MacPro Dual Core upgrade to Quad Core X 2, Help Me!!
MacPro Dual Core upgrade to Quad Core X 2, Help Me!!
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Apr 22 2007, 04:42 PM, updated 19y ago
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Hello guys! I need some advise on this matter. I just purchased a macpro 2.66GHz Intel Duo Core processor for my company recently. I heard there's a new 3.0GHz Quad Core released, but it is a configure to order option. Do you think i can upgrade my processor without voiding the warranty? And does it work with my current motherboard? Can the processor be bought separately instead of buying a new macpro? Your advises are very much appreciated.
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Apr 22 2007, 04:53 PM
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QUOTE(ButterCupS @ Apr 22 2007, 04:42 PM) Hello guys! I need some advise on this matter. I just purchased a macpro 2.66GHz Intel Duo Core processor for my company recently. I heard there's a new 3.0GHz Quad Core released, but it is a configure to order option. Do you think i can upgrade my processor without voiding the warranty? And does it work with my current motherboard? Can the processor be bought separately instead of buying a new macpro? Your advises are very much appreciated. OK i try and explain in bullet points easer (+ i am too lazy to type full sentences 1. there is little point in upgrading to the new quadcore processors unless u work for pixar or something and do ALOT of graphical work 2. many programs are yet to be optimised for dual core let alone QUAD-Core. It's just bragging rights at the moment, the prices of quad core processors will drop soon enough 3. It is impossible to upgrade those without voiding warantee, the only things i think u can upgrade without doing that is the VGA card and thats a big maybe and RAM (which i am pretty sure can). 4. Whether or not it works with current motherboard is not sure too, depends on the socket of the processor, i am not sure, research helps. 5. Processors can be bought seperately but buying 2 of them are like spending the same price as new iMac for them. conclusion: save money and buy me a macpro hope this helps |
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Apr 22 2007, 05:01 PM
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This is what someone did and the results:-
http://asia.cnet.com/reviews/pcperipherals...61967942,00.htm |
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