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Can you change the Pentium 4's that use LGA 775 to any dual core processor?

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depends on the motherboard support for CPU

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how could i find out if my motherboard supports them


Message edited by hjjfffaa on 12-31-2007 at 08:34:36 PM
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Look at the website of the board manufacturer for supported CPUs.
You may need a bios update.


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