Where can I get a celeron d 2.8ghz x 533fsb x socket478

[oskyad1]

hi everyone, i wonder if someone can help me out, i have a new motherboard that requires a celeron -d 2.8ghz x 533fsb x 478 pin socket, where can i purchase this item
thanks
regards oskyad1

 

[KingCody]

well here are some

but no mobo "requires a celeron". what is your exact mobo make and model number? and what is your budget for a processor?

:wave:

 

[Cyber]

Hi sup... i got a link on some celeron d's they are socket 478 and are 533.... but i couldn't find one with 2.8 ghz.... any ways look at the link below... it is possible that ur mobo might support those chips as well... BTW what mobo r u using??

http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/Category/category_slc.asp?Nav=|c:22||c:1969||c:1975|

cyber

 

[oskyad1]

thanks cyber, checking the site

 

[oskyad1]

hi kingcody, i have a new biostar motherbourd that can only take the cpu i described or a p4 x 3.06ghz x 533fsb
thanks
oskyad1

 

[joked u 2]

here

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16819112186
$64

 

[oskyad1]

hi gamingmage, thanks for the quick info, the problem with dell pc components
not always are compatable with other makes of parts, i had a similar problem in the past,i'm using a new biostar motherboard which i had there sitting for a while and i'm trying to use it as it has a lot of good features on it, besides the cpu i described it can also take a intel p4 x 3.06ghz x 533mhz.
thanks again
oskyad1

 

[KingCody]

what is your motherboard's model number?

or can you provide a link to it?

 

[oskyad1]

hi, the m/board # is Biostar U8668D-Z20 Ver 5.0 VIA P4 M266A+VT8235
the site:- www.biostar.com.tw
thanks
oskyad1

 

[KingCody]

here is the official biostar CPU support list for your motherboard.

according to that lost... it can support pentium-4's and celerons with a FSB of 400MHz, 533MHz ,and 800MHz.

cheers :wave:

 

[oskyad1]

thanks, i'll follow it up,
cheers oskyad1

 

[Sharkfood]

Here's a site local to me that has a plethora of Socket 478 CPU's for cheap:
http://www.starmicro.net/SearchResult.aspx?CategoryID=28&WebID=2cc92177-fc8a-403e-9414-f95e8af70aad

I'd highly recommend going with a P4 CPU rather than a Celeron.