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Hi all im look at the Intel e4600 which has fsb 800mhz and socket 775. my motherboard has a socket 775 with 800/400mhz fsb does it work? and does fsb have to match? and sometimes they include a fan with a pre-thermal paste so do i have to add any additional thermal paste?

2)IM having a hard time trying to get this cpu fan out help me?
http://img141.imageshack.us/img141/3025/img000161bb5.jpg

^ that the link of my cpu fan it blury,just msg me then i retake photo.the cpu fan has 4 screws and when i twist left it makes a click noise???i dont know how to take

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ojomow wrote :

Hi all im look at the Intel e4600 which has fsb 800mhz and socket 775. my motherboard has a socket 775 with 800/400mhz fsb does it work? and does fsb have to match? and sometimes they include a fan with a pre-thermal paste so do i have to add any additional thermal paste?

2)IM having a hard time trying to get this cpu fan out help me?
http://img141.imageshack.us/img141 [...] 161bb5.jpg

^ that the link of my cpu fan it blury,just msg me then i retake photo.the cpu fan has 4 screws and when i twist left it makes a click noise???i dont know how to take



Refer to your motherboard manual for compatibility issue. Even with the 775, you may not use the new processor. so , refer to the manual.

Reply to htoonthura

ojo, if your MB was not designed for the newer Core2Duo CPUs (including the e4600), then you won't be able to use one, as the power circuitry needs a different design from that of the older CPUs. To find out for sure, figure out the model number of your MB and go to the manufacturer's web site to check the CPU compatibility with that MB.
Your picture is too dark to show anything. However, assuming you have a socket 775 CPU with a standard CPU cooler, to release the 4 pins, you need to turn each pin completely in the direction of the little arrow on top of the pin. This post may be useful: http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/ [...] y#t1184072

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o, um this is my MB specs can you guys help me if it compatible? and does fsb have to match my fsb or lower? + i dont have a mb manual
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc [...] =en&cc=us#

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ojomow wrote :

o, um this is my MB specs can you guys help me if it compatible? and does fsb have to match my fsb or lower? + i dont have a mb manual
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc [...] =en&cc=us#



You should be ok with e4*00 processor.

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