Question: Will Lenovo S30 support i7-3770 cpu?

Dear Lenovo Community,
Recently I got a free i7-3770 cpu, I am wondering will the S30 Support this non-xeon CPU?
I don't want to rip it apart and find out it doesn't work..if someone knows please let me know.
BTW: the CPU is from the Lenovo computer.
thanks.
ron

No. I believe that CPU is a completely different package, so it won't work on S30.

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