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    zv6000 series wat socket do they support for cpu?

    Discussion in 'Hardware Components and Aftermarket Upgrades' started by [email protected], Mar 23, 2006.

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    was wondering wat socket do they support for the zv6000 series
     
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    Socket 939. What CPU do you want to fit in?
     
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    at the moment i have a sempron 3000+ i want to put a 3400 or 3200+
     
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    a64 that is
     
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    Check with CPUz the socket of the Sempron. Someone mentioned the other day that it might be 754 as well as 939.
     
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    HP used Skt 939 desktop cpu's in this series. So the Sempron should be upgradable to a Athlon64 upto 4000+. Dual cores from what I have heard arent supported by the BIOS and wont work.

    I am fairly certain HP never used SKt754 Semprons, but in any case it wont hurt to run CPU-Z to get confirmation.
     
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    i have a weird problem not sure if it is anything u know when the windows splah screen appears it kinds appears jerky like it stops then slowly appears, seems weird i put a new 60gb 7200 rpm just makes it seem slow when booting? alos one **** thing happened u know one of the screw heads is gone out of shape on the enclosement capsule for the hd. So i can't take one of the screws out as now screw driver i have can get a hold of the screen head?
     
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