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i'm 90% sure its 2.167ghz. the barton core and some other thing make it faster then the rest of the processors. and mine is o/c anyway, but only the fsb to 400 from 333. i love 120mm 10,000rpm cooling fans. and my aluminimum side/ copper core heatsink.Quote:
Originally posted by super_science_monkey@4 June 2003 - 02:50
i think your xp 3000 should have a much higher freqwuecy or i could be wrong.
:lol: my last comp was a AMD k6-2 450 mhz.
man good times B)
AMD Duron 750mhz it's not bad and seems to be the bare minimum these day's, I'm planning on upgrading to an athlon +2800
don't have a clue about my motherboard though
and liam (my name too :D )
is it just as easy to install a new processor or hard drive as it is to fit a cd-rw drive?
Processor: No. You need to be sure of motherboard support, adequate cooling, and ability to properly attach a heatsink using thermal paste.Quote:
Originally posted by My namesake
is it just as easy to install a new processor or hard drive as it is to fit a cd-rw drive?
Hard drive: yes. (although you have to sort out the data that will go on it, but that's a software issue.)
Check the tutorials pinned at the top of Hardwareworld for more info.
Pentium 4 2.6 ghtz
in my lappy!!