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Pentium 2 processor

Discussion in 'PC hardware help' started by core2kid, Feb 18, 2008.

  1. core2kid

    core2kid Regular member

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    Anybody know where I can get a Pentium 2 450 MHz processor? My old one fried after 9 years while trying it out in another bad motherboard. Apparently the pins on the slot were bent or something.
     
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    ebay or a pick and pull shop.

    you can try THIS shop. it's based in sunnyvale, CA, and i've personally been to the shop. it's where i was able to pick up a pIII 1ghz for my parents aging skt370.
     
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    Thanks for the links but the 1st one doesn't have the 450 MHz version and the 2nd one is only for UK, I'm in the US.
     
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    cee43ja1 Regular member

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    HERE for u.s. ebay.

    some are the pII xeon processors. you'll have to look through them
     
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    Thanks, that link helped. I saw that you searched for "Pentium ii" I had searched for "Pentium 2". Maybe that's why I hadn't found anything.
     
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    wasn't sure if you'd be in UK, there looks like there are quite a few available.

    Glad it's helped.

    Best option is to use the buy tab at top right corner.
    Then computing in list on left /desktop pc components/cpus/intel cpus/ then select from available options ie p2
     
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    yeah, when searching for the older pII/pIII, you'll have to use roman numerals to get better results.
     
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    core, what motherboard do you have as might be possible to go higher then 450mhz?
     
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    The motherboard is one from a Dell Dimension XPS R450. Currently I have a 550 MHz Pentium 3 inside after a BIOS downgrade to A09. I just don't know if it is safe to keep that there. I read that the Pentium 3 Katmai processors draw more amperage than the Pentium 2 that I had inside. Its been working fine inside for 3-4 days though with several 100% CPU stretches. I read everything at the link below.
    http://www.roberthancock.com/dell/xpsrproc.htm
     

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