..then i belive that celeron will satisfy your need very wellbeedubaya said:I am not interested in gaming on it. I am also wanting to get by as cheap as humanly possible
beedubaya said:I have a gaming system with an Opteron 165. This is a seperate system I'm wanting to build to replace an old emachines pentium 3 i have. What motherboard would be fit to go with a budget system?
DonNagual said:Upgrading emachine motherboards can be tricky. You first need to find out if it is a standard motherboard you have in there. The older emachines use special connections from the PSU to the motherboard. In other words, you may not be able to pop just any old motherboard in there. Do some googling to find out if anyone has successfully installed a new motherboard in that case (using the stock power supply).
Rage_3K_Moiz said:U can get dual-core Celerons too but that might not be necessary unless u need a budget solution to video encoding and the like.
Yeah? I thought it was. Thanks for clearing up the confusion! Probably some bright guy at Intel who thought it up to make fools of consumers. Go AMD!AtK SpAdE said:Uh...Dual Core Celerons? Dont get the Celeron D confused with the Pentium D. The "D" in celeron simply means it is built upon the Prescott Core.
Rage_3K_Moiz said:Ummm ZeroCount he already has a gaming system so he needs this one to replace his old P3. I believe the Celeron can do that more than capably.