B BIGRICO88 Reputable Dec 26, 2014 41 0 4,530 Jul 13, 2015 #1 my computer right now is running a AMD A4-5300 APU at 3.40 GHZ, although the spu runs fine i want a quadcore cpu which this one only has 2 cores. i wanted to know if i could get a a8 or a10 cpu and just swap it out?
my computer right now is running a AMD A4-5300 APU at 3.40 GHZ, although the spu runs fine i want a quadcore cpu which this one only has 2 cores. i wanted to know if i could get a a8 or a10 cpu and just swap it out?
Solution O O Outlander_04 Jul 13, 2015 Open up the case . Somewhere on the mb will be the model number printed It will be in a format like Asus A55M-E In that case the "a55" tells us its an a55 chip set , and the "m" tells us the size of the mb
Open up the case . Somewhere on the mb will be the model number printed It will be in a format like Asus A55M-E In that case the "a55" tells us its an a55 chip set , and the "m" tells us the size of the mb
B BIGRICO88 Reputable Dec 26, 2014 41 0 4,530 Jul 13, 2015 #2 also this is the computer http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=9SIA0AJ35M7360&cm_re=a4-5300-_-9SIA0AJ35M7360-_-Product Upvote 0 Downvote
also this is the computer http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=9SIA0AJ35M7360&cm_re=a4-5300-_-9SIA0AJ35M7360-_-Product
O Outlander_04 Titan BANNED Nov 18, 2008 20,307 4 74,960 Jul 13, 2015 #3 You need to know what motherboard you have . Then look at the makers webpage for that board and find the CPU support list . That will tell you which processors can run in that board . Then head to pcpartpicker.com and find out what is available Upvote 0 Downvote
You need to know what motherboard you have . Then look at the makers webpage for that board and find the CPU support list . That will tell you which processors can run in that board . Then head to pcpartpicker.com and find out what is available
B BIGRICO88 Reputable Dec 26, 2014 41 0 4,530 Jul 13, 2015 #4 Outlander_04 : You need to know what motherboard you have . Then look at the makers webpage for that board and find the CPU support list . That will tell you which processors can run in that board . Then head to pcpartpicker.com and find out what is available how exactly do i do that Upvote 0 Downvote
Outlander_04 : You need to know what motherboard you have . Then look at the makers webpage for that board and find the CPU support list . That will tell you which processors can run in that board . Then head to pcpartpicker.com and find out what is available how exactly do i do that
B BIGRICO88 Reputable Dec 26, 2014 41 0 4,530 Jul 13, 2015 #5 Outlander_04 : You need to know what motherboard you have . Then look at the makers webpage for that board and find the CPU support list . That will tell you which processors can run in that board . Then head to pcpartpicker.com and find out what is available wait is it the chip set? Upvote 0 Downvote
Outlander_04 : You need to know what motherboard you have . Then look at the makers webpage for that board and find the CPU support list . That will tell you which processors can run in that board . Then head to pcpartpicker.com and find out what is available wait is it the chip set?
O Outlander_04 Titan BANNED Nov 18, 2008 20,307 4 74,960 Jul 13, 2015 Solution #6 Open up the case . Somewhere on the mb will be the model number printed It will be in a format like Asus A55M-E In that case the "a55" tells us its an a55 chip set , and the "m" tells us the size of the mb Upvote 0 Downvote Solution
Open up the case . Somewhere on the mb will be the model number printed It will be in a format like Asus A55M-E In that case the "a55" tells us its an a55 chip set , and the "m" tells us the size of the mb