So heres my problem.
1. How do i find out which CPU/Processor is able to work with replacing my AMD Sempron 2200+
2. What will happen if i repalce it with a faster one?
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Wanting to replace my CPU/Processor
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NinjaStyle
, Sep 21 2009 11:29 PM
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Posted 22 September 2009 - 12:41 AM
1. We need to know the make, and model of your computer, if it's a pre-built.
If it's a custom build, we need the make, and model of your motherboard.
2. An increase in performance, but this depends on what you use the computer for.
For basic web browsing, and E-mailing, you won't notice any difference.
If it's a custom build, we need the make, and model of your motherboard.
2. An increase in performance, but this depends on what you use the computer for.
For basic web browsing, and E-mailing, you won't notice any difference.
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Posted 22 September 2009 - 11:35 PM
Its a AwardACPI from Award. I want to upgrade cause i do alot of gaming. Will get back to you on motherboard model. (Its a PreBuilt pc)1. We need to know the make, and model of your computer, if it's a pre-built.
If it's a custom build, we need the make, and model of your motherboard.
2. An increase in performance, but this depends on what you use the computer for.
For basic web browsing, and E-mailing, you won't notice any difference.
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