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    Motherboard =
    Athlon XP / Duron 600MHz – XP3200+ ~ nVidia nForce2 Ultra400 ~ 266 / 333 / 400 MHz ~ 4 x DDR-SDRAM ~ Dual Channel ~ Supports up to 3GB

    Processor =
    AMD RETAIL ATHLON 64 3500+ SOCKET 754 1600MHZ

    I want to replace my AMD Athlonx 2000+ XP

    I have
    Windows xp pro / 512 DDR 2700 ram
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    No, they are not.
    The motherboard is for a socketA chip. not 754 like the CPU you list.
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    The Athlon XP motherboard has a socket A as clocker said. For 462 pin Athlon CPUs.
    That 64 bit processor has 754 pins so you would need a motherboard with socket 754 for that. (You could also look into 939 pin/socket).

    Or you could get a faster Athlon XP CPU.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Virtualbody1234

    Or you could get a faster Athlon XP CPU.
    Alternatively, you could just get a hamster.
    Mine consumes very little electricity, generates very little heat and can be inserted (with a bit of force) into any motherboard socket.

    Just a suggestion.
    Hope this helps
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    Quote Originally Posted by clocker
    Alternatively, you could just get a hamster.
    Mine consumes very little electricity, generates very little heat and can be inserted (with a bit of force) into any motherboard socket.

    Just a suggestion.
    Hope this helps
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    And with a fan attached to the wheel no doubt it is self-cooling too.
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    Quote Originally Posted by lynx
    And with a fan attached to the wheel no doubt it is self-cooling too.
    I wouldn't know.
    The wheel is an accessory I could not afford.

    Perhaps Santa will see fit to bring me one.

    Then again, perhaps not.
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    Ah, so Stanford U. has finally conquered the concept of the wheel.

    You go, boys!
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    Sometime they may even get round to understanding clothes too. At the moment I think they are just folding them.

    Speaking of which, has anyone seen my coat?
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