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It looks like the 980 line tops out with an i7 975 if you wanted...
They are nto expensive either, seems they cost about $100 USD used...
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Intel-Core-i7-975-Extreme-Edition-3-33GHz-LGA-1366-SLBEQ-4Core-Core-8MCach-CPU/302459722317?epid=2262091752&hash=item466c011a4d:g:Ua4AAOSw4QVZwhpb
With the slightly slower 965 running closer to 70.
Admitadly, I didnt check his CPU, just marked it off in my head as first gen core-i series and went on..
Took the Dell Rep at this URL at his word. Person here is questioning about the SFF version, but they share the same baseboard and stats for CPU support, and the Dell Rep says that the 980 optiple line supports these CPU's...
https://www.dell.com/community/Desktops-General/Dell-Optiplex-980-SFF-Processor-Upgrade/td-p/4105735
This is in direct contradiction to the manual. The OP in the linked Dell support thread clearly refferances teh manual and the Dell rep corrects him (apparenlty incorrctly) that he has support byond the 2.93Ghz 870.
According to this manual:
https://www.dell.com/downloads/global/products/optix/en/optiplex-980-tech-guide.pdf
Page 11, you are limited to the i7-870.
Either way, I think the original question has been answered and it is likely no.
Good news is its even cheaper, going for about 60 bucks...
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Intel-Core-i7-870-2-93GHz-Quad-Core-CPU-Processor-SLBJG-LGA1156-C397/332580234257?epid=1577497460&hash=item4d6f53a411:g:5cAAAOSwBPJaoc-h
Here is an idea of the performance difference. Ignore GPU scores, focus on Physics, CPU, and Combined score. The combined is especialy important as it shows how well the CPU can feed the GPU while both are under heavy load... Kinda like a game ;)
https://www.3dmark.com/compare/sd/4235411/sd/4999730
You will be better off selling it and building something new.
Yeah totally, should I buy a $1000 1080 ti? seems fair
You have AMD to thank for multicore comsumer cpus (first consumer dualcores)...
You have AMD to thank for consumer 64bit cpus (first consumer 64bit cpus).
Fwiw you have AMD to thank for a number of other firsts as well... Such as first to 1Ghz (both for cpu and gpu) and first to 1Tflop (both single card (3870x2) and aingle gpu (4870/90))...
AMD has also historically shown itself to be far more pro-consumer than any of the competitors...
Just saying...