Looking for help to increase my FPS

[Arris]

BTW I believe your RAM is already in dual channel mode.
667mhz ≈ PC5200, wherever you're getting 333mhz from is probably only reading one stick.
RAM speeds don't make a big difference anyway.

Almost...
DDR = Double Data Rate.
FSB clock = 333, Ram clock runs at Double = 666Mhz.
It isn't 333Mhz per stick.

Dual Channel increases the memory bandwidth, which alleviates the issue of bottlenecking between processor speed/bus width and memory controller/memory speed.

The Intel Core 2 Duo CPU is the following "Compatibility details differ per processor revision"
So my question is if I upgrade my CPU then will I have problems doing this upgrade?

Looking at the site you linked, all that means is that are different revisions of the same processor and there might be different bios required for different ones, or just no compatibility. If you expand the row of information by clicking on the [+] on the far left you'll see:

 Spec# 	 Processor Frequency 	 Intel HD Graphics 	 Cache 	  Bus Speed 	 Min. BIOS Version 	 Compatible Board Revision 
 SL9ZF 	 2.66 GHz	         No	                 4 MB	  1066 MHz	 0010	                 All
 SL9S7 	 2.66 GHz	         No	                 4 MB	  1066 MHz	 0010	                 All

So if you have BIOS 0010 or newer you should have no compatibility issues with using that processor.

 

[speedy45]

oh k Arris I see what you mean than ok I will do that once I have the cash to do this upgrade. I was wondering is there a difference between Spec# SL9ZF or SL9S7 regarding The Intel Core 2 Duo CPU?

 

[Arris]

oh k Arris I see what you mean than ok I will do that once I have the cash to do this upgrade. I was wondering is there a difference between Spec# SL9ZF or SL9S7 regarding The Intel Core 2 Duo CPU?

Google

CPU World : SL9ZF (Intel Core 2 Duo E6700

Previous stepping - SL9S7
- OEM parts are available starting from Dec 15, 2006. Boxed processors are available starting from Feb 9, 2007.
- Changes in new revision of B2 stepping: extended HALT power was reduced to 12W

Looks like SL9ZF is the later version. Not much of a difference.

 

[speedy45]

oh k guys thanks for the info.

 

[hahahanoobs]

Dude needs a new CPU Athlon X3 equivalent or higher, paired with a supporting motherboard, and faster memory, (at the very least), plain and simple. And Vsync doesnt make frames your graphics card can't already produce, otherwise Red Dragon and Graphzilla would be out of business. Go look how an Athlon II performs with current gen hardware and games... yea it's bad, so yours my friend is below that... way below.

that's not true.
An even number of ram sticks in dual channel symmetric mode will effectively double speeds; they can be ddr2 modules or ddr3 modules.
Triple channel ram has been shown to have little increases to performance, so there is no "triple speed" mode per se, you just use faster ram.

Btw i believe your ram is already in dual channel mode.
667mhz ≈ pc5200, wherever you're getting 333mhz from is probably only reading one stick.
Ram speeds don't make a big difference anyway.

I'm somewhat familiar with the general prices, but i don't have a clue where you'd get a 65nm conroe core processor; i don't think newegg carries them anymore and i'm sure other sites have been phasing them out too.
Indeed you could get new amd based system for <$300 usd, but at that point your graphics card will be holding you back, and your power supply likely won't allow an upgrade.

roflmao!!!

 

[speedy45]

just to add to my PC Specs I did change my RAM from 2GB Kingston DDR2 667MHZ to Lexar DDR2 PC2-6400 800MHZ Dual Channel & my pc read the RAM as 667MHZ because of my motherboard can handle 667MHZ in Dual Channel.