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Core2Duo dual-core or Core2Duo quad-core.

You need to get a socket that is supported by your Core2duo e6600 .
Terry

This is usually a symptom of failed RAM.

A dual core processor has two cores (essentially, two CPUs on one chip). Core2Duo is a specific dual-core processor design. Thus, all Core2Duo CPUs are dual-core CPUs, but not all Intel dual-core CPUs are Core2Duo designs.

Essentially all current Intel consumer dual-core CPUs today are Core2Duo designs. They have different names, but vary mostly in terms of their FSB speed (mostly, how quickly data can be transferred to/from RAM) and in the amount of cache memory in the CPU (cache memory is a relatively small amount of high-speed memory on the CPU chip that stores frequently-used data and instructions; it can improve performance 4-15% or so, depending on the amount).Best Regards, Luis.

Hi,
You can choose these of the following processor
1.Core2Duo.
2.Dual Core
3.Pentium IV.
4.Core2Duo R.



If you have any more query then get back to me here.


All The Best.


With Regards:-
Subhankar Ghosh

"ASUS P5KPL-CM Bios Problem with Core2Duo 2.8 Ghz Processor."

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u could either buy extra fan I have the same IntelDG31PR motherboard with core2duo 2.4. I have 3 Fans in my computer plus processor fan your only option is to buy a new fan

The processor upgrade defends on your motherboard if it supports a processor like Core2Duo, because it all depedns on the motherboard if you can upgrade processor and RAM ,if you buy a new processor and its not supported by your motherboard it will be a wast, but if your computer manufacturer told you that your motherboard can supports a processor like Core2Duo go ahead upgrade to it , that will definitely make teh computer faster and better sicne Core2Duo is a high end processor right now..

Hope that helps...........

70 degrees is a tad high, I'd suggest buying an aftermarket heatsink or re-seating your current one.