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Dual/Quad Socket Mother Board

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No. You don't need to.

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I was wondering if i HAD to fill all of the sockets on a Dual/Quad socket motherboard.

I know this may be a newby question, but im just getting into server stuff.

Thanks for the help!

Noobie programer. :)

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No. You don't need to.

 

 

Nope!

Thanks, for the help! Cause i was wanting to have maximum upgradablitity.

Noobie programer. :)

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can they be diffrent cpus? say a quad core and a 6 core parts?

Main Rig: CPU: 3570k Mobo: ga-z77x-ud5h-wb :RAM: 8gb kingson ddr3 1600 :gpu crossfire amd 290's Case: zalman z9 plus Cooler: h80i p/p SSD: nutron 120gb HDD: 2tb wd green 4tb seagate desktop                                              

Girlfirends: CPU: 8350 Mobo 990fxa-ud3 Ram 8gb kingson ddr3 1600 gpu: his 7850 case: inwin dragon rider SSD: nutron 120gb HDD: 2tb seagate                                                                                                                                         

                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                  

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can they be diffrent cpus? say a quad core and a 6 core parts?

I'm fairly sure it they would have to be the exact same models. ;)

Noobie programer. :)

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