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Maximus VII Hero?

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Yes, you can. Haswell uses the same socket as the motherboard which is lga 1150.

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Yes you can, its still the same socket and the Z97 chipset supports Haswell, Haswell Refresh and Broadwell

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I believe that z97 is backwards compatible

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it does exist, TTL and TEK has shown the M7 Hero board.

JJ said the extreme was not going to be produced in the M7 lineup

this go-round. he would not confirm or deny the formula 7, but no

extreme, and the starter ROG will be ranger not the Hero.

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