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  • maforduk

    #1

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    Hi all, I am currently running a DELL 2.26Ghz Processor.
    I want to upgrade to a faster processor and buy more memory as I only have 512Mb at the moment.

    How can I tell the max speed processor my motherboard can take etc?

    Thanks guys/gals!
  • Mazstermind

    #2
    From what i know and(im no expert) you cant up grade your processor, i hear the motherboards are proprietry and its difficult to change it.
    I Do know you can add more memory, i've done that. My Dell Uses RDRAM and its kinda expensive, Heres a link where you can order it. Linky

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    • maforduk

      #3
      WOW, they are expensive!!! LOL

      $229.98 For 2Gb DDR PC3200 (kit) 1Gb x 2
      I'm in the UK, do you know how much that is in GBP £'s?

      And if www.4allmemory.com delivers internationally?

      OR...Get it cheaper else where?

      www.crucial.com/uk has them for £185.64.

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      • Blak_Phoenix

        #4
        The only way you can tell if you mobo can support other CPU is looking at your mobo and finding out what socket it has. You then have to look and see if there are any better CPU with that same socket.

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        • Mazstermind

          #5
          What Model Dell Do You Have? And Yes you may find it cheaper elase where, Mine is pc 1066 and you have to replace it in pairs.

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          • maforduk

            #6
            DELL 4600. I got 2 x 256Mb. Working Dual at the moment.

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            • Mazstermind

              #7
              Originally posted by maforduk
              DELL 4600. I got 2 x 256Mb. Working Dual at the moment.
              You shouldn't feel bad. Yours is cheap in comparison to mine. Dell 8250 check it out. 1Gig $489.98

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              • Noni

                #8
                Madforduk,

                You could overclock your processor, but it is a long and risky process which also viods the warranty.

                Again, get more ram. Make sure you get the right speed!

                What graphics card do you have?

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                • maforduk

                  #9
                  I'v checked the speed and it appears to be correct.
                  555mhz.
                  I have a XFX 6600GT 128Mb

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