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Anonymous Posted on Sep 04, 2007

Upgrade Good day! I Dell Dimension 5100, P4 3.0 GHz with Ht tech..I would like to know whether I can upgrade it to Intel core 2 duo..what are the things do I need to make this happen? thanks a lot.

  • Anonymous Sep 06, 2007

    Good Day! this are the Specs of my Dell Dimension 5100:
    ? Intel 945G ChipSet
    ? Socket LGA775 Supporting Pentium 4 5XX/6XX Processors 2.8-3.8 GHz
    ? Hyper-Threading Technology Support
    ? 800/1066 MHz system bus
    ? 4 Dual Channel DIMM Support for DDR2 400/533MHz
    ? 4 GB MAX system memory
    ? 1 16x PCI-Express Video Slot
    ? Integrated Intel 950 Graphics Accelerator
    ? Integrated 10/100 Lan
    ? Integrated AC97 Sound
    ? 2 Serial ATA Hard Disk Connectors
    ? 1 ATA-66/100/133 IDE Hard Disk Connector
    ? One Floppy Connector
    ? 2 PCI Card Slots, 1 1X PCI Express
    ? 5+2 USB 2.0 Ports
    ? 5.1 Surround Sound Audio Ports
    Can I upgrade this to Intel core 2 Duo?

  • Anonymous Oct 15, 2007

    thanks mlitty...my board is DELL RD203

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Hi there,did u successfull upgrade?

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According to this cnet.com (http://reviews.cnet.com/desktops/dell-dimension-5100-pentium/4505-3118_7-31429803.html) the dual core is not an option. I'm not sure if that means that Dell doesn't offer an upgrade, or if it's not possible. First, open your tower and look over the Motherboard for the manufacturer and model. Once you have those, google them and look for the specs of what cpu's are supported by that motherboard. If you can and do decide to upgrade, check with the CPU manufacturer to see how strong of a power supply you need for the more powerful CPU. You're might be ok, but you might need to upgrade the PSU (Power supply) with the processor. From your description, I can't tell what motherboard is in your Dell. That will be the limiting factor. Get the motherboard specs and you'll know what you can do.

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