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Jolo · 03-10-2009, 02:38 PM

Hi guys!

Im having huge problem identifying my cpu socket. Ive tried using both cpuz and pc wizard 08. Im interested in buying a new cpu for this laptop preferably a dual core, but i need to know which socket i am bound to /am i bound to buy a celeron?). The motherbords manufacturer is dixonsxp and chipset is: intel i943/940 gml rev. 03 (according to cpuz). Southbridge is: 82801 ghm (ICH7- M/U). Biosversion is 1.10.dix.

my current cpu is a intel eleron m 430 1,73 ghz

edit: do you think i can use an "intel core duo t2300 e", which is a dual core processor for socket m. According to cpu-world my present celeron is also a socket m processor. However, i know to little about theese things so i hope to hear some comments from you. But if its possible to use the core duo t2300 e, it would definately be welcome.

thanks in advance
Jolo

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Jolo Registered User Join Date: May 2007 Posts: 46 OS: Win XP Pro	need help to identify my cpu socket Hi guys! Im having huge problem identifying my cpu socket. Ive tried using both cpuz and pc wizard 08. Im interested in buying a new cpu for this laptop preferably a dual core, but i need to know which socket i am bound to /am i bound to buy a celeron?). The motherbords manufacturer is dixonsxp and chipset is: intel i943/940 gml rev. 03 (according to cpuz). Southbridge is: 82801 ghm (ICH7- M/U). Biosversion is 1.10.dix. my current cpu is a intel eleron m 430 1,73 ghz edit: do you think i can use an "intel core duo t2300 e", which is a dual core processor for socket m. According to cpu-world my present celeron is also a socket m processor. However, i know to little about theese things so i hope to hear some comments from you. But if its possible to use the core duo t2300 e, it would definately be welcome. thanks in advance Jolo Last edited by Jolo; 03-10-2009 at 02:58 PM.