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it is a MS-B9061 thats all i could get by digging into msinfo or deeper with cmd sad is if you type that all i could find was specification of msi trident overall.. that only says i can buy it with i5-7400 or i7-7700 thats really all thats why i got confused why i was searching if i can plug something like 6700 cuz socket wise.. it should work... and since my cpu is not permamently attached...

na, the build is just literaly pre-build msi trident but with different rams and different m2 is used there.. everything else is the same as it was there when my brother bought it. Tho the cpu is not welded or permament there, thats why i was wondering about changing it instead of getting something totally new

technicly if we can get a xeon for a FCLGA1151 it should work.. but SHOULD not sure it could

thank you <3

well i don't really see a point of seeling my whole upgraded trident so i guess i will go on for i7-6700 for this build, should work ok.. i guess

more like threads atm i got only 4 :<

thing is i don't really need the powerfull clock s 7700 or 7700k gets i just need a i7 to stop this massive bottleneck i am getting... thats why i started to wonder about that i7-6700, even the normal one not 6700k cuz the price is really.. well nice i guess

yea but is it just not possible to plug a i7-6700 to it? as i said getting a 7700 for now is a kinda heavy on my budget soo yea

Hello there everyone... i am writing this topic in a hope some of you might help me getting my small "cpu change" problem solved.. Soo i am moving to a different town for my college, and my older brother decided to give me his MSI Trident 3 : i5-7400 GTX 1060 3gb 1x8GB DDR4 2400mhz 128gb m.2 intel 600p 1tb hdd from WD I upgraded it a bit with my previous laptop parts soo here is a list of how does it look now : i5-7400 GTX 1060 3gb 2x16GB DDR4 2133mhz 480gb m.2 kingston a1000 1tb hdd from WD Tho i love this new build there is a issue.. for me a bit serious one since i am working as a hobby ( and soon gonna do that as part of a college ) - 3d moddeling aswell 2d textures for previous mention models. Problem which is a bit pain in the butt for me, is the CPU. Currently i am getting around 10-15% bottleneck over my GPU since my lovely 7th gen i5 just cannot stand my work in 3dsmax and in substance painter - while my previous laptop had the i7 4th gen, but it's gpu was a weak part - and it went down thats why i don't even use it anymore. Since MSI TRIDENT 3 alowes for a bit of customisation.. i was thinking about replacing my CPU with a i7... i know alot of you might say -> use i7-7700 or 7700k (but tbh i don't really want and need a "K" variant and standard one would work good for me ) since you can get Trident 3 with i7-7700 from start anyway... Well problem for me is a money... and getting even a used i7-7700 here in poland is a pain in the ass... and i don't really think getting a new one could be a good idea considering i got other things to pay for aswell at this moment... So i was wondering if i could use something 6th gen... like i7-6700. It has just 3-4% better performance than my i5-7400 but it won't bottleneck my GPU and that would be helpfull as heck... also the price won't be killing me for next 6-8 months Both i7-7700 and 6700 are using a FCLGA1151 socket which my i5-7400 also is using soo thats should not be a problem.. Do you guys think it would a safe bet to just get that i7-6700 and plugin to my pc? Thanks for help and sorry for my broken english.. just trying my best without using google translate