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[HHarris]

If I add the Core 2 Duo E8600 to My PC, does it Still remains as a Celeron Processor? Thank U in Advance 4 Your Prompt Responce!!

 

[cliffordcooley]

No. The motherboard will never function, as if there is a different CPU installed. It will only boot, if it recognizes the components that are installed.

Check your motherboard vendor for a compatible CPU list.

 

[HHarris]

So it will B higher than the Celeron Processor that's already installed, Correct??

 

[cliffordcooley]

Not knowing exactly which Celeron you have. I can only speculate, and say the answer is yes but only by a small margin.

Intel Core2 Duo E8600 vs Celeron D 352

And without knowing your motherboard and BIOS revision, I can't advise on one either.

 

[captaincranky]

The Core 2 Duo E8600 is an ancient LGA 775 socket. I have no idea what Celeron you're talking about. All the recent models would be LGA 1151 sockets, and in no way are compatible.

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FWIW, Any LGA 775 Celeron ever offered, will absolutely NOT outperform the C2D "Core" CPU you already have in the machine.

If you're a hard core modder, you could always bang a new Celeron with a hammer, and see how that works out for ya.

 

[HHarris]

I will find out & get back 2 U as soon as Possible! Thanks Again! C U Soon!! ?

 

[HHarris]

I mean about the Motherboard & All!??

 

[captaincranky]

I will find out & get back 2 U as soon as Possible! Thanks Again! C U Soon!! ?

Is it really too much trouble to spell out the words "you", and "see"?

Hint: This is a tech forum, and not a text messaging "app".