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    Will P775DM3 support Kaby Lake?

    Discussion in 'Sager and Clevo' started by Mikki79, Oct 17, 2016.

  1. Mikki79

    Mikki79 Notebook Guru

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    Anyone know if it will be possible?

    If Kaby Lake happens to run a lot cooler than the 6700k, it would be nice if it was possible to upgrade. I just noticed downclocking the CPU to 3Ghz makes the laptop so much quieter. (Still haven't got it to downclock core 0 for some reason). Only use the downclock when I prefer silence over performance.

    I've got a desktop with a 4670k that could use this 6700k so it wouldn't go to waste. Obviously the desktop would need a new motherboard, and probably RAM too. But, I've also got another desktop that is stuck with 4Gb RAM atm that could use the DD3 from the 4670k. So I'd get 3 upgraded machines, could be worth it.
     
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    jaybee83 Biotech-Doc

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    yes, as long as we get BIOS support :) otherwise, no problem
     
  3. Prostar Computer

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    Possible: yes. Same 1151 socket. The BIOS support is up to Clevo.
     
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    You cant change the 6700k with the 4670k. It wont fit the motherboard, the pin count is different.
     
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    jaybee83 Biotech-Doc

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    the OP is aware of that ^^

    Sent from my Huawei Mate 8 NXT-AL10
     
  7. ssj92

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    I would be shocked if DM1/DM2 and DM3 machines didn't support Kaby Lake.

    The real question is, are we going to see Cannonlake support. :cool:
     
  8. jaybee83

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    of course not. cannonlake will be on a different socket, u can be 99% sure of that :p
     
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    ─ and delayed... :vbfrown:
     
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    Please join me to welcome @jaybee83 , the socket master :D
     
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    hey, im not saying its impossible, just very improbable ^^ i would be pleasantly shocked, if intel decided to stick to LGA1151 until cannonlake...
     
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    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cannonlake

    Cannonlake is supposed to be a 10nm die-shrink of Kaby Lake and used with 200-series chipsets on the same socket 1151 part of the "Process-Achitecture-Optimization" cycle.

    How accurate that is, I don't know.
     
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    jaybee83 Biotech-Doc

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    yes, but im betting that info was still from the time BEFORE intel decided to change their tick tock cycle to PAO ;) just think about it: THREE cpu gens on the same socket? blasphemy! no option to milk the customers! :eek:
     
  14. Eurocom Support

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    There are 2 parts of Kaby Lake architecture: 1st is CPU ie 7700K and 2nd is KBL chipset Z270
    Technically any SKL platform is capable to support 7700K subject to proper BIOS and EC.
     
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    mind raising some hell over at clevo headquarters to make sure ALL skylake based machines get a bios update to support kaby lake? pretty puhlease? :D
     
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