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jimmypage13

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if i had a new cpu, should I remove the motherboard from the case for the installation?
(assuming I have and old one already intalled)
 
if you can get at it without much trouble i'd just keep the mobo in the case. but i've never been able to get at it with much trouble because i've always had a bolt on heatsink.
 
Don't really need to take out the motherboard, I just leave it it. But what is there thats such a big upgrade over your P4 @4ghz??
 
Originally posted by: stevty2889
Don't really need to take out the motherboard, I just leave it it. But what is there thats such a big upgrade over your P4 @4ghz??
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just waiting for conroe, but I was thinking on that question, plus my bro have and old p4 willamate at 1.7 and bought an pentium d for upgrading and want my to change it.
 
Originally posted by: jimmypage13
Originally posted by: stevty2889
Don't really need to take out the motherboard, I just leave it it. But what is there thats such a big upgrade over your P4 @4ghz??
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just waiting for conroe, but I was thinking on that question, plus my bro have and old p4 willamate at 1.7 and bought an pentium d for upgrading and want my to change it.
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pentium d won't fit in a willamette socket, iirc
 
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