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No, the Optiplex 790 uses a 2nd gen Intel Core board. If it's the mini tower and not one of the small form factors, you could run up to a i7 2600 non-K in there, which you could likely find for quite cheap at this point.

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1 minute ago, DRK_Draken said:

wat would happen if i did try it

 

There is a physical incompatibility between the sockets, you'd end up breaking the pins in the LGA, and even if you did manage to get it in there applying power might wreck everything. I edited that post above to add some info, if you have the mini tower and not a small form factor 790, you could put an i7 2600 in it but I wouldn't go with a K variant. It's probably not validated and BIOS supported, but even if it worked there's a chance the power delivery on the board is not sufficient.

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1 minute ago, atxcyclist said:

There is a physical incompatibility between the sockets, you'd end up breaking the pins in the LGA, and even if you did manage to get it in there applying power might wreck everything. I edited that post above to add some info, if you have the mini tower and not a small form factor 790, you could put an i7 2600 in it but I wouldn't go with a K variant. It's probably not validated and BIOS supported, but even if it worked there's a chance the power delivery on the board is not sufficient.

thx me with my wonderus brain of mine

 

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On 5/10/2020 at 10:07 PM, DRK_Draken said:

wat would happen if i did try it

 

You wouldn't even be able to insert it into the socket...

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3 hours ago, DRK_Draken said:

ok so i bought a new mobo and its the asus Z97-A and when ever i start my pc it will say the overclocking faild when i did not even oc it

 

It's a used mobo, so maybe try and get a replacement.

 

Also, the seller put "NO BATTERY" in all caps in the listing, which makes me think that the motherboard might not come with a cmos battery. Double check, as it would be easy to miss at first glance

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On 5/13/2020 at 12:26 AM, ImAyaanKhan said:

It's a used mobo, so maybe try and get a replacement.

 

Also, the seller put "NO BATTERY" in all caps in the listing, which makes me think that the motherboard might not come with a cmos battery. Double check, as it would be easy to miss at first glance

so i fixed that problem but ifound a new problem if i wanted to unlock all of my cpu's cores it keeps saying i have only 1 core when i have 4 cores

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