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Which Intel processor type use the SEC when installed into a motherboard?
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What processor connect to the motherboard?
Processors don't connect to a motherboard, there are installed in a socket. What determines if a processor is compatible is the type of processor... PGA(AMD most of the time) or LGA(Intel) and the ammount of pins that are on the motherboard/processor.
What type of motherboard should be used with the Intel core 2 duo processor?
An LGA 775 socket motherboard (desktop)
What kind of motherboard does the Intel Core 2 Duo E8500 Dual-Core Processor fit in?
The Intel Core 2 Duo E8500 Dual-Core Processor fits in an motherboard with a socket type of LGA 775. If you are purchasing a motherboard for this type of CPU, make sure you purchase a CPU that clearly indicates that it is for Intel processors with a socket type of LGA 775.
What type of memory modules will you need for the motherboard that has an LGA775 socket for an Intel Pentium 4 processor?
smm
What is the maximum temperature of an Intel processor?
The maximum temperature of an Intel processor varies by the type of processor and the chassis of the computer. Many of the Intel processors however, will send a message to the motherboard to shut the computer down if the temperature goes over 100 degrees Celsius.Ê
Is it possible to put a amd processor in place of an Intel?
No, it is not possible to substitute an AMD processor for an Intel processor on the same motherboard. The two processors use different types of mounting sockets, so they are incompatible. It would be akin to trying to put an alternator from a Ford into a Toyota. If you want to move to AMD, you would need to replace both the processor and the motherboard, possibly the RAM as well (depending on whether the new motherboard uses the same speed and type of RAM as the old motherboard).
What do you do if your motherboard is old and you want to improve it but the RAM and CPU and other things from that old motherboard won't work for the new motherboard?
When we upgrade our motherboard we concentrate following important points to make changes in ouy PC 1 - First check that the Ram is Dimm or Simm (Too old memory )if it is Dimm Ram then you will have to check that this Ram is of 66 Buses , 100 Buses , or of 133. Normally P1 works 66 bus ram and P2 works 100 bus ram 2 - Then come to Processor , see wether it is Slot Processor or Socket Processor depending on the processor type you will have to get the new motherboard For example I have a PC with a Motherboard XL 2000 and I want to change my motherboard so the Ram that is installed with XL 2000 is 64 MB 100 bus and Processor is Genuine Intel 350 Mhz (Slot Type) I may get the other motherboard say Intel 810 C Chipset or GFXL (because) Both the motherboards support Ram with 100 bus and My Slot Processor 350 Mhz It would be better for you to confirm by asking before purchasing new or other motherboard that what is the final range of processor that the new motherboard will support As I change my motherboard from XL 2000 TO GFXL OR Intel 810c I will Use my own slot processor 350 Mhz that is PII Processor but I can also change My processor from 350 to 500 600 Slot processor to make my system PIII whenever I get the money.
Does gigabyte GA-G41M Combo motherboard supports pin type processor Intel P4 2.40 ghz at 800 fsb?
Yes it does, with a ddr2 ram
List the processors that the ATX motherboard supports?
Most ATX motherboards offer a choice of several similar processors. The manufacturer decides which processors can used by a specific ATX motherboard. ATX is a physical and electrical specification. ATX does not define a specific central processor, so theoretically an ATX motherboard could be created for any type or brand of processor that can function within the specification. Common ATX motherboards use either an Intel processor or an AMD processor.
Is an Intel core prossessor better than a quad core prossessor?
The question you're asking, unfortunately, is not worded correctly. An Intel processor is a family of processor, where a quad-core processor is a type of processor. The Intel family includes many types of quad-core processors. However, to try and disambiguate what you're asking, an Intel core processor will be good, no matter what type it is. An Intel quad-core processor - for example, the Intel i7 - will perform fantastically well. The other main type of processor manufacturer - AMD - also have quad-core processors. However, a lot of it is down to opinion and machine build as to whether Intel is better than AMD, but personally, I believe Intel will out-perform and out-last an AMD processor.
A user has a motherboard with a ZIF socket Which type of processor connector can the user add to this motherboard?
PGA
How do you find the socket type of a motherboard?
It should say on the processor tray on the actual motherboard itself.
