Mhz Motherboard
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Dell Latitude Laptop c400 P3 866 MHz Motherboard w/ CPU
$19.99 |
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Asus CUR-DLS Motherboard w/ 2x 800 Mhz CPU & 128MB RAM
$70.00 |
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eMachines Anaheim2 Motherboard Socket 370 & 500 mHz CPU
$22.50 |
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Dell Dimension 6328C Motherboard w / 333 MHz Celeron
$23.50 |
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DELL INSPIRON 1100 MOTHERBOARD 1.133 MHZ CPU TOUCHPAD
$79.00 |
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Apple iMac 400 MHz G3 Motherboard
$19.99 |
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DELL LATITUDE LS Motherboard with 500 MHz CPU
$49.00 |
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DELL INS. 8000 MOTHERBOARD 750 MHZ CPU 32 VIDEO CARD +
$49.00 |
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DELL INSPIRON 2600 MOTHERBOARD 1.133 MHZ CPU TOUCHPAD +
$89.00 |
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DELL INS. 8000 MOTHERBOARD 850 MHZ CPU WITHOUT CPU FAN
$59.00 |
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MOTHERBOARD SUPERMICRO 370SSM 800 MHZ PIII & 128 RAM
$25.00 |
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Intel D865GVHZ P4 2.93 GHz 800 MHz Motherboard T3406
$9.95 |
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HP xw8200 Dual Xeon 800 Mhz FSB Motherboard 347241-004
$135.00 |
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HP xw8200 Dual Xeon 800 Mhz FSB Motherboard 350446-001
$135.00 |
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Dell AA730980-445 Motherboard w/ Celeron 500 MHz
$24.50 |
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HP Motherboard & CPU Pentium III 733 MHz 53-80389-00
$82.40 |
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Dell Motherboard E139761 w/ Pentium III 733 MHz CPU
$24.50 |
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AMD 33 MHz Motherboard 30-Pin SIMM P10-04C633300
$24.99 |
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Tyan S1696D motherboard, Slot 1, 300 mHz dual CPUs, RAM
$15.00 |
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Toshiba Satellite 2805 - S202 Motherboard P III 700 MHZ
$14.95 |
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Fujitsu Stylistic ST 4110 800 MHz MotherBoard CP132310
$53.10 |
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P61WT-Me PENTIUM III 500 MHZ MOTHERBOARD-TESTED
$14.99 |
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AGPA-9810-07532 MOTHERBOARD WITH IBM 6X86MX 266 MHZ CPU
$14.99 |
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Motherboard 20 mhz 386AT Page Mode
$24.99 |
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HP xw8200 Dual Xeon 800 Mhz FSB Motherboard 347241-004
$112.50 |
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Gateway 4000585 Slot 1 ATX Motherboard w/ PIII 450 Mhz
$24.50 |
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Asus MEB-VM Socket 370 Motherboard w/Celeron 400 MHz
$35.50 |
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ASUS P2L97 ATX Slot 1 Motherboard w PII 300 MHz CPU
$14.50 |
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Intel Motherboard P5900 R020 Pentium 133 Mhz Socket 7
$29.99 |
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Dell 25UXR Motherboard A12870-407 w/ PIII 800 Mhz
$32.50 |
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Intel CA810e Motherboard w/ PIII 500 Mhz and CPU Fan
$25.00 |
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Gateway 4000622 Motherboard A19243-204 PIII 677 Mhz
$33.50 |
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AMD K6-2 350 MHz Processor AMD-K6-2/350 + Motherboard
$2.99 |
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Server Motherboard MINIX Power Blade and 1 CPU 1266 Mhz
$0.99 |
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SONY PCG-F420 MOTHERBOARD 450 MHZ CPU LOWER CASE TESTED
$49.00 |
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Dell Dimension 25319 Slot 1 Motherboard w PII 400 MHz
$16.50 |
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Dell Dimension 8207C Slot 1 Motherboard w PII 300 MHz
$16.50 |
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MSI MB569 Socket 7 AT Motherboard w/ Intel PI 133 Mhz
$14.50 |
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Asus Intel Pentium II 350 MHz 512K Cache Motherboard
$70.00 |
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Sony Vaio PCG-Z505JS Motherboard P III 650 MHZ SL43X
$14.95 |
I’m thinking of upgrading my motherboard(1.3 mhz) to a one. Any suggestions?
Well, it’s time to finally upgrade my slow-azz 1.3 mhz motherboard to a faster one. Does anyone have any good suggestions, comments, tips before I blindly pick and have one installed? Anything I need to watch for? Anything I need to know before I do it? The good products? FYI: I’m doing this mostly to help with my online gaming. =)
First thing is that it’s not the motherboard that’s the problem, it’s the CPU. That would be the rather large (usually about 1-1/2 to 2 inches square) chip hidden under a fan on the motherboard. The motherboard is the large green “board” that everything connects to.
OK, so in order to upgrade your CPU you need to find out what chipsets your motherboard supports. When you boot you will see a string of numbers at the bottom left of your screen – best the push the PAUSE button when they appear because they are gone in a flash – to resume boot just press any key – write these numbers down because they are your mother board and bios numbers – preceding these numbers there should be (from memory) something like “VIA” or “ASUS” which is the manufacturer of your motherboard.
Once you know what kind of motherboard you have, go to the manufacturers website and find out what chipsets it supports. That’ll tell you just how fast of a processor (CPU) you can get.
I’m guessing that since your current CPU is 1.3 (probably Ghz since 1.3 Mhz hasn’t been around since Jesus was here)
that you may need to upgrade your motherboard as well in order to get any of the higher-end chips.