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To: ComradeBrehznev who wrote (140420)7/30/2001 1:50:29 PM
From: Paul Engel   of 186894
 
Re: "Tech question on Celeron upgrade: if I replace a Cel with faster grade, does it set the jumpers automatically? Can I replace a Cel with a PIII directly with no other changes?"

That depends upon the Motherboard you are using.

If by chance you have an Intel i815E motherboard (D815EEAL/EEA2, etc.), the BIOS recognizes the CPU on boot up - Celeron or Pentium III - and configures the MB accordingly - no muss, no fuss.

If you don't have an Intel Motherboard, better check your MB Manual and documentation.

Paul
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