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SillyGoose · 12-14-2002, 08:40 PM

[quote="ST_Bazooka_Joe":466e4]1) P4 1300mhz - This can be upgraded. Most likely, the CPU slot is the older 478 which only runs at 400mhz FSB. The newer slot, 423, runs at 533mhz FSB, and uses a different processor chip. I would suggest a new motherboard, either by Asus, Intel, or ABit, that has a 533FSB/Socket 423 P4 slot, and get a P4 chip of about 2Ghrz. The standard today is about 2.2Ghrz, so whichever you want. The highest is 3.06, but thats $700. For about $250, you can get a 2.5Ghrz chip.[/quote:466e4]

Bazooka I agree with you completely, except for one little problem, he has a DELL. So if he was to buy a new mobo he would have to get a new case and powerunit. IN my opinoin if you have to get a new mobo go the AMD route with an Asus A7N8X mobo and an Athlon 2400+. Then again I am an AMD whore evil:

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SillyGoose is Offline Member Posts: 99 Join Date: Apr 2002	12-14-2002, 08:40 PM [quote="ST_Bazooka_Joe":466e4]1) P4 1300mhz - This can be upgraded. Most likely, the CPU slot is the older 478 which only runs at 400mhz FSB. The newer slot, 423, runs at 533mhz FSB, and uses a different processor chip. I would suggest a new motherboard, either by Asus, Intel, or ABit, that has a 533FSB/Socket 423 P4 slot, and get a P4 chip of about 2Ghrz. The standard today is about 2.2Ghrz, so whichever you want. The highest is 3.06, but thats $700. For about $250, you can get a 2.5Ghrz chip.[/quote:466e4] Bazooka I agree with you completely, except for one little problem, he has a DELL. So if he was to buy a new mobo he would have to get a new case and powerunit. IN my opinoin if you have to get a new mobo go the AMD route with an Asus A7N8X mobo and an Athlon 2400+. Then again I am an AMD whore evil: