shadowmanXL Honorable Oct 7, 2012 4 0 10,510 Oct 7, 2012 #1 Does anyone have any info on this? The Intel website doesn't show it as a supported processor, but it is an 800Mhz FSB CPU.
Does anyone have any info on this? The Intel website doesn't show it as a supported processor, but it is an 800Mhz FSB CPU.
Solution mubin Oct 7, 2012 It should be. you can try. Gigabyte g41 mobo listed P4 cpu as supported. So there is a chance.
mubin Distinguished Jul 29, 2009 1,972 0 20,210 Oct 7, 2012 Solution #2 It should be. you can try. Gigabyte g41 mobo listed P4 cpu as supported. So there is a chance. Upvote 0 Downvote Solution
L luciferano Honorable Sep 24, 2012 1,513 0 11,810 Oct 7, 2012 #3 A better question is why you'd want to use a P4. Upvote 0 Downvote
mubin Distinguished Jul 29, 2009 1,972 0 20,210 Oct 7, 2012 #4 Yeah, try to upgrade the whole system instead of mobo. Upvote 0 Downvote
shadowmanXL Honorable Oct 7, 2012 4 0 10,510 Oct 7, 2012 #5 Thanks of the info. I'm just building a quick and dirty system until I can get my main rig up and running again - budget is tight, and I had these parts laying around - wasn't sure if they played well together or not. Upvote 0 Downvote
Thanks of the info. I'm just building a quick and dirty system until I can get my main rig up and running again - budget is tight, and I had these parts laying around - wasn't sure if they played well together or not.
mubin Distinguished Jul 29, 2009 1,972 0 20,210 Oct 7, 2012 #6 If you need any mobo now, buy it from ebay for cheap price and save up money for new build. Upvote 0 Downvote
shadowmanXL Honorable Oct 7, 2012 4 0 10,510 Oct 7, 2012 #7 Thanks, mubin. That is the plan... use the parts I got until I can justify spending for the good stuff! Upvote 0 Downvote
Thanks, mubin. That is the plan... use the parts I got until I can justify spending for the good stuff!
shadowmanXL Honorable Oct 7, 2012 4 0 10,510 Oct 7, 2012 #8 Best answer selected by shadowmanXL. Upvote 0 Downvote