MB cpu support

[harry66]

Hi everyone im stuck .
I have a old spare computer that works well MB D945GCLG2 and cpu E5400 intel 2.7 mhz. dual core
775 chip set 945 something like that . with 4 g ram 500 w PS 8800gts 640mb.
Its a spare computer but I wish to upgrade my CPU and I cant figure it out if I can upgrade or not .
Ive tried Google search but it doesnt recognize my MB , the search pop up as D945GCLF2
and my MB reading on CPU Z showing Muslim Arab language that I dont have a clue what it is its suppose to be a intel MB from another world , maybe im wrong on that department , I wish it would be English .
Its a 2 MB chip im not sure if I can go 4 MB or would the Bios would be the same I dont know , Im not a computer wiz , I do have some knowledge , if anybody could throw at me a few chip set # that could be compatible with my old beast would be very very appreciated , im stuck Thanks

 

[Cycloid Torus]

Wonder if you can copy from CPU-Z and paste in Google translate...

 

[harry66]

I think e7600 may work but I dont think its worth it compare to e5400

 

[cliffordcooley]

http://skyline-eng.com/gateway-emachines-coryville-2-motherboard-4006173r-intel-d945gclg2/
http://www.ascendtech.us/emachines-coryville-2-motherboard-d945g_i_mb4gwecoryville.aspx

Processor:

• Intel® Core™2 Duo processor in an LGA775 socket with a 1066 or 800 MHz system bus
  
• Intel® Pentium® D processor in an LGA775 socket with an 800 or 533 MHz system bus
  
• Intel® Pentium® 4 processor in an LGA775 socket with an 800 or 533 MHz system bus
  
• Intel® Celeron® D processor in an LGA775 socket with a 533 MHz system bus

Your motherboard does not support CPU's on a 1333 MHz system bus.


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[bazz2004]

The advice you've been given is accurate. I've just made an upgrade to my old desktop which had the E5400 (2.66Ghz) processor and 3Gb of DDR2 ram. I bought, second hand, a 2Gb stick of ram and the top of the range E7600 both of which were very cheap. Now I'm running a 3.06Ghz dual core with 4Gb ram which is the max that W10 32 bit can use. The speed increase is minimal - just about noticeable. The motherboard cannot use DDR3 ram so putting a quad core processor in isn't worthwhile. The job took me less than half an hour and I like messing about with computers. For a big performance increase you'd need to replace the motherboard, processor and ram. You might as well buy a new desktop. An SSD drive would perk things up but again they aren't particularly cheap.

 

[harry66]

http://skyline-eng.com/gateway-emachines-coryville-2-motherboard-4006173r-intel-d945gclg2/
http://www.ascendtech.us/emachines-coryville-2-motherboard-d945g_i_mb4gwecoryville.aspx

Your motherboard does not support CPU's on a 1333 MHz system bus.


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ty for all your help and advice , I think ill leave it alone as it is thanks cheers

 

[bazz2004]

Your desktop is adequate for general purposes. An E7600 boots loads W10 a few seconds quicker than with the E5400 but that's about it.