Innovation First, Inc. 1UCMA-137 1U Cable Management Arm 19" 28.5"-33" computer accessory
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Intel
Desktop processor for LGA 1366 systems running at 2.8 GHz
The Intel Core i7-930 runs at 2.8 GHz and fits the LGA 1366 socket. It is a desktop CPU accessory suited for maintaining or repairing systems built on this platform. Buyers who need a different socket or a higher core count should look elsewhere.
This unit works only with motherboards that provide an LGA 1366 socket. It will not install in newer or older socket types, so board compatibility must be confirmed before purchase.
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The 2.8 GHz base clock sets the minimum operating frequency for the i7-930 under load, so sustained tasks run at least at this speed when cooling allows.
The LGA 1366 socket physically matches motherboards with the same socket designation; the CPU installs directly into that socket type.
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