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Upgrading from 600mhz
Hey guys, looks like i will be upgrading my p3 from 600mhz to higher, but i wanted to know, does anyone have any reliable , safe sites where i can i guess grab the chip? Here is some information from my rig:
![]() My Model : MFG Date: 5/12/00, Micro ATX, BRY-GP7i-600SE More information: CPU Properties: CPU Type Intel Pentium IIIE, 600 MHz (6 x 100) CPU Alias Coppermine CPU Stepping cB0 Instruction Set x86, MMX, SSE Original Clock 600 MHz L1 Code Cache 16 KB L1 Data Cache 16 KB L2 Cache 256 KB (On-Die, ATC, Full-Speed) CPU Physical Info: Package Type 370 Pin FC-PGA Package Size 4.95 cm x 4.95 cm Transistors 28.1 million Process Technology 6M, 0.18 um, CMOS Die Size 104 mm2 Core Voltage 1.60 / 1.65 V I/O Voltage 3.3 V Typical Power 11 - 25 W (depending on clock speed) Maximum Power 16.0 - 37.5 W (depending on clock speed) Motherboard Name Intel Willow Springs 2 WL810E Front Side Bus Properties: Bus Type Intel GTL+ Bus Width 64-bit Real Clock 100 MHz Effective Clock 100 MHz Bandwidth 800 MB/s Chipset Bus Properties: Bus Type Intel Hub Interface Bus Width 8-bit Motherboard Physical Info: CPU Sockets/Slots 1 Expansion Slots 4 PCI RAM Slots 2 DIMM Integrated Devices Audio, Video Form Factor Micro ATX Motherboard Size 220 mm x 240 mm Motherboard Chipset i810E Question, do i have to buy a better PSU to handle more then 600mhz, or i should be just fine? If i need to upgrade my PSU, well this is going to really hard, because this is my model: This seems to be the same model which i am using: http://www.ascendtech.us/itemdesc.as...90WATT&eq=&Tp= ![]() My tower is small, so i think i need the same size with higher watts Thanks |
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I assume you are going to get a higher clocked PIII? I know that the newer Tualatin core processors were made on a smaller process and most likely won't take much more power than what you currently have.
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Newegg.com
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The only place I think still selling these P3 chips at reasonable price is eBay.
If you're going to get the P3 1.13GHz, make sure it's the coppermine version, the Tualatin (hope I spell it right) some mobo can't support it.
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Well nevermind if your just going to get a faster clocked PIII I really have no
Idea where to buy those anymore if you even can
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ebay. Nobody will be selling them new because they stopped being made ages ago.
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I may have some p2 and p3's just need to find them and see what models / speed they are... IF i mange to find them
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newegg still sells pentium 3's!!!????????
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No, they don't. Probably do some forum hopping or Ebay to find a newer P3 these days.
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http://www.compuvest.us/ProductDetai...ProductID=7316 $5 + $8 shipping = $13 (shipping costs more than the item. lol) The review ratings averaged 4/5
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http://search.pricewatch.com/cpu/socket_370-0.htm
First, found out what model motherboard you have. Intel's site does not show a WL810e, but they do show D810EMO, D810E2CB, D810E2CA3, CA810, and CA810E (http://www.intel.com/support/motherb...op/archive.htm) This will help with identifying the motherboard: http://support.intel.com/support/mot.../CS-010687.htm . From that, you can find out what the fastest processor is that you can use. Then start searching for it at the link above or just on the Internet. If the fastest you can go is like 800MHz, it's not worth it. Happy hunting! Last edited by thebluebumblebee; Jan 21, 2009 at 11:07 PM. |
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wow I can't believe someplace really has these..LOL the shipping is more than. The CPU that's great!
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if u live here it will be very easy as all stores sells pIII based computers
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I am not buying another Pentium III, just upgrading the speed. My Pentium 3 Is already a monster, so why not feed it lol. Alright, so thanks for the information, make sure its " coppermine version " . Also thanks for the links guys, i have to get one of my family members to make the order for me , i stop shopping online for security/privacy reasons(don't ask lol). I will be back to shopping online, but not at the moment.
This is going to be great tho , because i finally fix my IRQ settings for my Video card, nothing is shared with it anymore(its on IRQ 11 now, not IRQ 9, had to set my pc in " standard mode ") So i played COD4 off my external HD 1.1 speed the other day, at 1280x1024 normal to high settings, Texture resolution at Extra, AFX4, and i get 7-30fps. Pretty good, so once i upgrade to 1ghz or 800mhz , etc, man no telling how it will run Anyways, i will look into those links soon and let everyone know when i get it. I hope its not hard to install. One question, what about that Silver looking thing on my motherboard that reads 600MHZ, do i suppose to mess with that, or just remove the old chip and put on the new one? |
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If you were in the States I would just send you my PIII 933 (7x133fsb) chip. Sorry .. Good luck with find!
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Thought he was in uk ..
u2konline, if this is true PM me if interested!
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I don't understand how you can enjoy using that dinosaur you call a computer. It doesn't even come close to meeting most new games minimum requirements. I would imagine that even playing games at the lowest settings with 800x600 resolution wouldn't be very much fun. But hey if your happy then more power to ya!
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I really doubt you are gaming "good" 7 fps is not good I find it hard to believe you are playing cod4 on that setup
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Its sad, even a 1.0Ghz A64 beats the PIII. Dude, if you really want an upgrade, soon as my Phenom II rig is up, I could sell you an A64 3800+ Socket 939 and a mainboard with 3.. I say it.. 3 PCI slots... ;-) Even has a PCIe16 and 2x PCIe 1x slot for when you want to join the big boys. ;-)
Fly P.S.- How could you be enjoying CoD4 on that setup? I thought CoD4 required SSE2? |
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If you have any DDR1 ram I have an extra cpu/mobo/power supply I can supply you ... Mobo is an Asus with a PCI-e slot 3 PCI's which 2 are working 2 IDE's 4 SATA's based off DDR1. Intel Celeron D 347 3.06Ghz stock can be clocked to 4.5Ghz. |
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