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    Which Celeron for the IFL90?

    Discussion in 'Other Manufacturers' started by ktrones, Jan 31, 2008.

  1. ktrones

    ktrones Notebook Enthusiast

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    I need a Intel part number to order a Celeron cpu for the IFL90, I'm confused as to which one works and so is the place I want to order one from. ktrones
     
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    Why would you buy a Celeron? Anyways, the current ones are socket P, the older ones are socket M.
     
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    ktrones Notebook Enthusiast

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    I don't chase the hardware but do chase the bang for the buck. I play mostly older then 3 years old games so don't need much. I could use the Intel part number though please?
     
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    Celeron is a brand. It doesn't have a part number.
     
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    Kdawgca rotaredoM repudrepuS RBN

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    I believe the Celeron 500(65nm) series will work.

    Look for the Mobile Celeron 530, Mobile Celeron 540, Mobile Celeron 540.

    A search will find online stores but if you cant find any stores look in Intel's website for the Product Order Codes and search for that.


    BTW, I recommend Dual core CPU.
     
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    I do realize Intel is a brand but the socket-p 530 celeron must have a part number to seperate it form the M series, I ordered one from a vendor and was told it was a socket-P, but the pins don't line up since they are moved by one down the right side, only way they line up is if the cpu is face up.
     
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    Yes, there are two variants for the 530-one socket P and one Socket M.
    (Wiki link).

    espec number(SLA2G) is Socket P so the part number should be these:
    according to intels website
     
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    Kdawgca Thank You! so much, the tech guy where I ordered from was so confused and out of his relm it wasn't funny. The website showed 2 cpu's but didn't list what was M or P, just Intel numbers. And tech was no help when he couldn't tell me which one was P. ktrones
     
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