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12-03-2017 09:25 PM
What is the fastest Celeron processor that can be used on the Intel Socket 478 Chipset on the Compaq system board 845 - part # 280318-001?
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12-04-2017 10:33 AM
> Product Name: Compaq Evo D300v
> The original processor is Celeron, not Pentium.
Weird. The HP Support page that I viewed listed what I stated.
> I currently have a 2.7 Gz Celeron processor on this motherboard.
> I was wondering if there is a faster processor that can be used.
There probably is -- 3.0 Ghz -- about 10% faster. Would you notice that "bump-up" ???
12-04-2017 09:35 AM
From: https://support.hp.com/ie-en/document/c00326227
Original processor - Pentium 4, 1.6 GHz/1.7GHz
Chipset - Intel 845, including ICH2, MCH, and AGP graphics support
So, the FSB is 100 Mhz, to support 1600 Mhz and 1700 Mhz CPUs.
From: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Intel_Pentium_4_microprocessors
Pentium 4
SL6YH / SL74Q C1
3000 MHz
512 KB
400 MT/s
Multiplier 30×
1.55 V
~80 W
Socket 478
is the fastest single-core system with 100 FSB, that fits into your "Socket 478" motherboard.
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12-04-2017 10:33 AM
> Product Name: Compaq Evo D300v
> The original processor is Celeron, not Pentium.
Weird. The HP Support page that I viewed listed what I stated.
> I currently have a 2.7 Gz Celeron processor on this motherboard.
> I was wondering if there is a faster processor that can be used.
There probably is -- 3.0 Ghz -- about 10% faster. Would you notice that "bump-up" ???