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 Posted: Thu Dec 06, 2007 2:51 pm Post subject: Pentium 4 |
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OK,my dad changed CPU Celeron to Pentium 4.When i do something it glitches or laggs to get out of lags i have to reboot system and it still keeps lagging.MY brother told this,that there is a exampler thing.What is this?  
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| Posted: Thu Dec 06, 2007 3:51 pm Post subject: Re: Pentium 4 |
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| HeaDShoT wrote: | | OK,my dad changed CPU Celeron to Pentium 4.When i do something it glitches or laggs to get out of lags i have to reboot system and it still keeps lagging.MY brother told this,that there is a exampler thing.What is this? |
A changed CPU shouldn't cause those issues, unless the CPU itself is bad. Putting in the old cpu is about all you can do.
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| Posted: Fri Dec 07, 2007 6:36 am Post subject: Re: Pentium 4 |
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| suck a cheetahs dick wrote: | | HeaDShoT wrote: | | OK,my dad changed CPU Celeron to Pentium 4.When i do something it glitches or laggs to get out of lags i have to reboot system and it still keeps lagging.MY brother told this,that there is a exampler thing.What is this? |
A changed CPU shouldn't cause those issues, unless the CPU itself is bad. Putting in the old cpu is about all you can do. |
OH allright
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Sounds like the clock jumpers on the mother board are not properly set for the new chip.
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| Posted: Fri Dec 07, 2007 11:20 am Post subject: |
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| Wiccaan wrote: | | Sounds like the clock jumpers on the mother board are not properly set for the new chip. |
I haven't seen clock jumpers on a board in years  All modern chips, including the P4, have a set of pins that tell the board which fsb strap to set to, so jumpers aren't necessary anymore.
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| Wiccaan wrote: | | suck a cheetahs dick wrote: | | Wiccaan wrote: | | Sounds like the clock jumpers on the mother board are not properly set for the new chip. |
I haven't seen clock jumpers on a board in years All modern chips, including the P4, have a set of pins that tell the board which fsb strap to set to, so jumpers aren't necessary anymore. |
Really? Most motherboards that I've boughten recently come with the pins still for over clocking and manual adjustments. I mainly buy SOYO motherboards as I've had the best experiences with them myself. |
Out of the hundreds of new motherboards I've put in machines in the last year, none of them have had FSB jumpers  Don't think I've ever used a SOYO board in a machine though.
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