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Hi All,
Please could someone advise. I want to change my current processor for a new P4. Currently i have an evesham machine with a P2, ModelNumber 8 installed. I have an old Intel P4 chip from a Dell machine which i would like installed on my current machine. How can i find out if it is compatable. Any help would be greatly appreciated. -- Peter |
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P4 processor will not install on a P2 processor motherboard. It would
need to be replaced. Peter F wrote: Hi All, Please could someone advise. I want to change my current processor for a new P4. Currently i have an evesham machine with a P2, ModelNumber 8 installed. I have an old Intel P4 chip from a Dell machine which i would like installed on my current machine. How can i find out if it is compatable. Any help would be greatly appreciated. |
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Peter F wrote: Hi All, Please could someone advise. I want to change my current processor for a new P4. Currently i have an evesham machine with a P2, ModelNumber 8 installed. I have an old Intel P4 chip from a Dell machine which i would like installed on my current machine. How can i find out if it is compatable. Any help would be greatly appreciated. It's a no go. The best you can hope for processor-upgradewise would be a lower range p3. P3 450mhz or 500mhz may be the limit. Yes, a p3-450 is an upgrade from a p2-450. But... "starter" computers are extremely cheap just now that are at least 10X as powerful as your current system. |
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