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It is a 13 year old processor. On a motherboard that is 13 years old. With components that are 13 years old, and so on.
Will it run successfully? Very likely.
You do know that this means a clean/fresh install, right?
And, I do not know what you are doing for graphics - do you have an add-on card, or some chipset graphics?
In my opinion, you would be far better off with a new(er) system that sypports Windows 10.
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That processor, which is not supported on Windows 10, can run a 64-bit or 32-bit OS.
Now, because Windows 10 is not supported does not mean it will not run.
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So, just to verify. If I want to replace my current Windows 7 32-bit OS with something like Windows 8.1 64-bit, it will install and run successfully with the aforementioned processor?
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It is a 13 year old processor. On a motherboard that is 13 years old. With components that are 13 years old, and so on.
Will it run successfully? Very likely.
You do know that this means a clean/fresh install, right?
And, I do not know what you are doing for graphics - do you have an add-on card, or some chipset graphics?
In my opinion, you would be far better off with a new(er) system that sypports Windows 10.
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Thanks for your input on this. I appreciate it.
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