How to upgrade the cpu in my compaq presario v5000 with v5204nr motherboard and celeron 1.46gb??

Compaq Presario SR1650NX Desktop PC Product Specifications there you can see general specs

Hi
The specs for this machine state that it is a motherboard with
"Socket 478 for Intel P4 Williamette and Northwood processors
Supports Intel Pentium 4 processor up to 2.8 GHz
Supports Intel Celeron processor up to 3.06 GHz (Prescott based Celeron with 533MHz FSB)"
In other words, any CPU that is not socket 478 ( a fairly old socket now) will not even fit on the board. You do not mention your current CPU so you need to compare it with the spec above to see if you can improve it. It is an old machine/motherboard, so your money might be better going towards a motherboard or system box upgrade.
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The processor is a Socket 775 processor and there are a lot of CPU's available and a good one is the Celeron E3400 it is a dual core running at 2.6 Ghz. it isn't too far removed from the original but will give you a noticeable improvement in performance. There are better available but I can't find any motherboard details for it.

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sounds like overheating , probably due to the cpu or gpu fan/heatsing loosing contact, even a little knock could have caused this

Hello,

The Compaq Presario SR2011WM supports following processors:

CPU/Processor

• Socket: 775
• Supports the following processors:
  • Pentium D 900 series Dual Core (Pressler, 65nm)
  • Pentium D 800 series Dual Core (Smithfield, 90nm)
  • Pentium 4 601 series (Cedar Mill, 65nm)
  • Pentium 4 600 series (Prescott, 90nm)
  • Pentium 4 500 and 501 series (Prescott, 90nm)
  • Celeron D series (Prescott, 90nm)

Hope it helped.

It depend on board read mother board manual

you said that you want to upgrade ur 1.79ghz celeron cpu.

to upgrade a cpu just check that the packaging of the new cpu matches with the motherboard.
and also check that the motherboard supports the new cpu that you are installing. check this in the manufactures site.

This is usually caused by a fault on the Motherboard, nothing much will help in this case except replacing the motherboard.