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11-08-2011 09:06 AM
11-08-2011 09:06 AM
I received a free HP ML350G5 which has a Xeon 5110 chip. I want to upgrade to a QUAD core and support 32GB of memory. I am confused. My motherboard is a 395566-002, and I pulled the following from the HP web site "System board with tray and screws, supports Intel Xeon 52xx, 53xx, 54xx processors and PATA optical drives. (Assembly number: 395566-002)". This would make believe that it cannot support the 5110 processor, but it works fine. I double checked the MB part number with a magnifying glass. My dilemma is that I do not want to spend good money for a new processor only to find out that it does not work with this MB, let alone waste a bunch of time.
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11-08-2011 10:01 AM