(4) Axiomtek IMB200 (Industrial motherboard, has ISA slots) (5) ANOVO AIMB-865 (Industrial motherboard, has ISA slots) (1) DFI G7S620-N (Industrial motherboard, has ISA slots) (1) DFI G7S600-B (Industrial motherboard) (3) Biostar i865G-M7 (up to 8xx Pentium D acording to CPU-Upgrade site) (5) ASUS P5PE-VM (BIOS update might be needed for Core 2 support) (5) Gigabyte GA-8I865GME-775-RH-AS (Only ver 2.0 or newer supports Core 2 and 65 nm CPUs, 1.x only up to 90nm Pentium 4/D) (5) Gigabyte GA-8I865GME-775-RH (Only ver 2.0 or newer supports Core 2, 1.x only up to 65nm Pentium 4/D, ver 6.6 supports Core 2 Quad) (4) Gigabyte GA-8I865GMK-775 (Only ver 1.1 or newer supports Pentium D and 65 nm CPUs) (1) IBT/iBase/Adek MB865F (Industrial motherboard, has ISA slots)

(1) IBT/iBase MB865/MB865-R (Industrial motherboard, has ISA slots) (4) ECS 865PE-A7 (Only ver 5.0 support Pentium D and 65 nm CPUs) (4) Abit AS8-3RD EYE (unofficially supports Pentium D and 65 nm CPUs acording to a member) (4) Abit AS8-V (unofficially supports Pentium D and 65 nm CPUs acording to a member) (4) Abit AS8 (unofficially supports Pentium D and 65 nm CPUs acording to a member) (4) Gigabyte GA-8IPE775-G (only ver 1.2 supports Pentium D and 65 nm CPUs)

(5) Gigabyte GA-8I865PE775-G-RH (Core 2 Support on rev 3.0 or newer, otherwise, it only supports up to 65 nm Pentium 4/D) (4) AsRock 775i65PE (65 nm support needs PCB 1.03 and BIOS 1.40 or newer) (4) This board supports Pentium D, both 90 and 65 nm (3) This board supports Pentium D, only 90 nm (2) This board only support Pentium 4 and Celeron D, both 90 and 65 nm (1) This board only support Pentium 4 and Celeron D, only 90 nm Here an extensive list of motherboards (Updated as of 4th March 2020), it might be incomplete: Windows 10 up to version 1511 (1607 and newer dropped AGP support making 10 unusable on these systems) Windows 98 SE/ME (most of the boards supports/can work with Windows 9x) Windows NT 4 (at least on Intel and VIA boards, onboard audio/lan may not work) Ethier way, check CPU support of the motherboard There are at least vey few boards with Core 2 Quad Support (AsRock 775i65G R2.0/3.0 and AsRock ConRoe865PE afaik). Some Intel 865 and VIA chipsets boards might support Dual Core, 65 nm CPUs or even Core 2, but it depends of the motherboard model. Yesterday i made a thread about Socket 478 motherboards with PCI-E slots, but i decided to some some more research and make a list of the oposite, LGA 775 motherboards with AGP Slots, these are more common than Socket 478+PCI-E mobos, but also interesting at some pointĪll chipses used on these motherboards supports Windows 9x, but i can't guarante other devices does like onboard audio or network

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