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I have a HP Pavilion a1006n,mother board MS-6577 with an Intel Celeron D, 2.9 ghz. Can the CPU be upgraded. Example: Spybot maxes it out..from 3-4% to 100%. If I then run Media player it boggs down..bad. Thanks
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11/23/2008 |
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10/19/2008 |
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Since Core 2 Duo processors have 4 cores, do Core 2 Quad processors have 8? If so, how many do Core 2 Extremes have?
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09/25/2008 |
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I do not know much about computers but here i go. I have a dell dimension 4600. the processor i have currently is intel pentium 4 2.8. I want to upgrade to a dual core processor, is that possible?
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07/22/2009 |
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Can I upgrade the CPU on my Dell dimension 8400, which currently has a Pentium 4 Prescott DT 3.0GHz, to a Dual Core or even a Quad? If so, which is recommended?
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07/15/2008 |
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07/12/2008 |
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i just grabbed an evga nforce 790i mother board, from an undisclosed location =P and was wondering what cpu to chuck in there for the best performance, even though i realize this isnt a workstation board ill more than likely be using it for maya and 3d max and posibly auto cad, ill also be using it for gaming and everything else though. any thoughts would be great thanks
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07/05/2008 |
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Even with a good GPU, you need a good processor to deliver the information fast, too. If you're using graphics-intensive programs and games, I would recommend at least an Intel Core 2 Quad Q6600 (2.66 GHz) processor, which will also allow you to run multiple programs at once with ease :). Hope it helps!
Answer by Anonymous Posted 10/06/2008
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An i7 processor will not work with your current motherboard. Only CPUs that fit in a 775 socket will work. I would recommend one of the Intel Core 2 Quad Processors. If you are looking to get a new motherboard, then I would get one with a 1366 socket so you can use one of the more powerful i7 processors.
Answer by Stevo Posted 07/14/2009
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nah, i low budget u may get the CPU Anonymous said, but if you have a extreme high budget, recommend you get one i7 965. it is the most powerful cpu in this period. which i am using it.
Answer by Anonymous Posted 03/22/2009
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I have an amd athlon x2 dual-core 4600+ processor And im upgrading to a 6400+ processor with an AM2(940) will it work with a regular AM2 socket?
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04/25/2008 |
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940 is what 939 was upgraded to, and then called an AM2 ergo the parenthasees around the 940
Answer by Photron Posted 05/06/2008
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01/10/2008 |
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#1. go to web site for your computer and determine which mobo is in it(Tom's Hardware is a site which may contain a diagnostic site address which can tell you what mobo you have if you can't find out from the manufacturer of the computer...#2 read spects on that mobo on sites such as Tiger DirectP.S. the computer manufacturer's site may tell you which CPU's are compatible
Answer by Photron Posted 05/06/2008
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It depends on what socket your motherboard is and what processors are supported by the motherboards chipset. You would need to find out your motherboard and do some research on it to see what is supported. For example a board may have a 775 socket but may not support the Core 2 Quad processors that use 775 sockets. It all depends.
Answer by Anonymous Posted 02/22/2008
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01/08/2008 |
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A Core 2 Duo processor is two dual-core processors connected by the Front Side Bus (FSB). It's like two houses on opposite sides of a road. Each house is a dual-core processor, and the road that connects them is the Front Side Bus. So Core 2 Duo processors have twice the processing power of dual-core processors.
Answer by Anonymous Posted 10/06/2008
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The difference is technology. Dual core processors (better known as ''Pentium D'') were the first dual core processors by Intel. Then, they released Core 2 Duo processors, with much better technology, faster FSBs, lower manufacturing proccess, higher Caches, and higher speeds, with lower energy consumption.
Answer by BRenES Posted 02/09/2008
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Dual Core has 2 cores, Core 2 Duo has 4 cores (like 2 dual cores).
Answer by joshua784512 Posted 02/07/2008
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