What is the fastest processor I can put in a c800?

If ASUS says that is the fastest that will work on the board, then they should know. Incidentally processors don't run at 95 volts although some run at a power consumption of 95 watts. Besides there is not a faster AM2 CPU than the one you mention.

1) The Processor has the fastest memory. It is the Cache.
(L1, L2, and for some Processors, L3)
Operates at the same frequency rate ('Speed'), as the Processor.

It is a small memory area for the Processor.

2) Next is the Ram Memory. Random Access Memory.
Ram memory typically operates at HALF of the Processor's FSB.
It is the second fastest memory on the motherboard.

3) Next after the Ram Memory is the Harddrive.
Harddrive's have a Buffer.
Buffer is a Cache for a Harddrive. A small memory area.
The Harddrive is the third fastest memory.

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joecoolvette

this 1 was a hard 1..... took me all of 10 minutes
AMD Athlon 64 FX / Athlon 64 X2 Dual-Core / Athlon 64 / Sempron processor

your manual can be found here http://www.retrevo.com/search/v2/jsp/mytrevo/myTrevo.jsp?page=man

Your mobo rans in Athlon 64 socket 939 compatable processor. The fastest processor there is that you can install in this mobo is AMD Athlon64 4000+ Socket 939 Processor. =)

Possibly but would not be worth the cost and the fastest processor of the same type would still be extremely slow. I would sugest looking into getting a second hand PC with atleast a 2MHz processor.

U sure you can change the cpu on your laptop? Most are soldered in and not upgradeable. Meanwhile, the change you are proposing amounts to next to nothing and is not worth the time,effort, and expense.. If you really want to increase speed you will need a new laptop with faster processor than what you have.

The fastest processor that you can get right now on the market is the i7 from intel, it is the fastest on the market today. Core 2 duo performs faster than a pentium R

Hello Robrez,

To answer your question, THE fastest (supported for your Motherboard) is the Intel P4 3.06 (RK80532PE083512) from Northwood.

On P4's it matters what speed your ram is, so remember to check your ram settings after fitting.

You may see other cpu's that are faster but DONT bother... they are not supported for your board and you have a good chance that errors will happen if you fit them.

Hope this help.

The fastest cpu you can use on your mb is a pentium 3 800. Providing that you have the latest bios update.
check this link here.
You may need to download and install bios update from factory website .

i think you will find that you are in fact using the fastest speed processor for the socket 'A' type of motherboard as AMD has changed to socket 754 or 939 for dual core processors. You can clock the speed a little in the bios, if you go to the peocessor section in the bios and look at the clock speed probably set at 133MHZ you can move it up 1 increment at a time, eg 134MHZ and keep trying until the pc wont boot up, at which point you will have to reset the cmos settings JBAT1 terminal and then set it again to the fastest you got it to before it wouldnt boot.