Need help please
Started by
iknowjohnny
, May 15 2008 08:29 AM
#16
Posted 16 May 2008 - 11:41 AM
#17
Posted 16 May 2008 - 01:37 PM
I'd think the 6mb one since it has more L2 cache, but my knowledge about the latest CPUs is a tad lacking, so if someone else has a different suggestion, go with theirs haha
#18
Posted 16 May 2008 - 09:50 PM
hi again
yep it sounds like it could very well be the CPU. that would make sense as well, because the CPU would overheat at different times depending on its initial heat level.
in terms of your motherbaord i looked it up on the internet (http://www.giga-byte...?ProductID=2456)
and you are able to use any type of core 2 duo processor (or extreme) but not a quad core. upgrading wouldnt be a bad idea, but from 2.13 to 3 wont make much of a difference.
you can replace the CPU with ANY new CPU and no changes will be made to your settings, or will need to be made. also, even if you do get a totally different mobo, then all you will need to do after installation is install all the drivers that come with it, nothing more. i have recently placed my HDD into a totally new pc and all i had to do was update my drivers. eveything else works fine (expect for re-activation of widows and adobe premiere pro)
hope that helps
max-a-million
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yep it sounds like it could very well be the CPU. that would make sense as well, because the CPU would overheat at different times depending on its initial heat level.
in terms of your motherbaord i looked it up on the internet (http://www.giga-byte...?ProductID=2456)
and you are able to use any type of core 2 duo processor (or extreme) but not a quad core. upgrading wouldnt be a bad idea, but from 2.13 to 3 wont make much of a difference.
you can replace the CPU with ANY new CPU and no changes will be made to your settings, or will need to be made. also, even if you do get a totally different mobo, then all you will need to do after installation is install all the drivers that come with it, nothing more. i have recently placed my HDD into a totally new pc and all i had to do was update my drivers. eveything else works fine (expect for re-activation of widows and adobe premiere pro)
hope that helps
max-a-million
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#19
Posted 17 May 2008 - 06:19 PM
Well, the CPU seemed to be the only component that i could find a possible reason for it to have fried. But turns out it was the mobo after all. I bought cpu from Frys after learning they would accept a return. That wasn't it so i brought it back in return for a mobo. They happened to have one older Gigabyte left that was the model that came right after mine, and luckily it installed without the need to reformat. It just had to install a few drivers and here i am. Thanks to all for the help. I really appriciate it.
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