i have a celeron300a in an old Abit BH6 motherboard (and i have a bx6 rev 2.0 i can use if i need it) with 256mb of pc100 sdram and a trusty old voodoo3 3000
the way i see it, the main component holding my computer back is the CPU. I know the celeron is hardly at all a popular processor these days, but unfortunately a celeron is about all i can afford....i do realise that AMD's Duron offers superior performance for the same price, but considering i have a intel BX motherboard, the duron is not an option without also buying a new motherboard
what i was wondering is if it would be possible to use a CeleronII 800 or higher in either of these BX chipset slot1 motherboards with a slocket adaptor. or is the celeronII incompatible with the BX chipset?
any help would be greatly apreciated
thank you
Yes. You can in fact use a Celeron 566 overclocked to 850 should you choose, but the 850 only cost a few dollars more. Any Celeron solution up to 1.1GHz is inferior in performance compared to the PIII 700 overclocked to 933.
unfortunately my funds are severely limitted...
so ill have to make do with another celeron for now...
a celeron 850 should blow my celeron300a away im hoping
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