LGA1150 CPU on LGA1155 MoBo?
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My motherboard fried and I am looking for an identical replacement. Only, the motherboard is an Acer H81H3-AM V1.0 with socket 1155 according to specs, and CPU is an i5-4460, socket LGA1150. Is this normal ? Are these two normally compatible or is there a mistake.
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My motherboard fried and I am looking for an identical replacement. Only, the motherboard is an Acer H81H3-AM V1.0 with socket 1155 according to specs, and CPU is an i5-4460, socket LGA1150. Is this normal ? Are these two normally compatible or is there a mistake.
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My motherboard fried and I am looking for an identical replacement. Only, the motherboard is an Acer H81H3-AM V1.0 with socket 1155 according to specs, and CPU is an i5-4460, socket LGA1150. Is this normal ? Are these two normally compatible or is there a mistake.
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My motherboard fried and I am looking for an identical replacement. Only, the motherboard is an Acer H81H3-AM V1.0 with socket 1155 according to specs, and CPU is an i5-4460, socket LGA1150. Is this normal ? Are these two normally compatible or is there a mistake.
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The motherboard is an Acer H81H3-AM V1.0 with socket 1155 according to specs
Based on my research, the Acer H81H3-AM is an LGA 1150 motherboard, not an LGA 1155 motherboard. Which means the motherboard is compatible with an i5-4460.
Are these two normally compatible or is there a mistake.
Yes, they are indeed compatible with one another. Yes, your specification source for the motherboard appears to be incorrect.
Knowing the i5-4460 is 1150, and if the 1155 and 1150 aren't compatible
LGA 1155 and LGA 1150 are not compatible with one another, but that does not matter since H81 is a Haswell chipset, and ALL Haswell motherboards are LGA 1150. The M2632G is an Acer desktop computer, with an 1150 Pentium G3250, which is an LGA 1150 processor.
answered Nov 21 at 15:43
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@alfred - The motherboard you are asking about is an LGA 1150 motherboard. Based on the motherboard chipset, it's a Haswell, all Haswell motherboards are LGA 1150. I will not address if you should contact the supplier, that is something you will have to decide, I can only answer the question you asked. Any additional comments will be reported as not being necessary.
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The motherboard is an Acer H81H3-AM V1.0 with socket 1155 according to specs
Based on my research, the Acer H81H3-AM is an LGA 1150 motherboard, not an LGA 1155 motherboard. Which means the motherboard is compatible with an i5-4460.
Are these two normally compatible or is there a mistake.
Yes, they are indeed compatible with one another. Yes, your specification source for the motherboard appears to be incorrect.
Knowing the i5-4460 is 1150, and if the 1155 and 1150 aren't compatible
LGA 1155 and LGA 1150 are not compatible with one another, but that does not matter since H81 is a Haswell chipset, and ALL Haswell motherboards are LGA 1150. The M2632G is an Acer desktop computer, with an 1150 Pentium G3250, which is an LGA 1150 processor.
answered Nov 21 at 15:43
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@alfred - The motherboard you are asking about is an LGA 1150 motherboard. Based on the motherboard chipset, it's a Haswell, all Haswell motherboards are LGA 1150. I will not address if you should contact the supplier, that is something you will have to decide, I can only answer the question you asked. Any additional comments will be reported as not being necessary.
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Nov 22 at 17:13
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The motherboard is an Acer H81H3-AM V1.0 with socket 1155 according to specs
Based on my research, the Acer H81H3-AM is an LGA 1150 motherboard, not an LGA 1155 motherboard. Which means the motherboard is compatible with an i5-4460.
Are these two normally compatible or is there a mistake.
Yes, they are indeed compatible with one another. Yes, your specification source for the motherboard appears to be incorrect.
Knowing the i5-4460 is 1150, and if the 1155 and 1150 aren't compatible
LGA 1155 and LGA 1150 are not compatible with one another, but that does not matter since H81 is a Haswell chipset, and ALL Haswell motherboards are LGA 1150. The M2632G is an Acer desktop computer, with an 1150 Pentium G3250, which is an LGA 1150 processor.
answered Nov 21 at 15:43
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@alfred - The motherboard you are asking about is an LGA 1150 motherboard. Based on the motherboard chipset, it's a Haswell, all Haswell motherboards are LGA 1150. I will not address if you should contact the supplier, that is something you will have to decide, I can only answer the question you asked. Any additional comments will be reported as not being necessary.
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The motherboard is an Acer H81H3-AM V1.0 with socket 1155 according to specs
Based on my research, the Acer H81H3-AM is an LGA 1150 motherboard, not an LGA 1155 motherboard. Which means the motherboard is compatible with an i5-4460.
Are these two normally compatible or is there a mistake.
Yes, they are indeed compatible with one another. Yes, your specification source for the motherboard appears to be incorrect.
Knowing the i5-4460 is 1150, and if the 1155 and 1150 aren't compatible
LGA 1155 and LGA 1150 are not compatible with one another, but that does not matter since H81 is a Haswell chipset, and ALL Haswell motherboards are LGA 1150. The M2632G is an Acer desktop computer, with an 1150 Pentium G3250, which is an LGA 1150 processor.
answered Nov 21 at 15:43
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The motherboard is an Acer H81H3-AM V1.0 with socket 1155 according to specs
Based on my research, the Acer H81H3-AM is an LGA 1150 motherboard, not an LGA 1155 motherboard. Which means the motherboard is compatible with an i5-4460.
Are these two normally compatible or is there a mistake.
Yes, they are indeed compatible with one another. Yes, your specification source for the motherboard appears to be incorrect.
Knowing the i5-4460 is 1150, and if the 1155 and 1150 aren't compatible
LGA 1155 and LGA 1150 are not compatible with one another, but that does not matter since H81 is a Haswell chipset, and ALL Haswell motherboards are LGA 1150. The M2632G is an Acer desktop computer, with an 1150 Pentium G3250, which is an LGA 1150 processor.
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answered Nov 21 at 15:43
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@alfred - The motherboard you are asking about is an LGA 1150 motherboard. Based on the motherboard chipset, it's a Haswell, all Haswell motherboards are LGA 1150. I will not address if you should contact the supplier, that is something you will have to decide, I can only answer the question you asked. Any additional comments will be reported as not being necessary.
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Nov 22 at 17:13
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@alfred - The motherboard you are asking about is an LGA 1150 motherboard. Based on the motherboard chipset, it's a Haswell, all Haswell motherboards are LGA 1150. I will not address if you should contact the supplier, that is something you will have to decide, I can only answer the question you asked. Any additional comments will be reported as not being necessary.
– Ramhound
Nov 22 at 17:13
@alfred - The motherboard you are asking about is an LGA 1150 motherboard. Based on the motherboard chipset, it's a Haswell, all Haswell motherboards are LGA 1150. I will not address if you should contact the supplier, that is something you will have to decide, I can only answer the question you asked. Any additional comments will be reported as not being necessary.
– Ramhound
Nov 22 at 17:13
@alfred - The motherboard you are asking about is an LGA 1150 motherboard. Based on the motherboard chipset, it's a Haswell, all Haswell motherboards are LGA 1150. I will not address if you should contact the supplier, that is something you will have to decide, I can only answer the question you asked. Any additional comments will be reported as not being necessary.
– Ramhound
Nov 22 at 17:13
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