Windows 10: Include my processor in the list of supported processors

I just wanted to request you to please include my processor in the list of supported processor. I am a student and i have been using microsoft's processor for many years. My processor is IntelR CoreTM i7-6820HQ CPU @ 2.70GHz.

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Windows 10 Multi processor support

It seems that there is great speculation and guessing all over the net as to which processors windows 10 supports for multi processor xeon systems. There is nowhere, not even on Microsoft's own sites, anything that will clarify or list if windows 10 (or
which editions) support a multi processor system, up to how many physical processors (dual, quad config), what type of processors and if all physical and logical processors are supported and recognized.

I consider this a very big omission on behalf of Microsoft as there are a lot of us out there who do use multi processor systems for our work and would like to know whether to upgrade or not. If there is a list or table that outlines the supported multi
cpu config of the different windows 10 edition, somewhere out there, can someone please point us to that direction.

Thank you.

 

Win10 Pro Support for Intel Xeon Processors

I am about to build a new rig that includes the following hardware components:

• Intel Xeon E5-1650 v3 Haswell-EP 3.5GHz 6 x 256 KB L2 Cache 15MB L3 Cache LGA 2011-3 140W Server Processor

I have read that some processors will have a limited life support under Win10 rolling upgrades. Due to the robust architecture of this system, I cant seem to determine if:

• Windows will support this processor
• What the expected EoL for this processor support would be

Any help in determining if the hardware configuration component above is supported would be greatly appreciated.

Ken

 

Window 10 processor not supported

Hi,

Thank you for posting your query in Microsoft Community.

• Are you receiving any error while installing Windows 10?

I would request you to refer to suggestions provided by Andre Da Costa replied
on June 5, 2015.

Hope this information is helpful. Please feel free to reply in case you face any other issues with Windows in future.