GX700 bios 1.22 cpu support???

Does anyone have a full list of GX700 bios 1.22 CPU-support?
I have asked msi support directly, but they do not want to give me direct answer.
Just wondering whether I can bring my gx700 closer to modern laptops with a cpu upgrade (most likely X7900 or T9500, if they are supported)

Quote from: Svet on 16-February-12, 18:08:03
since msi support can't answer dunno then..
here is some QVL related to memory on GX700:
" Yes, GX700 supports 4GB memory max, but not all the memory can be used on it, please refer to the Approved Memory Vendor list as below：
Vendor--Model Name--Type, Frequency--Size--Chipset
KINGSTON--KVR667D2S5--DDRII 667--2GB--MICRON
Transcend--JM467Q643A-6-DDRII 667--512MB--RJETRAM
Transcend--TS128MSQ64V6J--DDRII 667--1GB--SAMSUNG
Transcend--TS128MSQ64V6J--DDRII 667--1GB--HYNIX
Transcend--TS256MSQ64V6U--DDRII 667--2GB--MICRON
Transcend--TS256MSQ64V6U--DDRII 667--2GB--SAMSUNG
TWINMOS--8D-23KN5MHBTP--DDRII 667--1GB--HYNIX
UNIFOSA--GU331G0AJEPN6E20--DDRII 667--1GB--ELPIDA
WALTON--AS51082-667P015--DDRII 667--512MB--ELPIDA
WALTON--AS1G082-667P015--DDRII 667--1GB--ELPIDA
Transcend--TS256MSQ64V6U + TS128MSQ64V6J--DDRII 667--3GB--MICRON + RJETRAM "
About CPU support found this:
http://www.avadirect.com/msi-configurator.asp?PRID=10877
GX700:
Support Intel® Penryn FSB800 CPU T8100/T8300/T9300/T9500
Support Intel® Merom FSB800 CPU T7100/7300/7500/7700
Thank you
I have tried several memory types and all of them have worked so far.
I think that I found that Avadirect too, and it suggests that T9500 will work with MSI bios.. I am just not sure whether I can trust that source. Maybe I will buy a cheap T9500 from ebay if I happen to find one.
Official information from Intel states that:
PM965 Chipset supports also X7800/X7900/X9000, but I guess that BIOS is the restricting factor in this case.

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