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I am running a 400mhz m/board with a 400mhz 1.7 celeron.

Have purchased a 2.4 Pentium 4 with a 533mhz bus speed.
I am looking to replace the board but wanted to know if I could possibly use the 2.4 with this board until I find another.
 

mrmonsoon

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You need to find the brand name and model of your motherboard. Go to their web site and look up the m/b model. It will list what processors and bus speeds it supports.
 

rjecsn

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The board only supports 400mhz,but what I was wondering is if it would run the 533mhz chip. As a board that supports 100mhz ram and it has 133mhz memory in it. Really didn't want to mention the name of the board...but it's a PC Chips. Yea, yea I need to upgrade! I'm looking!
 

mrmonsoon

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It was not ment as a put down of your m/b or you. The manufactures website should include what types of cpu's it supports. If your m/b supports P4's, it would underclock your cpu by about 25% (400Mhz vs 533Mhz). Have no fear about mentioning manufactures here. I have a MSI Neo 2 LS m/b, Intel P4C 3.0 Gig processor, Kingston pc400 memmory, Nvidia 5900 Video card, Soundblaster Audigy 2 soundcard, thermatake case.....
We are all here to educate and learn, if anyone says anything about your equipment-it would just be in fun, ya know Ford moron, Chevy idiot...
 

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Your P4a would run at 1.8 gigs. This would be much faster than your cerery. Your board may support some degree of overclocking, so you might try upping the fsb a bit. If you can tell us the model and revision, there is probably someone here who has oced that board.
 

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Kingston Memroy Sux!!!! LOL!

Athlon XP 1900 (11x200) 42C (Load w/AX-7 & 8cm Tornado) - MSI K7N2 Delta - Corsair Value PC3200 - Gainward GF3 @ 250/550 - 80Gb WD 8Mb Cache -
 

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I am not sure what that has to do with his problem. That aside, it has worked flawlessly for me. As a low cost ram I would recommend it to others on a tight budget. I hope your Corsair ram works as well for you all who use it.