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A question about motherboard support

Hero7750
By Hero7750
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3 minutes ago, Hero7750 said:

I'm looking at purchasing a used Gigabyte ga-h61m-ds2 and I was just wondering if it will support an i5 2400 cpu. I know they're both LGA 1155 I just want to make sure it will work before I buy it, TIA!

Yes, they will work together just fine. 

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I'm looking at purchasing a used Gigabyte ga-h61m-ds2 and I was just wondering if it will support an i5 2400 cpu. I know they're both LGA 1155 I just want to make sure it will work before I buy it, TIA!

My Main PC:

CPU: i5 3570k CPU Cooler: Cooler Master Hyper T4 Motherboard: Asus p8z77-v pro  RAM: Crucial Balistic 2x4gb  GPU: Two PNY GTX 680's in SLI Case: Some rando Antec one  PSU: Thermaltake 1000w  Display: HP Elite Display 321i 23''  Storage: Samsung 840 Evo 128gb, Seagate Barracuda 1tb

 

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3 minutes ago, Hero7750 said:

I'm looking at purchasing a used Gigabyte ga-h61m-ds2 and I was just wondering if it will support an i5 2400 cpu. I know they're both LGA 1155 I just want to make sure it will work before I buy it, TIA!

Yes, they will work together just fine. 

The New Machine: Intel 11700K / Strix Z590-A WIFI II / Patriot Viper Steel 4400MHz 2x8GB / Gigabyte RTX 3080 Gaming OC w/ Bykski WB / x4 1TB SSDs (x2 M.2, x2 2.5) / Corsair 5000D Airflow White / EVGA G6 1000W / Custom Loop CPU & GPU

 

The Rainbow X58: i7 975 Extreme Edition @4.2GHz, Asus Sabertooth X58, 6x2GB Mushkin Redline DDR3-1600 @2000MHz, SP 256GB Gen3 M.2 w/ Sabrent M.2 to PCI-E, Inno3D GTX 580 x2 SLI w/ Heatkiller waterblocks, Custom loop in NZXT Phantom White, Corsair XR7 360 rad hanging off the rear end, 360 slim rad up top. RGB everywhere.

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