Summary: Hi Folks, My current system has a 1.7 GHz Celeron processor. I would like to upgrade it to a Pentium 4 processor. After some research I am not sti...
Summary: I have a laptop packard bell f5280 with a celeron 2.8 ghz processor. I want to upgrade to a pentium 4 . The only doubt I have is whether the power dif...
Summary: i am wondering if there would be a difference in a Celeron processor rated at 1.5ghz and a Pentium 4 processor rated at 1.5ghz. i would guess the Pent...
Summary: Hey, Im running a Celeron 1.7 on top of an ASUS P4P800 (with Intel 865) Chipset, 256 DDR 400 (pc3200) RAM, one 40 and 80 gig WD hdd's, a Powercolor Ra...
Summary: I've been reading and see that I probably need to switch motherboards to upgrade my Pentium 3, Dell XPS T600. I want a pentium 4 and see that the pro...
Summary: i am planning to buy a new laptop and i am comparing two laptops with only a different CPU. One has a Celeron D and the other one has a Mobile Pentium...
Summary: First of all, I'm a novice. I'm not even going to try to fake that I know what I'm talking about. Second, I love these boards. Thanx for your contri...
Summary: I am trying to replace my Celeron D with a Pentium 4 HT. I know the P4 is supported by my mobo. I installed the P4 in the board and hit the power butt...
Summary: Hi my processor is overheating (its pretty old) and I am trying to buy a new processor for my Sony laptop PCG-FRV27, right now it has Intel Pentium 4...
Summary: I have trying to find out if one of my computers can be upgraded. I finally found some specs on it and it says: [720, 724, 742, 744, 748] (Lif Socket...
Summary: I am going to be building a new computer soon and I am wondering when the Prescott is coming out and what its release will do to Pentium 4 prices. I ...
Summary: i have a intel pentium 4 1.5ghz, im guessin its a 478 socket, i want to upgrade, i think my only option without new motherboard is a celeron, im looki...
Summary: I have Compaq s5000v Presario, FREE gift, that has a Celeron 2.5 GHz CPU. Current specs: Internal Clock:2491.91Mhz System Bus:398.71 System Clock:99....
Summary: Ive got an ASRock 775V88+ mobo: http://www.asrock.com/mb/overview.a... Previously had a Intel Celeron D 336: http://www.cpu-world.com/sspec/SL/S... De...
Summary: yeah and you have to make sure the motherboard front side bus speed matches with 1.0 celeron cpu you are getting. the bios upgrades, it can be found a...
Summary: I did more research on the 805 series, since its dual-core = higher power consumption = higher thermal output = less likely to overclock to desirable ...
Summary: Hello, Let me begin by saying that I am a complete layman when it comes to computer hardware. I know a few things here and there, but I’m positive ...
Summary: Hi I bought a pentium 4(1.8ghz, 512k l2 cache) northwood core with 1.5v to upgrade a celeron 1.8Ghs 1.75v cpu. my motherboard doesn;t seem to support ...
Summary: I've recently upgraded my Celeron 2.4ghz to a Pentium 4 3.0ghz, but I noticed today that it's only showing up as 1.5ghz in my BIOS. After a lengthy Go...
Summary: Upgrade the bios before hand using dells website, using link from "bakers". I recently upgraded a Dell dimension 1100 and 2400 and all after a bios up...
Summary: so i considered upgrading my desktop pc, which is pentium 4 2,4ghz with 512mb ram, to compaq v3161 which has Intel Core 2 Duo Processor T5200-1.6GHz (...
Summary: sorry, but your motherboard can only support up to 600mhz pIII/celeron processors. the faster pentiums/celerons today run on 478 or 370 socket types. ...
Summary: My motherboard model is asus P4v533-mx (Specification CPU Socket 478 for Intel Pentium 4/ Celeron up to 2.8GHz+ Intel Hyper-Threading Technology rea...
Summary: Hi Had this PC system, Packard Bell Platinum 2020, for about 4 years.Running windows 98 (build 4.10.1998)(Wanting to dual boot with windows 2000pro)Wo...
Summary: I have an HP Pavilion ZE5385US laptop the runs a Pentium 4-M 2.6GHz Cpu, socket 478 FSB:533MHz. I was wondering if my mobo supported a Pentium 4-M 3....
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