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Hi,
Im new here and pretty low tech so please go easy on me
i want to upgrade my current cpu, a celeron E1500 (I believe its a dual core running @ 2.2Mhz)
i wish to upgrade without having to upgrade my motherboard also. Its an N826N (D*ll) socket 775, Intel G33 Express, memory is 4 - 800 MHz DDR2 SDRAM.
Im told the board can support the core 2 duo cpu, but whats best possible cpu i can run on this board? Ive recently got into pro tools and i need something which will cut the mustard, which unfortunately the celeron doesnt.
i there anything else i should consider before going ahead?
any help would be much appreciated!
Thanks
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You need to contact the motherboard manufacturer so they can provide you a list of fully supported processors for that particular motherboard.
As soon as you have the list of supported processor models for your laptop, you can check this link:
http://ark.intel.com/ http://ark.intel.com/
To find the best processor for your needs.
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Thanks Adolfo, the motherboard manufacturer is Dell.
While they offer info on upgrading drives and memory, i cant find anything on cpu's...i dont think they encourage it!!Below are the motherboard properties, can i tell which intel cpus are compatible from this?Thanks- Mark as New
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Since Intel only manufacture Intel motherboards, we are not familiar with DELL* motherboards, so we cannot tell Intel processors will work on third party motherboards.
Only the motherboard manufacturer, in this case DELL*, is the one that can tell you which processors will work on their motherboards.
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i think we're going round in a circle here, but thanks anyway for taking the time to reply
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