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Re: CPU upgrade
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Sat, 29 Apr 2006 20:07:59 EDT
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    Mouse: MOUSE, MO15K (WHEEL) _1689_ 
(http://parts.emachines.com/emachines/moreinfo.asp?product_id=68826)   Speaker: SPEAKER, SP-30A (AMPLIFIED) _1691_ 
(http://parts.emachines.com/emachines/moreinfo.asp?product_id=69018)   LAN: 
LAN, 10/100 Integrated   CPU: CPU, ATHLON XP 2200 CPEMAM2150XP  ODD1: CDRW, 
NEXGEN (48X) _2434_ 
(http://parts.emachines.com/emachines/moreinfo.asp?product_id=68825)   MB: MB, LV7MM2 MBEM2124L7V2  ODD2: DVD, NEXGEN (16X) FLAT _2510_ 
(http://parts.emachines.com/emachines/moreinfo.asp?product_id=68816)   FDD Model: 
FDD, SFD-321B/LTGNQ FDEM2097BLCK  CPU Fan Type: CPU H/SINK:DP5-6H53D-X1,A 
XP-2200+,W/Fan _947_ 
(http://parts.emachines.com/emachines/moreinfo.asp?product_id=1405)   Video: Video, Integrated   CHASSIS: CHASSIS, NEXGEN-2 MAIN CHASSIS 
FRAME   Memory: MEM, DDR-RAM 256MB (MAX. 2GB) _1848_ 
(http://parts.emachines.com/emachines/moreinfo.asp?product_id=68639)   HDD: HDD, 80 GB _100125_ 
(http://parts.emachines.com/emachines/moreinfo.asp?product_id=68919)   Power Supply: PS, 
250 WATT _1670_ 
(http://parts.emachines.com/emachines/moreinfo.asp?product_id=68833)   Keyboard Model: K/B:KB-9908,EN104K,PS/2,EMA,C-BLK/SLVR _2422_ 
(http://parts.emachines.com/emachines/moreinfo.asp?product_id=69020)   Modem: MODEM, 
V.92 56K _1447_ 
(http://parts.emachines.com/emachines/moreinfo.asp?product_id=68649) 
 
 Hi Dan,
This is what your machine has in it. 
The upgrade you want will not work, the difference being the type of slot  or 
socket the processor fits in. This upgrade would cost you more than the  
computer cost in the first place.
 I would recommend that you keep your present computer and just buy  outright 
a new CPU (tower) and use you present monitor keyboard and mouse.
 Look at the possibility of building one yourself. Nothing is more  
satisfying than to boot up one you built for yourself. In most cases  it will be faster 
and better than any production computer that you can  buy.
Hope this helps.
 
                    Bud Jarman

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