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    Registered User 10of40's Avatar
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    440LX -- how far?

    I picked up this old Dell XPS-D266, and was wondering how fast of a proc I can get into this thing, slocketing or no.

    The chipset is a 440LX, and the mobo is a Slot 1

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    Driver Terrier NooNoo's Avatar
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    specs here Microprocessor speeds 233 MHz internal/66 MHz external
    266 MHz internal/66 MHz external
    300 MHz internal/66 MHz external
    333 MHz internal/66 MHz external

    not much of an upgrade...

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    if you can flash the bios to enable coppermine support (some did) you could upgrade to any of the coppermine celerons, also, if that is not possible, you could put in a medecino(sp?) celeron with adapter running at 533.

    edit : Forgot to add, that if you do the celeron upgrade, the adapter that you use MUST support different voltages for it to work, not all slot-socket adapters will do that.
    Last edited by Matridom; July 11th, 2003 at 02:51 PM.

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    Matridom is right about Mendocino Celerons - it is true for good MBs like ASUS.
    But Dell... that's another story... I think, PII-333 will be fastest CPU supported by this MB...

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    I guessed that myself. I may shoot for the slocket, though.

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    i say if you can get the parts cheap enough go for it.

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