Intel Cpu Install

April 9th, 2012 by admin


Video From Intel How To Install a 775pin cpu
Video Rating: 4 / 5

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25 Responses to “Intel Cpu Install”

  1. Comment byMrMagicalToast
    May 21st, 2011

    i bought a new fan, and it doesn’t fit. i have an intel core 2 duo, and it should be just like this, but it has holes for actual screws

  2. Comment byTheDarkEternity
    May 21st, 2011

    lol @ the outfit

  3. Comment byplatnumslayer7
    May 21st, 2011

    accent is a win.

  4. Comment byHensaStralem
    May 21st, 2011

    Wow. This video makes such a simple procedure look and sound so complicated. This is *not* rocket science, people. But that being said, it does make for a decent tutorial for absolute beginners (provided they haven’t been scared out of performing their own CPU installations).

  5. Comment byLegacycs
    May 21st, 2011

    i have 2 cpu’s but only one is running any way i can make both run? :)

  6. Comment byeskimO3184
    May 21st, 2011

    HEy Intel inside 4 is what i have!!!!! but im wanting to upgrade it not buy a new computer so if i buy intel i7 i could just do what you do right?

  7. Comment byNiksa123456789
    May 21st, 2011

    i was thinking about upgrading but this looks like some next level surgical precision is needed.

  8. Comment bytmpbm
    May 21st, 2011

    If I am changing my cpu but keeping same fan heatsink do I need to add thermal paste?

  9. Comment bykeod21
    May 21st, 2011

    @greatsmither, yes but 2.13ghz is still quite slow..

  10. Comment by1jtaztube
    May 21st, 2011

    Nice, new to the plastic twist scheme, thx

  11. Comment byCaprissMiss
    May 21st, 2011

    i broked my amd ;(

  12. Comment by1972FordF150
    May 21st, 2011

    @DarknessKingCoH I know, Thanks.

  13. Comment byDarknessKingCoH
    May 22nd, 2011

    @1972FordF150 they made both 775 and 478 P4s, the 775 are overall a little faster, and they can be upgraded to at least a Core2Duo.

  14. Comment byDarknessKingCoH
    May 22nd, 2011

    @greatsmither depends on what brand and the other specs of the faster processor. Most circumstances it won’t change speeds too much, just a little bit.

  15. Comment bygreatsmither
    May 22nd, 2011

    would you think upgradeing from a 1.60 ghz to a 2.13 ghz prosssors would actually make a diffrence?

  16. Comment byAndorzen
    May 22nd, 2011

    This Helped us alot, we had problems with the click screws, but watching the video got us to do right. Thank you mate.

  17. Comment byTuGo11
    May 22nd, 2011

    this is the best tutorial on youtube (for me)

  18. Comment byLIskimmer
    May 22nd, 2011

    why would he push it hes so stupid

  19. Comment bythegtabugmen93
    May 22nd, 2011

    that help me much

  20. Comment bynight3x
    May 22nd, 2011

    thermal grease?

  21. Comment byTheBrainlessGuy
    May 22nd, 2011

    he pushed the processor FAIL do not push todays processor!

  22. Comment by1972FordF150
    May 22nd, 2011

    @antscustomcomputers Oh, Thanks for the info ! do they still make replacement 478 Pin celerons ? or do you have to get a used one ?

  23. Comment byantscustomcomputers
    May 22nd, 2011

    @1972FordF150 there are 478 and 775 P4 and Celeron CPU’s. But 775 is more expandable since there are Core2Duo, Core2Quad, Pentium Dual core, Pentium 4 EE, and so forth.

  24. Comment by1972FordF150
    May 22nd, 2011

    I thought the pentium 4 processors were 478 pin not 775 ? I know the P4 processor I have is 478 pin and I also have a 478 pin celeron. What gives here ?

  25. Comment bybigbagron
    May 22nd, 2011

    Do most processors come with that fan/heatsink? I ordered a Pentium dual-core, I hope it’s included.