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Kaby lake with coffee lake?

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1 hour ago, Radinszky Zoli said:

question is, if you could put a kaby lake cpu with a coffee lake motherboard together?

Nope, won't work.

Skylake/Kabylake = 100/200 series motherboards

Coffeelake = 300 series motherboards.

 

They don't work together.

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Hi

Lately i noticed it is time to upgrade my cpu (i5 7400). I was thinking about a 10th gen i5 or a lga 1151 socket cpu. My question is, if you could put a kaby lake cpu with a coffee lake motherboard together?

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NO. I don't remember all Intel sockets, but i know this:

6&7, 8&9, 10&11, 12 will be a new socket / mb.

That's all you need to remember when buying Intel CPU and motherboards.

AMD AM4 motherboard :

3XX = 1, 2, 3,4

4XX = 1,2,3,4,5

5XX = 2,3,4,5.

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1 hour ago, Radinszky Zoli said:

question is, if you could put a kaby lake cpu with a coffee lake motherboard together?

Nope, won't work.

Skylake/Kabylake = 100/200 series motherboards

Coffeelake = 300 series motherboards.

 

They don't work together.

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