Do you have any information on a P55 VP motherboard?
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Try the source link below\n\nBrad says:\nHere's a link to the manual for that board in case you don't have one:\n\nftp://ftp.epox.com/support/motherboard/manuals/p55vp.pdf\n\nIt mentions K6 but not -2 or -3. Vcore supports 2.5, 2.8, and 2.9. Not what the doctor ordered for most -2 and -3 chips but I think a previous thread got into the more rare -2 chips that run at 2.5 volts, the imbedded processor and/or mobil models if I remember right, so there should be a chance. Check the following page for AMD docs and ID info on them:\n\nhttp://www.amd.com/us-en/Processors/TechnicalResources/0,,30_182_739_1102,00.html\n\nA BIOS update may also be required for the board to recognise and properly use a -2 or -3. Latest BIOS dated\n04/22/1997 is at:\n\nhttp://www.epox.com/html/english/support/motherboard/bios/vp.htm
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is very simple get a normal motherboard and cheap and it works thats all..p4 would be better..
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This depends on several factors. You say the motherboard is setup for a p4, but there are many kinds of P4's. You need to verify the core is ok for the new board, that it is the correct socket type, bus speed, you'll also probably need a new cpu fan/cooler.
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Below is a link to Newegg.com  and ZipZoomFly.com motherboards.  Both websites are very good.  ZipZoomFly usually has free 2nd day shipping.
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I just tried the Vista 57xx build and even with a P4 3.6 ghz, geforce fx 550 256mb graphic card and 1 gb of ram, it WAS SO SLOW. Even if the website requires only 1.6 ghz or what have you, Vista asks for alot of power. So unless Microsoft is willing to lower the vista components, your going to have to upgrade to at least the Geforce 6 series or your p4.  \n\nIf your willing to spend money, i recommend getting a PCI- express compatiable motherboard since PCI-express graphic cards will surpass the AGP and  the pCi express graphic cards ARE ALOTTTTTT CHEAPER!!! Besides that  =/
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I can't find any info on that... try calling the local computer guy (every town has one!) He might be able to borg it together for you.
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try the AMD website. I did this for intel and it worked well.
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You should either modify your question or repost.\n\nWhat new pentium processor - version number, etc.\n\nWhat do you want to know about it?\n\nPeople can't be expected to answer your question as posted as there is nearly 0 data to respond to, and it is ambiguous: you could be asking if there is going to be a new one, or you could be asking about an existing one.
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You need to post your motherboard model and probably serial number to get someone to answer that for you.
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Never heard of a socket N. You said it's a P4 1.8GHz, then it's most likely a socket 478 P4 motherboard. It depends now if you need a mobo with or without an onboard graphics controller.\n\nMaybe one of the following mobo's fit your requirements\nhttp://www.geeks.com/products_sc.asp?cat=469\nhttp://www.newegg.com/Product/ProductList.asp?DEPA=0&type=&description=motherboard+478+socket&Submit=ENE&Ntk=all&N=0&minPrice=&maxPrice=&Go.x=14&Go.y=28
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Please view this URL :\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Computer_hardware\nYou will get a complete list, plus links to relevant sites/pages, for additional information as well.\nHappy hunting !
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Sure, it's possible, but some motherboards pose a limitation on processor speed and use different sockets, like the motherboard I have now supports from Pentium 4 1.4 to 3.06 GHz and Celeron 1.7-2.8, but looking at your specifications on the HP website, you have an Intel Celeron (TM) 733 MHz processor. That is the height of the Pentium 3 or 4 area, which means you can probably expand it with the existing motherboard, but not by much (probably another 200MHz).\n\nSince it is a manufacturer motherboard, chances are it is further limited to the amount of processors it can support. The supplier of your motherboard, but 1. HP doesn't release the model number of it and 2. The English version is down for whatever reason and I can't read Korean ;-) .\n\nAlso, most retail outlets would only stock the more "modern" parts (e.g. 2.0+ GHz range), you're less likely to find a processor unless you go on eBay, but even then it'll need the accompanying motherboard, but even that poses its own dilemmas.
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http://www.acorp.com.tw/eng/download/download02.asp?pronameid=157&lineid=1\n\nit is an acorp motherboard
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this one here --->  http://www.pcmech.com/byopc/
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go to http://www.sisoftware.co.uk/ for a excelent tool which will give you modules for every part of your p.c including motherboard,it also gives you your windows product key which is handy to know if you havent got one\n      this also gives info like max memory that can be fitted and graphic card info
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Try this website:  http://www.overclockers.com
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honestly, junk it \n\nmuch cheaper than searching 4 old processors not knowing if they work at all\nget a new p4 nope, get a pentium dual core ... just say yes ... lottsa ideas then