Dell Latitude Laptop

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2 total messages Started by Paul Hathaway Thu, 30 Oct 2003 20:57

#3703

Author: Paul Hathaway
Date: Thu, 30 Oct 2003 20:57

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Hi All,

I have a Dell Latitude xpi with a Pentium ii 133 inside:

      Microprocessor type Intel� Pentium� microprocessor
      Microprocessor speeds 100 or 133 MHz
      Internal cache 16 KB
      External cache 256-KB pipelined-burst SRAM
      Math coprocessor internal to microprocessor
      Voltage 3.1 V

      System chip set Cirrus Logic Vesuvius-LS Core Logic
      Data bus width  64 bits
      Address bus width  32 bits
      DRAM bus width 64 bits
      DMA channels 8
      Timers  3 channels (speaker, DRAM refresh, and system clock)
      Interrupt levels  16
      Flash EPROM 256 KB
      Local bus 60 MHz
      PCI bus 30 MHz


I need to know if I can upgrade the Processor to at least a 166, will the
Board take one. I also need some more Memory.

Can anyone help??
Yours

Paul Hathaway

Re: Dell Latitude Laptop

#3702

Author: JT
Date: Fri, 31 Oct 2003 03:08

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On Thu, 30 Oct 2003 20:57:47 -0000, "Paul Hathaway"
<paulh@moorside97.fsnet.co.uk> wrote:

>Hi All,
>
>I have a Dell Latitude xpi with a Pentium ii 133 inside:
>
>      Microprocessor type Intel� Pentium� microprocessor
>      Microprocessor speeds 100 or 133 MHz
>      Internal cache 16 KB
>      External cache 256-KB pipelined-burst SRAM
>      Math coprocessor internal to microprocessor
>      Voltage 3.1 V
>
>      System chip set Cirrus Logic Vesuvius-LS Core Logic
>      Data bus width  64 bits
>      Address bus width  32 bits
>      DRAM bus width 64 bits
>      DMA channels 8
>      Timers  3 channels (speaker, DRAM refresh, and system clock)
>      Interrupt levels  16
>      Flash EPROM 256 KB
>      Local bus 60 MHz
>      PCI bus 30 MHz
>
>
>I need to know if I can upgrade the Processor to at least a 166, will the
>Board take one. I also need some more Memory.
>
>Can anyone help??
>Yours
>
>Paul Hathaway
>


Not likely to be able to go above the processor already installed. How much
memory do you have in it? Max is 40meg(8 on board + 2 sockets which can
hold 16 each).

JT

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