Find a motherboard for a celeron 533 processor.

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I've got a computer with a 533 celeron processor, ppga 370pin socket that
I want to replace the motherboard on, I'm sick of fighting the onboard
audio/video and have no open pci slots. What else do I need to know about
this processor before buying a motherboard? Can anyone recommend a place
online to look for a motherboard?
 
Machine Messiah said:
I've got a computer with a 533 celeron processor, ppga 370pin socket that
I want to replace the motherboard on, I'm sick of fighting the onboard
audio/video and have no open pci slots. What else do I need to know about
this processor before buying a motherboard? Can anyone recommend a place
online to look for a motherboard?
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Try compgeeks.com - they often have older and used parts for sale....
They have an Epox socket 370 MB on sale new right now....

http://www.compgeeks.com/details.asp?invtid=EP-3VHA&cat=MBB

Good Luck!
ECM
 
I've got a computer with a 533 celeron processor, ppga 370pin socket that
I want to replace the motherboard on, I'm sick of fighting the onboard
audio/video and have no open pci slots. What else do I need to know about
this processor before buying a motherboard? Can anyone recommend a place
online to look for a motherboard?
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If you're going to replace the motherboard then replace the CPU also.
Rather than going through the hassle of trying to find a motherboard for
an obsolete processor for a few dollars more you can get a modern system.
If you look on pricewatch you'll find AthlonXP 2600 motherboard combos for
$100.
 
If you're going to replace the motherboard then replace the CPU also.
Rather than going through the hassle of trying to find a motherboard for
an obsolete processor for a few dollars more you can get a modern system.
If you look on pricewatch you'll find AthlonXP 2600 motherboard combos for
$100.
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I just bought the processor a few months ago to replace a celeron 400.
I've decided to go ahead and upgrade to a 1.7 or 2.4 ghz celeron from
newegg.com. With the ram and the board I'll spend $250.
 
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