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I, by some time to replace my 1.7 Ghz processor with a more powerful 3 GHz. When I changed my RAM sticks, my PC was a PC2100. This is it just the motherboard or processor also goes with that, in short is it that I will change my RAM sticks, and when I want to redeem else does this will also PC2100?
In fact PC2100 is an indicator of the operating frequency of RAM, namely 266MHz which corresponds to a frequency of memory bus (FSB) of 133MHz.
In fact, I'm not even sure you can put a 3GHz in place of a 1.7 GHz. What is the mark and the reference of your motherboard? This will know the Typs support which processor you have and check the possibilities for change.
My motherboard is an Intel Pendleton D845PT
Do you need more info?
Thank you in any case
According to the notice of your motherboard you're limited to a Pentium 4 2GHz. You therefore can not install a 3 GHz model.