Conflicting info on Pentium D 930 cpu-P6N SLI Platinum mobo compatability

I have seen conflicting information on the compatibility of the Pentium D 930 CPU and the P6N SLi Platinum motherboard (MS-7350 Ver. 1). On MSI's website I have searched for this motherboard and then gone to the compatible CPUs. Several Pentium D models are supported, however 930 is not among them. In searching on this site I have spotted at least one user who seems to have used these two together successfully.
https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=116011.msg872815
it appears that this user was using the bios update version 1.5 originally and then upgraded to 1.6. Both appeared to work for him.
I was hoping to find out if anybody else has an opinion as to the suitability of this combination? From the physical evidence, it would appear that this works. Is this perhaps just a situation where MSI didn't bother to update their CPU compatibility list as bios versions evolved?

Well, seems some Presler cpus are supported so it could work. So far I don't see any technical reason why it shouldn't. None the less there is no official support since it is not mentioned in the cpu support chart. Either it will work with no problem or not boot at all. You can do no harm to it trying. If it works the post screen could show unkown processor because of lacking support but if you get that far everything will work fine.
With the other user having it work there should be no problem. Just try it as I guess you have an old 930 lying around (you don't want to buy such an old cpu or do you?).

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