PentiumD 820 (S) DC 2.8 GHz

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abhiban12

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i have hpa1251in with PentiumD 820 (S) DC 2.8 GHzand Motherboard Name: RC410-M

http://support.hp.com/wps/portal/pps/Home/ProductDetailsPage/!ut/p/a1/04_Sj9CPykssy0xPLMnMz0vMAfGjzOJ9DTwNjLzcDbwNfL1MDRydvQyMXfwtjA08TYAKIoEKnN0dPUzMfQwM3ANNnAw8zX39vV2DQArMiNNvgAM4GhDSH64fBVaCzwVgBXisKMgNjTDIdFQEADkNoDM!/#product-information

Its heat too much after open it goes 68-70c in min or 2,some one say may be changing processor may help, please advice will it help? and what processor i can get for it same as above or any other processor you think better as per my pc that help me.

Thanks & regards
 
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Install a better heatsink on the thing, Pentium D chips are known to run hot. Or at least clean the existing heatsink and fan and apply new heat grease, maybe add another case fan.
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Pentium D's were basically two Pentium 4's on a single die. They're slow, and very hard to keep cool. It's also functionally obsolete years ago.

While it's a socket 775 motherboard, the HP spec sheet says it doesn't support Core 2's, so you're basically SOL here. Really, you should probably just junk that PC; it's like 8 years obsolete.
 
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abhiban12

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Hi agreed but don't have money to spend for new pc,So if any advice to make this helpfull.
 
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