according to a couple of sites the new "applebred" core is based around the thouroughbred core so its only gonna work with the 1.4, 1.6 and 1.8 GHz models...
I tryed it. I used my old Duron that ran at 900MHz. Only problem was I used a mobo that only supported up to a 700MHz duron and over clocked it to 900MHz. It worked great but after a few hours I smelt comthing burning and noticed it came from that PC and I turned it off and opened it up. The socket was all melted and the die was all ash black and about 2 to 3cm around the die turned into a dark brown. My PC room still smells like burning plastic. If I left it underclocked to 700MHz it might of still worked.
It worked on mine. Although I did some reasearch and found a site that had it for the older durons and used diffrent pins. All it did was cut the L1 cashe in half and pumped it to the L2 cashe. If I can find the site again ill post it.
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Do I want to try this or not?
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according to a couple of sites the new "applebred" core is based around the thouroughbred core so its only gonna work with the 1.4, 1.6 and 1.8 GHz models...
The newer AThlons have 512K I think.
I read the Ceptron had 128K L1 and 256K L2
Im not sure about the newer Athlons
It's Sempron, Warp. Did you mean something else or am I just confused? This is the new Duron, what's the new Athlon?
http://www.cooltechzone.com/index.php?o ... 4&Itemid=0
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Does anyone know how to turn Celeron into P4?
strap $500 to it and send it to tiger direct
I think its impossible. You know Intel...
BTW what is the point to change an celeron to a pentium 4? Wouldn't an overclock be better?
Celerons and Pentium 4's are built differently, adding cache wont make it run like a Pentium4
The Duron IS an Athlon XP W/ 64K L2