Intel Antiques help pls

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Hello,
guys before everything i would like to ask you not to say get new pc and stuff like that please.THANKS
so i have really old pc intel celeron 2.40 ghz,1.5 GB DDR400 RAM,100 gb hdd,ati radeon hd 2600 pro agp 512mb and i was wondering since this cpu (intel celeron 2.40 ghz) has only 128kb of l2 cache is really slow compared to my intel pentium 4 1.80 ghz (which can be clocked to 2.40 ghz on mobo) so will this l2 cache from pentium 4 which is 512kb speed up things??thank for your time
 
It really comes down to the application. While cache can can help on a number of application it may not make a difference on others. If the Intel® Pentium® 4 1.8GHz is overclocked to 2.4GHz than you are likely going to a small performance boost in loading information from the RAM/HDD. The more you need to load the better the overall performance boost you are going to get.
 

bucknutty

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In my experience with the P4s, clock is the only thing that matters. The cache and the FSB make so little difference that they are not even worth thinking about. Go with the 2.4.

PS I have a bunch of p4s. I will give you a chip if you want. PM me.
 

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thank you for replies and i have placed the 1.8 ghz pentium 4 with 512kb cache in my pc and changed jumpers to 133 and now its 2.4 ghz.just like that celeron but with more cache ;) thanks man and what is strongest socket 478 you have??
 

rokopro

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my board is matsonic ms9167c can it support??it has hyper threading technology so i think it can??
and where do you live?
 

rokopro

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bro investing??i learned everything i know about pc's on this antique ;) and i just tokk parts..only money i paid was for ATI Radeon HD 2600 Pro AGP 512MB which costed me 30 $ ;)
 

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and since we are talking about new pc...i have mayor issue:i have core2duo cpu,3gb ram,nvidia 8800gt 1 gb and when i try to turn it on i click and nothing happens.all the fans work and i hear normal noise but nothing on screen.i know this is not right forum part so :S
 
im speaking its not intelligent to invest in such an old build. first of all theres a markup on such parts and you get no warranty.

well roko. have u tried uninstalling the heatsink. cleaning the old thermalpaste off with rubbing alcohol 77 to 100%. and than reapplying a pea size of thermalpaste, than smearing it with a business card evenly, than setting the cpu cooler back on, than restarting your pc.

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rokopro

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man i tried most of things and sry but heatsink makes no difference ;)
 

rokopro

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i have 100 % tried the following: with and without cpu cooler and heatsink,with and without ram,with and without cmos battery. :S
 

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i have 2 psu's one of them is passive MSI 550w and other one is active PointOfView 650w diamond black and when i try to turn on with passive msi it wont even spin fans and with active just spinning and no screen
 

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thanks fo all help man but its about psu.it was some weird named psu never heard of.i will probably just buy a new mobo because new active PSU is like 200 $ in my country so i will change mobo because my current one Intel Desktop Board Extreme i really cant remeber the model requires active pfc so my next choice is mobo ..