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Sun 15/06/03 at 14:14
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How do you find out the maximum CPU speed (ie. in Ghz) that your mainboard can support?
Sun 15/06/03 at 14:52
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"Tornado Of Souls"
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You look in the manual. Or on the website of the manufacturer. If you can flash the BIOS, it can upgrade the CPU support for your mainboard.
Sun 15/06/03 at 14:14
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How do you find out the maximum CPU speed (ie. in Ghz) that your mainboard can support?

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