well, that will depend on what socket motherboard you have and what you do,

If you have a 478 socket motherboard, well just like me, you'll have to do an entire computer upgrade.

If you have a LGA 775 motherboard, we will need to know what motherboard it is. Just so that if your motherboard would support a core 2 duo/quad.

Also what are you planing to do? web, word, gaming, rendering, ect.
 

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From what you say it sounds like a new computer

Specs below:

Form factor Micro ATX
Processor socket type 478
Processor front side bus frequency 400/533/800 MHz
Maximum approved processor Intel Pentium 4 HT
Celeron "Prescott" and "Northwood"
Chipset "North Bridge" SiS661fx
Chipset "South Bridge" SiS964
Memory type PC2700/PC3200 DDR
Memory sockets 2 DDR DIMM (184-pin) sockets
Maximum memory 1 GB (2 x 512 MB DDR-DIMMS

Use it mainly for WEB, Office and general home use.
 


yep. You'll have to get a new computer if you want a better cpu.

If you want us to, we can find parts for you to build a computer or find a pre-built computer for you in a price range you set.