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Motherboard compatibility with Pentium 200
I have a Pentium 75 CPU in the PCI 54 IT motherboard and am
considering upgrading the processor. The handbook suggests that the
board will take a Pentium 200 but my supplier is not confident about
this. Any information on what experience others have had will be
welcome.
davidm@ndirect.co.uk
considering upgrading the processor. The handbook suggests that the
board will take a Pentium 200 but my supplier is not confident about
this. Any information on what experience others have had will be
welcome.
davidm@ndirect.co.uk
To be quite honest the best way for you to find out
1. is there a motherboard processor speed jumper. If so does it have a setting for Pent 200 ??? is it is jumperless then the BEST way would be for you to take your PC to your supplier and let him/her try the processor in there... If it works then buy it if it doesn't then don't. Or on the other hand call the manufacturer (or dealer in your country/state that are the resellers for your state) and talk to their tech support staff.
Regards,
Dane.
1. is there a motherboard processor speed jumper. If so does it have a setting for Pent 200 ??? is it is jumperless then the BEST way would be for you to take your PC to your supplier and let him/her try the processor in there... If it works then buy it if it doesn't then don't. Or on the other hand call the manufacturer (or dealer in your country/state that are the resellers for your state) and talk to their tech support staff.
Regards,
Dane.
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The question called for the answer to be based on experience [ of upgrading the CPU on this motherboard ]. The question is also clear that I have spoken to the supplier - the Test Dept of the retailer who supplied the board are not certain [ confident ? ] that it can be upgraded despite what the handbook says.Their and my experience is that reality is often different to theory and I was hoping to get a more practical input to my question. Thanks anyway.
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