Recent content by shybri69

anybody???? Asus says it will work, but short of the speed....nada thing....

and thanks Marsay001 I do really appreciate any help :) thumbs up

personaly, I know an upgrade is 2 YEARS over due. I want to play around with my old one, I want a CPU that works, for an upgrade to the Pent. 4 I currently have onboard. The new system works just fine, gees, for over three freakin grand I would hope it works fine :) but I cannot say this...

BUT according to Asus' site, THEIR SITE, it does!!! :( :( :( :( that is why i switched :( I swear, as the good lord is my witness it's right there on their page, the only one difference is speed. They say 1.8, but I have a 2.8 but everything else, to, the, letter, is the exact same.

I have been working with computers since the age of 13 yrs, I am now 41 yrs old, but I have do admit when it comes to CPU's I am utterly useless. And for the record, again, I get nothing, nada, just the screen light blinking on and off, I am getting very frustrated and all my years mean...

I should add that I am running with a 32 bit processor and on the box it says, Intel 64 Architecture for 64-bit Computing. so do i need to have a system running at 64 bits?? which I can, I just didn't think it was required. Thanks again

I need serious help guys. just a few days ago I presented a problem with an older motherboard an Asus P5GZ-MX and trying to find a suitable cpu upgrade. I was supplied with an Intel Pent. E5400 which two people were so nice enough to come back and tell me that....well, ain't no way it's gonna...

cool thanks guys, I found an E6300 so I'll give that one a whirl :)

I will admit to being quite nieve when it comes to computers, although I have pulled a few apart in my time. My current system is old, about 4 yrs I'd guess. Specifically I wanted to update my processor. The old one was an Intel Pentium 4, running at 3.00ghz. The new one is an Intel Pentium Dual...