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‎07-13-2011 10:13 AM
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i would like to know if i can upgrade my pemtium dual e2180 to a e6800 as a straight swop. on a dell motherboard okp561 in an optiplex 330 running windows 7 ultimate 32 x. any and all help would be much apreciated. george

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Adolfo_S_Intel2
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‎07-14-2011 09:40 AM
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Please contact your system manufacturer, in this case DELL*, so they can provide you a list of fully compatible processors for your DELL* system.

Keep in mind that the compatibility between the processor and the motherboard is determined by the motherboard manufacturer, not by the processor manufacturer, this is the reason that you need to contact DELL*.

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Adolfo_S_Intel2
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‎07-14-2011 09:40 AM
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Please contact your system manufacturer, in this case DELL*, so they can provide you a list of fully compatible processors for your DELL* system.

Keep in mind that the compatibility between the processor and the motherboard is determined by the motherboard manufacturer, not by the processor manufacturer, this is the reason that you need to contact DELL*.

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‎07-15-2011 10:50 AM
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Go to Dell web site get list of parts for your machine . it should list all available CPU for your machine .

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