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May 31st, 2003 10:00

Supports Dell 4550 Motherboard Hyper Threading ?

hi

my system Tag# is 887ML0J

Is my motherboard supporting the Intels  Hyper Threading Technology ?   I have searched many times in this forum, but couldn't find anything ?

sorry , if this is a question, which has been asked many times ?

thx for all answers

cheers

Message Edited by sloomy on 05-31-2003 06:03 AM

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    Posted May 31st, 2003 10:00

    You have the 845PE chipset motherboard...

    http://www.intel.com/design/chipsets/845pe/index.htm

  • countryboy03

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    Posted May 31st, 2003 15:00

    Yes, the chipset are correct. But the onlt bad thing abotu it i that the board only takes 1GB of ram so I wouldnt ecen bother buyign the processor.

    RYAN

    Dimension 4550
    Intel Pentium 4 Processor at 2.53GHz
    256MB DDR SDRAM at 333MHz
    64MB GeForce4 MX Graphics Card with TV Out
    16X DVD-Rom Drive
    48x/24x/48x CD-RW Drive
    60 GB Hitachi Deskstar 7200rpm
    Harmon Kardon HK-395 Speakers
    Windows XP Home Edition
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    Dimension 2350
    Intel Celeron Processor at 2.0GHz
    16X DVD-ROM
    40x/24x/40x CD-RW ROM
    40GB Western Digital 7200 RPM Drive
    256Ram
    Windows XP Home Edition
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    Inspiron 2650
    Intel Pentium 4-m at 1.8 GHz
    DVD-CDRW Combo Drive
    256 Ram
    40GB 5400 RPM Hitchi DK Series
    Windows XP Home Edition
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    IBM
    AMD 548MHz
    224MB PC 133 Ram(3 sticks of a 32mb,64mb,&128)
    16x DVD Rom
    52x/24x/52x CD-RW Drive
    8 MB Video Card
    Do not have specs on sound card
    Windows XP Professional Edition

  • sloomy

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    Posted May 31st, 2003 15:00

    hi

    but my problem is the chipset software of intel shows me as the  chipset not only the 845PE, it shows also 845 G/GE/GL/GV ?? and not all of this chipsets are supporting  hyper threading ??

    My motheboard is not the same as shown at the intel's site. For example i haven't got an onboard soundcard with 6  Chanal output ?

     

    Message Edited by sloomy on 05-31-2003 11:04 AM

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    Posted May 31st, 2003 21:00

    sh** !! i haven't seen that ! You're right, i can upgrade the ram max. 1 GB !!!!  This really a bad news  ! I have another questions now:

    - Is Dell also selling motherboards( althoug they will be cost more and will be maybe not  good as the other motherboards) ? If yes, where can i buy it ( pls write a link for this)

    -Ok, if the chipsets are right, as i sad before, not all of them  are supporting  Hyper Threading !! So this means, i still have not became an answer for my wuestion ? Is MY motherboard supporting Hyper THreading ??

    thx for the answers

    cheers

  • Area_51

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    Posted May 31st, 2003 23:00



    @countryboy03 wrote:

    Yes, the chipset are correct. But the onlt bad thing abotu it i that the board only takes 1GB of ram so I wouldnt ecen bother buyign the processor.

    RYAN


    What does that have to do with HyperThreading? What do you use your computer for that you need more than 1 gig of memory?
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    Posted May 31st, 2003 23:00

    I agree with Area_51. With today's applications, why would you even need more than 1GB of RAM. Anything more is definitely overkill. As for the 4550 supporting Hyper-Threading, it certsinly does. You need to get a 3.06 CPU in order to utilize it. That piece of trash 845PE will not support the new 800MHz FSB or the slower Pentium 4 CPUs that support Hyper-Threading. You definitely have an Intel-based 845PE motherboard.
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    Posted June 1st, 2003 09:00

    hi again

    Ok, for now there is no need  more than 1 gb ram, but, a motherboard must be upgradeable, and -as Maverickman  said- this piece of trash 845pe have not this ability.

    But if you are sure, the hyperthraeding support is a very good news for me.

    Cause i'm thinking to buy a 3,06 cpu, and so i want to be sure ...

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    Posted June 1st, 2003 19:00

    As I said, the 845PE does support the 3.06GHz CPU with Hyper-Threading, but this is the only CPU that mobo will take that supports HT. The lower-end P4s with the 800MHz bus will support HT as well, but you'll need the new Intel 875 or 865 mobo to support them. The 845PE is already obsolete and ready for the dustbin.