🚀 go-pugleaf

Well since you want to stick to intel you can always buy the 1GHz PIII as
long as your mobo supports it. Overclocking the Celeron to 1GHz is beyond
anyones dreams, not only yours :-) (sorry to say it this way but its the
truth) provided that the Celeron has a multiplier lock so the only thing you
can do is raise the fsb to 100 so you will get at most 900 MHz but i don't
know how stable. In the unfortunate case that your mobo doesn't support the
1Gz PIII then you should change your mobo too. A faster vga card would also
help your system's speed and a 128mb dimm as well. I would recommend the ati
radeon 64mb vivo. Note that if you change motherboard you may have to change
modem too since few new mobos come with ISA anymore. I hope i helped. Good
luck.


"Loupole" <Loupole@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:MuTy6.1002$ndm.38994024@news.xtra.co.nz...
> Right about 7 years I build a Computer from nothing it was a Pentium
166mhz
> then I upgraded to a 233mhz. Now I have a Celeron 600mhz running all my
old
> parts and it works well but now I find it slow compared to other machines
I
> used.
>
> I want to know what I can upgrade to get the full speed it needs to get
> ahead with the computer age. I was thinking of a 1ghz since prices are
> droping or should I wait and get a P4 1.5 ghz and go with that.
>
> Or can I overclock my 600mhz to at least 1ghz or am I dreaming ??
>
> This is what i have in my machine to give you a idea.
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> 600mhz Celeron
> 48x CD Rom
> HP 9100 CD Writer
> 2x 1.44mb Floppy Drives
> 20Gb Hard Drive (Seagate) 7200rpm
> 8mb Premedia 2 Graphics Card (AGP)
> ATX Abit 133mhz Motherboard
> Sound Card (Basic) (PCI)
> 56k Modem (ISA)
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> I rather stuck to Intel.
>
> I just use my computer home use for Games and Internet stuff.
>
> E-mail me at Loupole@hotmail.com
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