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February 8th 04 01:50 AM

Processor question presario 5240
 
I recently purchased the max processor for my presario 5240 (AMD K6 550MHZ)
along with new fan and heat sink. My question is: how difficult is it to
replace the processor? I would like to do it myself if possible.

thanks.....



HH February 8th 04 11:06 AM

Firstly, you won't see a major improvement going from a K6/2 400 ro a K6/2
550. That said, you will have to change several jumpers for the new
processor as follows
JP1 (clock multiplier)
Pins 1-2 not jumpered
Pins 3-4 not jumpered
Pins 5-6 Jumpered
JCK3 (CPU bus speed)
Pins 1-2 not jumpered
You will also have to rejumper JP3 for the correct CPU core voltages for the
550. (Check with AMD for the data)
J17 is a fan connector
There should be a label inside the case with jumper switch location and
info.

HH


wrote in message
. ..
I recently purchased the max processor for my presario 5240 (AMD K6

550MHZ)
along with new fan and heat sink. My question is: how difficult is it to
replace the processor? I would like to do it myself if possible.

thanks.....





February 8th 04 06:30 PM

Thanks HH.....Looks like a lot of work.....I may not try this myself after
all....


"HH" wrote in message
. net...
Firstly, you won't see a major improvement going from a K6/2 400 ro a K6/2
550. That said, you will have to change several jumpers for the new
processor as follows
JP1 (clock multiplier)
Pins 1-2 not jumpered
Pins 3-4 not jumpered
Pins 5-6 Jumpered
JCK3 (CPU bus speed)
Pins 1-2 not jumpered
You will also have to rejumper JP3 for the correct CPU core voltages for

the
550. (Check with AMD for the data)
J17 is a fan connector
There should be a label inside the case with jumper switch location and
info.

HH


wrote in message
. ..
I recently purchased the max processor for my presario 5240 (AMD K6

550MHZ)
along with new fan and heat sink. My question is: how difficult is it

to
replace the processor? I would like to do it myself if possible.

thanks.....








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