit warmer than room temp.
So BIOS patch will not help.
To xsparexstewx:
Are you checked this patched bios ?
(05-28-2018, 12:55 PM)LLC Wrote: [ -> ]
Quote:I have an e6700 from another system's upgrade
SamirD, can you test modified bios. Update with Bootblock for pass of Wolfdale cpu core.

Good  day! I test this bios, computer start  correctly, but  cache size  in bios is 0kb.  I  test E5300 and E7500 CPU.
UPD. E7500  working at  1600 MHz.
Hi, I flashed the modified bios from this post and board successfully started with C2D E7500 and also with Pentium E6500, but there is one problem - the frequency multiplier is stuck at x6 value, which causes the CPU not working at full speed. Is there any way to fix the multiplier at the bios level? I attach the CPU-Z txt report if it helps somehow.
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