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9 minutes ago, THE ORGANIST said:

Does i5 2400 runs fine with Windows 10?
if not, What will happen if I have an HDD installed with Windows 10 built with i5 2400?
coz im trying to buy i5 2400 

I dont see why not.

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5 minutes ago, THE ORGANIST said:

coz i googled it and it says that i5 2400 doesnt work with W10

That is some bull I see way worse computers running windows 10

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Yes, that cpu will work.

Windows 10 will even work with older cpu like Core 2 series.

Why do you need to buy that cpu?

Do you have already the MB and memory?

What's your budget?

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21 minutes ago, THE ORGANIST said:

coz i googled it and it says that i5 2400 doesnt work with W10

I have an old laptop with a Core i5-560M, happily running Windows 10. The only possible issue you might run into is that there might not be Windows 10 drivers for some of your other components.

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