Processer sans mobo upgrade
Processer sans mobo upgrade
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![]() ...Then I Defy You, Stars ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Group: Private Member Posts: 426 Joined: 26-March 04 From: Canadia Member No.: 70 ![]() |
Well, Im looking to upgrade my system. Ive upgraded RAM, DVD, and video, processor is the last thing (Currently im running an Athlon 1700+ thats 1.47 ghz. I had it overclocked but recently ive been having problems with the overclock so ive stopped)
ANYWAY, heres my motherboard. http://www.tigerdirect.ca/applications/Sea...sp?EdpNo=563175 Socket A standard fare, but im worried about the fronside bus speed (mainly as I have no idea what it is). It reads there much slower than my target upgrade: http://www.tigerdirect.ca/applications/Sea...sp?EdpNo=563175 Would I be able to run that without issue, or should I just throw down another 200 bucks for a new mobo? -------------------- A British company is developing small computer chips that can store music
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![]() nFm [ Level 2 ] ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Group: Full Member Posts: 361 Joined: 23-April 04 From: OZ Member No.: 89 ![]() |
Both those links are for an XP3000+ processor .... what motherboard do you have?
If you do have to go for a new motherboard, have a look at the ASUS A7V880. Supports up to 400Mhz FSB, SATA onboard, RAID, 8 USB's, 8x AGP slot, Gigabit LAN etc. That particular board is only AUD$100 . http://www.asus.com/products4.aspx?l1=3&l2...222&modelmenu=1 |
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