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Intel Core i5-9400F Coffee Lake 6-Core 2.9 GHz (4.10 GHz Turbo) Processor / CPU + MSI PERFORMANCE GAMING B360M GAMING PLUS LGA 1151 (300 Series) Intel B360 HDMI SATA 6Gb/s USB 3.1 Micro ATX Intel Motherboard for
$189.98 after $10 MIR
https://www.newegg.com/Product/Co...bo.3914550
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In order for this 9th gen CPU to work with this motherboard, you will need to do a firmware update on the motherboard with 8th generation CPU installed.
Seriously, newegg???
I will eat my words if anyone can show a real world report of a 9400 not posting using last years bios.
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In order for this 9th gen CPU to work with this motherboard, you will need to do a firmware update on the motherboard with 8th generation CPU installed.
Seriously, newegg???
In order for this 9th gen CPU to work with this motherboard, you will need to do a firmware update on the motherboard with 8th generation CPU installed.
Seriously, newegg???
Underwhelming? No way! This is the equivalent to a 2600x, so, actually better than your CPU. It also doesn't need expensive ram to perform well, either.
I will eat my words if anyone can show a real world report of a 9400 not posting using last years bios.
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This actually is fairly common. I had a ASRock motherboard that I used with a Pentium G4400 and eventually wanted to use a Skylake I7 7700 K but the motherboard would not take it unless I update the bios. But I had to update the bios with the G4400 in there. I was lucky that I had a spare cpu. And now if I ever want to use the G4400 again I will have to downgrade the bios. I agree this is very stupid but this is how it has to work I guess.
gaming 9400 or 8400 is better than 2600x or any 2700. streaming not so much due to no hyper threading. depends on what you're using it for i guess.
Lol welcome to the world of mixing PC generations. Want to run Win 7 off that shiny new NVME ssd you got? Good luck, no NVME drivers, so you need to boot via a thumbdrive and flash the harddrive with the drivers.
Dont spend $65 on a motherboard and you wont have this issue.