processor capatibility with intel pm45 chipsets

Does anyone know if the 65nm core 2 duo mobile processors are compatible with the pm45 mobile chipset? I would think so because 65nm works on p45 desktop. I checked the intel site and I can't seem to find the answer. It just says that it supports 667/800/1066 fsb and has support for 45nm processors.

If you want to know why, I am going to be buying an msi barebone from OC and I want to make this a budget gaming laptop. I am looking at getting a T5750 or T7300 processor and want to make sure they are compatible before purchasing.

Thanks for the helps guys.

 

Yes it's compatible.

Just make sure you get the correct socket!

 

How can you be positive?

 

Will a T5270 work i also have a 1651 barebone thats missing a cpu.

 

not to be a butt, but please stay on topic.

 

It wouldn't answer if i didn't know the answer, easy as that. Meaning: I never guess what the answers are. Like in if i don't know the answer i won't even try to help.


It's ofcourse backwards compatible with 65nm core 2 duos, it doesn't even exist an intel chipset that only supports 45nm core2duos and will not do as nehalem is taking over.

 

i am on topic my Q has to do with his question.

 

I already answered that in my first post. "Just make sure it has the correct socket".

 

I dont know he socket.

 

The PM45 requires a Socket P processor. The first-generation Core 2 Duo used Socket M (along with the Core Duo). The first-gen C2Ds were T5200, T5500, T5600, T7200, T7400 and T7600. I think that's all of them...

Any Core 2 Duos after that will work (they're all Socket P).

 

I took the 5270 out of my sig before replacing it w/ a t9300,But i have a msi that has no cpu or ram and i wanted to knw if the t5270 would work.

 

So socket P is T8xxx-9xxx

 

Exactly, that is what i mean with "get the correct socket" If there are 65nm socket P CPU's is another question but it supports 65nm c2ds if it where to be socket P

 

thanks alot