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Precision 380 and Pentium D 805

Is it possible to put the Pentium D 805 in a Precision 380? If so, is it possible to set the bus speed to 800mhz instead of the default 533mhz?
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    Posted September 4th, 2006 02:00

    it should work since its s LGA775 processor, but not sure about the FSB increase, dont think the BIOS woudl allow it.
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    Posted September 4th, 2006 03:00

    I have several 380's and one has the P4 EE 820 that is 3.2GHz, the BIOS autimatically adjusts to the speed of the CPU.
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    Posted September 4th, 2006 03:00

    not the speed the FSB thats what hes asking for.
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    Posted September 4th, 2006 04:00

    The point I made is all the cpu's I have seen the BIOS auto adjusts for its specs, FSB included but I gues I did not make that clear enough.



    @JSarella wrote:
    not the speed the FSB thats what hes asking for.


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    Posted September 4th, 2006 05:00

    well even then, though the BIOS would adjust to teh FSB and specs of the CPU, teh FSB cannot be changed in the Dell System BiOS to my knowledge.
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    Posted September 4th, 2006 06:00



    @JSarella wrote:
    well even then, though the BIOS would adjust to teh FSB and specs of the CPU, teh FSB cannot be changed in the Dell System BiOS to my knowledge.



    Wow, if teh BIOS auto adjusts the FSB to the proper speed then why would you need to adjust it manually since it is going to be at the correct speed?
    Do you get it or what? In simpler terms there is no need to manually adjust the FSB since it will be at the speed the CPU runs on. No Dell supports FSB changes. A few XPS's allow raising the multiplier on extreme edition cpu's but that is not the same thing.

    You cannot adust the FSB but you do not need to since the BIOS will do it automatically clear now?
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    Posted September 4th, 2006 17:00

    yes sir i know, please refer to the original posters question, all i did was answer.

    he wanted to see if teh FSB could be OC'd to a faster speed using that processor, under the right circumstances, that 805 can run as fast as a Pent. D EE, when its OC'd and watercoled.
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    Posted September 4th, 2006 18:00


    @JSarella wrote:
    yes sir i know, please refer to the original posters question, all i did was answer.

    he wanted to see if teh FSB could be OC'd to a faster speed using that processor, under the right circumstances, that 805 can run as fast as a Pent. D EE, when its OC'd and watercoled.




    I missread his post every single time till just now! Thanks for your patience :)
    I was not getting the fact that he wanted to OC rather that he thought he would have to adjust it, my bad ;)

    Message Edited by tphillips63 on 09-04-200602:23 PM

    Message Edited by tphillips63 on 09-04-200604:45 PM

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    Posted November 7th, 2006 12:00

    Hello there,

    Not a relevant question but could you link me to where i could find a heatsink & cover for the Precision 380 MB ?

    patrick_giovannini@hotmail.com
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    Posted November 7th, 2006 16:00

    http://cgi.ebay.com/Dell-Dimension-9100-HeatSink-Precision-380-Cooler_W0QQitemZ330047122369QQihZ014QQcategoryZ80149QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem?hash=item330047122369