use of Celeron processor in a intel motherboard
 

"Emilio Sturino" ) writes:
Can a celeron M processor be used in a motherboard that currently takes an
intel M processor. Basically, can the tow processor be interchanged? (I
realize the performance is not teh same, etc...)

Any imput would be appreciated.

Emilio
(I posted this message on the "intel.microprocessors.celeron" newsgroup -
got no response)


So why would a computer question have any relevance to a newsgroup about
the REPAIR of electronic devices?

There are lots of newsgroups about computers, you should be looking
in them for help. If the first guess didn't work out, there are still lots
and lots to sift through to find an appropriate place to ask.

Even if this was a repair question, this is hardly the best place to
ask "computer repair" questions, since most "computer repair" is about
changing boards or drives.

Michael

use of Celeron processor in a intel motherboard
 

Can a celeron M processor be used in a motherboard that currently takes an
intel M processor. Basically, can the tow processor be interchanged? (I
realize the performance is not teh same, etc...)

Any imput would be appreciated.

Emilio
(I posted this message on the "intel.microprocessors.celeron" newsgroup -
got no response)

use of Celeron processor in a intel motherboard
 

In article , (Michael Black) wrote:
"Emilio Sturino" ) writes:
Can a celeron M processor be used in a motherboard that currently takes an
intel M processor. Basically, can the tow processor be interchanged? (I
realize the performance is not teh same, etc...)

Any imput would be appreciated.

Emilio
(I posted this message on the "intel.microprocessors.celeron" newsgroup -
got no response)


So why would a computer question have any relevance to a newsgroup about
the REPAIR of electronic devices?

Computers are electronics. My first job out electronics school was computers.
We studied computers in electronics school. Of, course, we used oscilloscopes to troubleshoot
computers back then, and we had to insert machine code to do it.

greg

use of Celeron processor in a intel motherboard
 

On Tue, 27 Mar 2007 10:01:11 -0700, "Emilio Sturino"
wrote:

Can a celeron M processor be used in a motherboard that currently takes an
intel M processor. Basically, can the tow processor be interchanged? (I
realize the performance is not teh same, etc...)

Any imput would be appreciated.

Emilio
(I posted this message on the "intel.microprocessors.celeron" newsgroup -
got no response)


If it fits in the socket, it's worth a try. It might not work with
your board, but it shouldn't hurt anything. Generally, the Celerons
and Pentiums of the same generation are interchangeable. A Celeron M
would probably be a downgrade from a Pentirum M.
Andy Cuffe

use of Celeron processor in a intel motherboard
 

(Michael Black) writes:

"Emilio Sturino" ) writes:
Can a celeron M processor be used in a motherboard that currently takes an
intel M processor. Basically, can the tow processor be interchanged? (I
realize the performance is not teh same, etc...)

Any imput would be appreciated.

Emilio
(I posted this message on the "intel.microprocessors.celeron" newsgroup -
got no response)


So why would a computer question have any relevance to a newsgroup about
the REPAIR of electronic devices?

There are lots of newsgroups about computers, you should be looking
in them for help. If the first guess didn't work out, there are still lots
and lots to sift through to find an appropriate place to ask.

Even if this was a repair question, this is hardly the best place to
ask "computer repair" questions, since most "computer repair" is about
changing boards or drives.

You could have spent a lot less energy and bandwidth just answering the
question. Some of us - I for one - don't mind occasional off-topic
questions as they expand our horizons and we get to come out from under
our rocks. :)

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use of Celeron processor in a intel motherboard
 

On Mar 27, 7:09 pm, Sam Goldwasser wrote:
(Michael Black) writes:
"Emilio Sturino" ) writes:
Can a celeron M processor be used in a motherboard that currently takes an
intel M processor. Basically, can the tow processor be interchanged? (I
realize the performance is not teh same, etc...)

Any imput would be appreciated.

Emilio
(I posted this message on the "intel.microprocessors.celeron" newsgroup -
got no response)

So why would a computer question have any relevance to a newsgroup about
the REPAIR of electronic devices?

There are lots of newsgroups about computers, you should be looking
in them for help. If the first guess didn't work out, there are still lots
and lots to sift through to find an appropriate place to ask.

Even if this was a repair question, this is hardly the best place to
ask "computer repair" questions, since most "computer repair" is about
changing boards or drives.

You could have spent a lot less energy and bandwidth just answering the
question. Some of us - I for one - don't mind occasional off-topic
questions as they expand our horizons and we get to come out from under
our rocks. :)

--- sam | Sci.Electronics.Repair FAQ:http://www.repairfaq.org/
Repair | Main Table of Contents:http://www.repairfaq.org/REPAIR/
+Lasers | Sam's Laser FAQ:http://www.repairfaq.org/sam/lasersam.htm
| Mirror Sites:http://www.repairfaq.org/REPAIR/F_mirror.html

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use of Celeron processor in a intel motherboard
 

On 2 Apr 2007 03:27:08 -0700 "Brittany Martin"
wrote in Message id:
. com:

Go fuker-flush

Go away, troll.

use of Celeron processor in a intel motherboard
 

JW wrote:
On 2 Apr 2007 03:27:08 -0700 "Brittany Martin"
wrote in Message id:
. com:

Go fuker-flush

Go away, troll.

Interesting information about his IP address, 72.232.100.130:

http://www.spamcop.net/bl.shtml?72.232.100.130
http://psbl.surriel.com/listing?ip=72.232.100.130

--
Pork: It's the other white flag!
-- James Lileks

use of Celeron processor in a intel motherboard
 

On Wed, 04 Apr 2007 00:50:19 -0500, clifto wrote:


JW wrote:
On 2 Apr 2007 03:27:08 -0700 "Brittany Martin"
wrote in Message id:
. com:

Go fuker-flush

Go away, troll.

Interesting information about his IP address, 72.232.100.130:

http://www.spamcop.net/bl.shtml?72.232.100.130
Generated same html for two other random IP address I fed it.



http://psbl.surriel.com/listing?ip=72.232.100.130
Had nothing to say about 72.232.100.130


What exactly is your point?

use of Celeron processor in a intel motherboard
 

On Wed, 04 Apr 2007 00:50:19 -0500 clifto wrote in
Message id: :

JW wrote:
On 2 Apr 2007 03:27:08 -0700 "Brittany Martin"
wrote in Message id:
. com:

Go fuker-flush

Go away, troll.

Interesting information about his IP address, 72.232.100.130:

http://www.spamcop.net/bl.shtml?72.232.100.130
http://psbl.surriel.com/listing?ip=72.232.100.130

Heh. The genius's machine is probably compromised.

use of Celeron processor in a intel motherboard
 

You could have spent a lot less energy and bandwidth just answering the
question. Some of us - I for one - don't mind occasional off-topic
questions as they expand our horizons and we get to come out from under
our rocks. :)

But what fun is there in having no "soapbox" time? (c;

Sparky