Dell Latitude D600

[Chakanevil]

The dell Latitude mobo supports a fsb of 400mhz, I have a dead Acer Aspire with a Celeron M 575, which has a fsb of 677, both processors are 468 pins, although the d600 has a Socket 479/ Socket mPGA478C and the Celeron M has a socket P, would I be able to use the Celeron M 575,if so could I set the fsb of the d600 to 677 without damaging it, or would it be best to underclock to 400mhz mobo max? would it even work is the first question.

Email:Chakanevil@gmail.com

[Guest]

The D600 is a 478-pin micro FC-PGA
1.38" x 1.38" (3.5 cm x 3.5 cm)


and the Celeron M is a 478-pin micro FC-PGA
1.38" x 1.38" (3.5 cm x 3.5 cm)

Bus speed (MHz):667
Clock multiplier:12

Manufacturing process 0.065 micron process with copper interconnect
Data width 64 bit
The number of cores 1
The number of threads 1
Floating Point Unit Integrated
Level 1 cache size ? 32 KB instruction cache
32 KB write-back data cache
Level 2 cache size ? 1 MB
Features
MMX technology
SSE
SSE2
SSE3
Supplemental SSE3
Execute disable bit ?
EM64T technology ?
Low power features
Core C1/AutoHalt, C1/MWAIT, C2 and C3 modes
Stop Grant mode ?
Sleep mode ?
Deep Sleep mode ?
FSB low-power enhancements

Electrical/Thermal parameters
V core (V) ? 0.95 - 1.3
Minimum/Maximum operating temperature (°C) ? 0 - 100
Minimum/Maximum power dissipation (W) ? 26.41 (Deep Sleep mode) / 45.31
Thermal Design Power (W) ? 31

supposely the mobo can hold up to a 2.1ghz

[chakanevil]

no one ever answered the question

[gshv]

You need to find out what socket is in your dell Latitude laptop, then it will possible to tell whether the Celeron M may be compatible with the Dell laptop or not. Socket M, socket P and socket mPGA478C all accept processors with 478 pins, but the sockets are not compatible with each other. Please post what processor was in your Dell laptop.

Gennadiy