hi evreyone, i've herd some good things about this place...
anyways, i have a GIGABYTE K7 triton series, KT600 moutherboard
(im reading this from the box). and i have a 1.9 ghz amd sempron processor, and im looking to get a better one,preferabley under 200 dollars, one that will run my games better (battlefield 2) i've looked for some and i cant seem to find any decent ones that are in my price range... please help me :undecided
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| All other Hardware - looking for a better processor... posted in the Hardware forums; hi evreyone, i've herd some good things about this place... anyways, i have a GIGABYTE K7 triton series, KT600 moutherboard (im reading this from the box). and i have a ... |
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looking for a better processor...
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and my processor is socket a... i found this one... http://www.tigerdirect.com/applicati...Tab=2&NoMapp=0
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Hey there 5LUG5L0 - sorry we didn't get back to you sooner...welcome to PCHF!
Could you post the EXACT model number of your Gigabyte motherboard. It will help us determine what processor is best for you  The model number is usually written on the motherboard itself somewhere.
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right above the ram slots it had a gigabyte symbol and "GA-7VT600 1394"
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Exactly what I needed my friend - here is a list of all of the supported processors for your board. Go for the best you can afford and don't forget to add more RAM at the same time
http://tw.giga-byte.com/Motherboard/...600%201394.htm
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wao thanks alot, that is mutch easyer then looking all over the net, thanks alot, but where would i find the place to buy these?
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Originally Posted by 5LUG5L0
That is the best choice i think for you to choose. You could go one step higher with this proc but it is an 50% increase in price for maybe 5% performance increase: http://www.tigerdirect.com/applicati...537149&CatId=0
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