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| celeron 333MHz upgrade??? Hi - I am a complete novice at this -- I am a teacher and my computer at school has a fried CPU - it is an Intel Celeron 333MHz MMX with 66MHz Bus. It would seem to me that just getting a new one and plugging it in would be the easiest thing to do -- is it in fact as easy as this? If I find a chip on Ebay or something, can I just swap it out? Also, is there an easy upgrade I can do? What I mean to ask is that is there a chip that I can purchase that I could still just plug right in? Thanks for any information you can help me with! Bill      |
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| Re: celeron 333MHz upgrade??? This was addressed in alt.computer Bill Berris wrote: > > Hi - I am a complete novice at this -- I am a teacher and my computer at > school has a fried CPU - it is an Intel Celeron 333MHz MMX with 66MHz Bus. > It would seem to me that just getting a new one and plugging it in would be > the easiest thing to do -- is it in fact as easy as this? If I find a chip > on Ebay or something, can I just swap it out? > > Also, is there an easy upgrade I can do? What I mean to ask is that is > there a chip that I can purchase that I could still just plug right in? > > Thanks for any information you can help me with! > > Bill |
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| Re: celeron 333MHz upgrade??? Thanks - Sorry for the crossposting, but I did not know which group(s) were the most active -- ~Bill "Wizard" <no@stinking.ads.com> wrote in message news:3FFAAAEB.CC3A84F4@stinking.ads.com... > This was addressed in alt.computer > > Bill Berris wrote: > > > > Hi - I am a complete novice at this -- I am a teacher and my computer at > > school has a fried CPU - it is an Intel Celeron 333MHz MMX with 66MHz Bus. > > It would seem to me that just getting a new one and plugging it in would be > > the easiest thing to do -- is it in fact as easy as this? If I find a chip > > on Ebay or something, can I just swap it out? > > > > Also, is there an easy upgrade I can do? What I mean to ask is that is > > there a chip that I can purchase that I could still just plug right in? > > > > Thanks for any information you can help me with! > > > > Bill |
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