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Is it possible to 'upgrade' your PC's proccessor?
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Well thanks for the info. :)
Twain wrote:
> The only way to "upgrade" your processor is to buy a newer,
> better one.
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> Or you can overclock it, If you call that upgrading, which I don't.
Overclocking is the way forward... (Im still in the Uber overclock era of the pentium 4 (2.4GHz - 2.8GHz) ;-)
> The only way to "upgrade" your processor is to buy a newer,
> better one.
>
> Or you can overclock it, If you call that upgrading, which I don't.
Overclocking is the way forward... (Im still in the Uber overclock era of the pentium 4 (2.4GHz - 2.8GHz) ;-)
Also your RAM "speed" to keep it simple to tell you if you need to buy new stuff or not.
Need to know your motherboard model and make to check that.
another newbie question: how big can you 'upgrade' or 'replace' your proccessor?
Im on 1.8Ghz at the mo, how much higher can it go?
Im on 1.8Ghz at the mo, how much higher can it go?
The only way to "upgrade" your processor is to buy a newer, better one.
Or you can overclock it, If you call that upgrading, which I don't.
Or you can overclock it, If you call that upgrading, which I don't.
You can replace it.
Is it possible to 'upgrade' your PC's proccessor?
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