Most Pentium 4 processors were made for Socket 478 or 478B sockets, which mean they have 478 pins on a chip roughly an inch and a quarter square. All CPUs are made in specific form factors to fit into different sockets. Unfortunately I have to be the first to let you know that in this case your ideas on upgrading your systems by simply changing the processors just won't work.įirst of all a Pentium 4 (or Centrino, which is the mobile version) literally will not fit into any of the systems you mention. Patrick, I'm glad to see your enthusiasm to explore and expand on your computer knowledge. SOURCE: Upgrading IBM ThinkPad T20 Intel Pentium III to Intel Pentium 4 (one had this)Īnd they and only they set these rules. QX6700 is the highest that it will support. In side BIOS screen hit the command calledĦ: then boot order. The coin cell RTC battery is now dead, at 12 long years of service, 2 TIMES spec life. ok.?Ĥ: install it correctly, with heat sink, thermal grease and fan.įrom mini case to ultra sff, and not the same.ģ: NOW WAIT 15MINUTES, FOR caps in the PC to discharge fully. "called the qualified Processor list" only dell has. (dah factor 1, we are not dell)Ģ: tell Dell what P4, it is (it has a full number on top that you forgot to state.)ģ: upgrade bios if dell tells you it does this version of P4, and id does not? then back to P4 store for correct P4 only DELL told you can work.
Not running CPU nake,d no heat sink and fan is (super bad choice)ġ: ask dell first. RTC coin cell fresh, not dead,? 2.9vdc minimum.ĭead BIOS is wrong processor, or bad RAM.
So let me guess, you didnt ask DELL first.įor a list of processors this motherboard supports.Īnd the other processor (unnamed) works? (2nd shoe drops)ĭidnt upgrade the BIOS first, so it can support a larger list Only P4HT works here, not P4 older than 2003 sold.
P4 what, what does its lid stated, P/n FULL
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