Fuzzy GME965 processor support

Hello to everybody! I have the msi fuzzy gme965 motherboard with intel t7700 installed. Everything works OK, but I want to upgrade my system. Does anybody know if this motherboard with new 2.20 BIOS support intel T9900 processor with 1066FSB? Info on the product's page don't actual and I'm not sure. Thanks!

Quote from: WR6X on 25-January-10, 23:13:39
I don't think so, because at the page you gave only phone numbers...
We didn't give anything. We're users just like you.
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