I have a question

[Guest]

If u have a Pentium 2 can u buy a Pentium 3 and put it in its place.

 

[OldBear]

Maybe. Tell us all about your system.

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[Guest]

all i know is that it is pretty old

 

[OldBear]

Have you looked inside it.

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[Guest]

yes

 

[OldBear]

Does you CPU fit in a socket or in a slot?

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[Guest]

if it fits in a socket then u can right?

 

[OldBear]

Usually, yes.

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[Guest]

thank u much

 

[OldBear]

Your welcome.

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[CoOLMaNX]

aren't there slot p3's also though?

 

[OldBear]

Yes, Crashman has been giving info about them in past posts.

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[Guest]

What motherboard are you using ? If its a 66 Mhz (was it called LX ?)board you can forget about the P3. If its a BX or Via Apollo Pro then, you might.

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[Crashman]

If you have a MAXIMUM 66MHz FSB, the fastest you can get is a Celeron 766. Otherwise you can probably put a PIII Tualatin or 1.2GHz Celeron on in using the Powerleap iP3t adapter.

What's the frequency, Kenneth?