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Does this motehrboard support hardware enforced data execution prevention?
12-10-2018 09:24 AM

Hi all,
I have an old HP compaq 8100 elite convertible mini tower with a damaged motherboard.
The model number for the direct replacement motherboard is 531990-001.
My question is as per the thread title; does this motherboard support hardware enforced data execution prevention?
I cannot find an answer to this online, the information I could find on hp's site just says some models of the 8100 elite do, some don't, I called the hp support line without getting a clear answer.
If this motherboard does not support DEP, can anybody advise me as to an early/inexpensive hp motherboard that does support DEP and is also compatible with the components (ram mainly, I suppose, (which I think is PC3-10600 DDR3-1333)).
Thanks for any help, it is appreciated. This computer is old but still serves a very valuable function so it would be great to solve this so it can carry on!
All the best
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12-10-2018 12:23 PM

your question has nothing to do with the motherboard "data execution prevention" is a feature of the AMD and intel cpu'salong with the Microsoft OS (and other operating systems) and is supported on all current and most recently made AMD/intel cpu's which does include the intel cpu series i3/i5/i7 cpu's that your motherboard supports
12-10-2018 12:23 PM

your question has nothing to do with the motherboard "data execution prevention" is a feature of the AMD and intel cpu'salong with the Microsoft OS (and other operating systems) and is supported on all current and most recently made AMD/intel cpu's which does include the intel cpu series i3/i5/i7 cpu's that your motherboard supports

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