There doesn't seem to be a verification tool that is designed for newer chipsets, but the old one may still work. CPU support summary Codename: Sandy Bridge Technology: 0. Leverage our innovations with new technologies to deploy intelligence and connectivity from core to cloud. In newer chipsets it's been moved to the PCH, which is detailed here: CPU Support List of ASUS servers and workstations. Mobile Intel® QM57/QS57/HM57/HM55/PM55 Express Chipsets"
To quote: "Currently, we support the following chipsets regardless of your system manufacturer or the motherboard in your PC: Intel's support page on IME Verification tool suggests the same: Starting with 5 series chipsets it was embedded in the chipset itself: Screenshot Driver download page on 3-5-18 P55 doesn’t have it, which makes sense since it’s a discrete graphics-only platform.It apparently requires a BIOS version that is didn't ship with for it to work, but the availability of a driver specifically for it suggests that it is there: This PAVP 1.5, as it’s called in the chart, is a component of the management engine built into both chipsets. Brand : Dell Chipset:intel HM57 Motherboard Condition:Used Graphics Card Type:Integrated Supported CPU Type:Intel Package:Yes FSB / HT:GHz. CPU support summary Codename: Arrandale, Clarksfield Technology: 0.032, 0. H55 and H57 are differentiated in that they support Intel’s HD Graphics core with a protected audio and video path-needed to support HDCP and bitstream high-def audio.
As with P55, H55 and H57 are designed to complement LGA 1156 processors. Important: Below is a support list for the HM87 chipset, and not a support list for your motherboard, built on that chipset.
Intel chipset products provide extreme power and performance for consumers, enthusiasts, or the enterprise with enhanced audio and video capabilities. Let’s start at the top of our chart and work downward. Hm57 Cpu Support Vendor Model Series Codename MHz Cores HT Cache Passmark (MC) Superpi 1M (SC) Superpi 32M (SC) wPrime 32M (MC) wPrime 1024M (MC) Cinebench R10 32 (SC) Cinebench. Other key factors are: socket type, package type, maximum Thermal Design Power, BIOS version, CPU core name and stepping. The chipset is only one of key elements that determine CPU compatibility. Still, between these, you’ll find very few differences. Important: Below is a support list for the HM57 Express chipset, and not a support list for your motherboard, built on that chipset. Q57 is more interesting to system builders working on business machines, since it enables Active Management Technology.
There are actually three chipsets launching today, but we’ll keep our focus on the two most relevant to desktop users: H55 and H57.
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