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Are these compatible?

Legolessed
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2 minutes ago, Legolessed said:

http://m.ebay.com/itm/Intel-Xeon-Quad-Core-SLBKR-W3530-2-8GHz-2400MHz-L2-1MB-L3-8MB-LGA1366-CPU-472-/331806499204?nav=WATCHING_ENDED

and

http://m.ebay.com/itm/NEW-Toshiba-V000068070-Satellite-A100-A105-A105-S2141-A105-S171-Motherboard-/361516313938?nav=WATCHING_ACTIVE

I don't think so, that motherboard is for a laptop and the chip is a desktop server chip. So Ima have to say no.

ASU

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I'm going to agree with @Hackentosher. It's not likely that they'll work together.

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1 - they won't work
2 - that Xeon will perform much worse than anything modern - Athlon 880K should deliver 3-4 times more performance for around 80$

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