Does ASPIRE 7738G Bios support T9600 PGA478 CPU?

Hihave an Aspure 7738G with T6600 and want to swap it with FSB 1066 T9600. So Does ASPIRE 7738G Bios support T9600 PGA478 CPU? From what I can read the chipset 45 does support most 2 Core Duo P socket chips. The T6600 is FSB 800 but the 7738G supports both FSB 800 and 1066. Can buy a new HP T9600 (spare part) and want to know will the Bios support it.

KarstenE,
I do not see that we have tested that specific processor in this system, but I do see that we have some models that use 1066 FSB speed CPUs, for example: P7450, P8600, P8700, Q9000, T9550.

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