Adding to that question: It would be nice to augment the advice to use iBoot legacy for desktops and laptops using unsupported Intel CPUs and graphics with the information what hardware the two versions actually do support. While the cost of burning two CDs instead of one is bearable, it is nevertheless annoying.
As a wild guess: Assuming the iBoot versions with explicit compatibility in their names are the split between legacy and regular, your CPU would fall into legacy.
EDIT: Here iBoot 3.3.0 is recommended for a CPU of similar vintage.
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