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No, 8000 or 9000 series only CPUs will work in 300 series Intel boards.

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Most likely not. The Z390 is meant for 8th and 9th gen Intel. That is a question to ask Asus Support or find in their documentation.

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6 minutes ago, rafabanshee said:

CAN I USE 1 I5 6400 IN THE Motherboard ATX Asus ROG Strix Z390-E Gaming

 

No, 6th and 7th gen Intel CPU's require 100 and 200 series motherboards.

300 series motherboards (like the Z390) only work with 8th and 9th gen CPU's.

 

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i have the z390 already but to be honest i dont have money for a new cpu atm so i was askinng if i can try to use my old cpu.(

 

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1 hour ago, rafabanshee said:

i have the z390 already but to be honest i dont have money for a new cpu atm so i was askinng if i can try to use my old cpu.(

 

Maybe you should have thought of that before buying a motherboard...? Buying parts one at a time is one of the worst ways to build a computer. You end up with outdated hardware and having paid more than you needed to.

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shoud be ok for a good time that motherboard i will buy the cpu but not now probably in 1 month i will go fo it but i was wandering if i can use my old cpu for now ::in computer parts you allways will be outdated i think::::

but ty for reply

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1 hour ago, rafabanshee said:

shoud be ok for a good time that motherboard i will buy the cpu but not now probably in 1 month i will go fo it but i was wandering if i can use my old cpu for now ::in computer parts you allways will be outdated i think::::

but ty for reply

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Only 100/200 series chipset support 6th/7th gen cpu.

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