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Does Intel XTU supports Sandy Bridge processors?

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4 minutes ago, Man said:

But will it work with basic H Series boards, namely the H61?

It will work, but the tweaking options may be limited compared to Z-series board paired with an unlocked K-series processor.

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And if so, does it supports Celeron and Pentium processors? I'm not looking for overclocking, BTW. Overclocking just isn't my cup of tea. Just want to undervolt as I'm... just a big fan of undervolting for numerous reasons, namely better thermals and longevity.

 

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Yes, Intel XTU supports all Sandy Bridge desktop processors.

 

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"Mankind’s greatest mistake will be its inability to control the technology it has created."

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5 minutes ago, SkyHound0202 said:

Yes, Intel XTU supports all Sandy Bridge desktop processors.

 

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That's a relief. 

 

But will it work with basic H Series boards, namely the H61?

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4 minutes ago, Man said:

But will it work with basic H Series boards, namely the H61?

It will work, but the tweaking options may be limited compared to Z-series board paired with an unlocked K-series processor.

"Mankind’s greatest mistake will be its inability to control the technology it has created."

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