Just wondering if anyone could help clarify. I am going to install a power leap adapter in my p4 willamette slot and stick a new northwood chip in there. But because there are like 3 different versions of the northwood, I don't understand how high I can go. Obviously I want to go as high as possible, as I want to get the most bang for buck.
PLEASE don't tell me to get a new computer!
There are 3 versions of the northwood. 400mhz , 533mhz, 800mhz (FSB.) My question is, because my mother board has a 400mhz FSB does that limit me to the the 400 mhz northwoods which only go up to 2.8? Or can I stick a 533mhz chip in clocked at 3.06? Will it just force the chip to run at 400mhz or how does it work?
Has anyone actually done this and had success?
Thanks so much for any advice, I really appreciate it guys!
Ruckas-
PLEASE don't tell me to get a new computer!
There are 3 versions of the northwood. 400mhz , 533mhz, 800mhz (FSB.) My question is, because my mother board has a 400mhz FSB does that limit me to the the 400 mhz northwoods which only go up to 2.8? Or can I stick a 533mhz chip in clocked at 3.06? Will it just force the chip to run at 400mhz or how does it work?
Has anyone actually done this and had success?
Thanks so much for any advice, I really appreciate it guys!
Ruckas-