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  I came across a 750 MHz on eBay G3 processor, mean't to improving a Mac PowerPC with a slower 233 MHz or G3 266 MHz processor. It is a good idea, I like my G3 minitour, but the 266 MHz really choking when you play games like the Sims high performance. I was wondering if this upgrade is a healthy option for the computer? I'm really not a lot of ins and outs of a motherboard, but if this upgrade is not a total fantasy and pretty easy to accomplish without slaughter my computer I would love to give it a go!

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  Aidyn

  The '750' is the number assigned to the PowerPC G3 processor: a PowerPC 750.  The processor speed is not 750 MHz.  A few years ago, when your beige G3 was not quite so old, there were third, faster G3 and processor G4 upgrades marketed for these models.  Even if you bump the processor speed, the speed of 66 MHz system bus will pass and you have dedicated graphics bus AGP.  All PCI video cards are installed in one of the 33 MHz PCI slots.  The offset that you are experiencing is due to a combination of hardware architecture very up-to-date of these computers in 1997/1998.  You could install a faster ZIF (Zero Insertion Force) processor upgrade card, but I don't think that you will experience results that you would hope for.  If I spend the money on a card processor used for a beige G3 in 2016, she will have to be a G4 and very expensive.  All of the money invested in upgrading to a beige G3 will exceed the current market value of the computer.  You can read old comments on these upgrades to accelerate your Mac 'area G3'.

• Tecra M2 PTM20E - 598 Mhz processor speed

  Hello
  I have no model tecra M2. PTM20E-4MP1N-GR.
  One of the problems was appear:
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  How to change on the rise?

  Tab CPU are not displayed in SWsetup.
  It is also not possible to change the standard configuration after reboot.

  Help, please. :)

  Best regards
  DarJan

  Hmm. very strange

  Did you change the motherboard or you did a hardware upgrade?

  As far as I know, such behavior can occurs after replacing the CPU or the motherboard.
  After the replacement of the microcode must be written again.
  If the technician forgets the microcode update then the CPU goes only to ~ 600 Mhz.

  I'd appreciate feedback.

• Why the CPU frequency will be just said to 1189 MHz when the X 230 had AC power ONLY (battery removed)?

  Dear all,

  I bought a X 230 (i7) laptop.  I found that has removed the battery from the laptop and use only the power supply with the X 230 Notenook.  The CPU frequency will said to 1189 MHz.  It will not change no matter how the laptop program is running.  The CPU frequency will increase to 2.9 GHz or up to Turbo when the laptop with battery or battery and AC power.  Why the CPU frequency will be just said to 1189 MHz when the X 230 had AC power ONLY (battery removed)?  This is not good.  No matter which setting in X 230 Notebook need to change?  Help, please.

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• Satellite Pro 480CDT: Watch 133 MHz instead of 233 MHz CPU

  I have an old laptop 480CDT that should have a speed of 233 MHz processor. However when I ran a test on it, it measures only 116 MHz.

  It runs very, very slowly, so I was wondering if there was someone who had this problem or knows if there is what I can do to try to resolve this.

  Hello

  Well, this unit is about 8 years.
  As far as I know the energy saver is preinstalled on new computers laptop Toshiba.
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• different processor speeds

  The VI of ESX5i customer reports CPU as E5630 @2 model. 53 GHz but processor speed shows that 1.6 GHz. It is a machine of R 510 dell with BIOS version 1.5.3. What is the actual speed?  and why it is showing different speeds? Is there any logic or just a restriction on the side of the BIOS? Any response will be appreciated

  Thank you

  

  You may have low power settings configured in the BIOS, change in the configuration.

  Also look on the host computer in configuration / power management, you will see the settings for the processors in there, you can select the properties to change.

  I always set mine to performance in both contexts.

• Satellite M30, the processor speed?

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  I received my laptop Toshiba m30 pentium 1.6 m John Lewis back after replacing the LCD screen. After using it for a few hours last night, I realized the fan did not come at once.
  I checked the speed of the cpu and it is fixed at 600 mhz. I can't change it much matter what I do. It was fine until it went for repair. I put the option always entirely in the bios, but it's still 600 mhz. Even playing DVD is the same and the fan never turns on. Before that happened for repair, there is a Toshiba power save option where you can set the speed to always high or dynamic etc., but now there is only an option to adjust the level, either 1, 2 or 3. Also, I had already updated the bios to 1.60 and when I looked after taking over it was 1.20? Is there a reason why Toshiba needed to do this? I updated the bios to 1.60 and its still the same.

  Hello

  looking at your history, it seems that you have had more than a replacement of the LCD screen. I guess the servicepartner has also changed the PCB (motherboard). If they do, they need to upgrade a special firmware to get the full speed of the CPU. If they fail to do this, the machine runs at a speed fixed 600 MHz. Just as you describe.
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• Tecra 8100: the wrong processor speed?

  I just bought a Tecra 8100 opportunity and told me the cpu speed to 800 MHz. This excerpt with the technical spec that I downloaded form the Support from Toshiba site.

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• Satellite M30-951 - processor clocked at 600 MHz (it must be at 1500) - high energy saving

  Hello

  earlier this year, a company has changed the case of my laptop. Since that time on the laptop was very slow. I thought it has something to do with the software, but after a new installation, the problem was not solved.

  Now, I used severel programs to check the speed of the CPU. Programms all tell me that my CPU Speed is 600 MHz (it must be at 1500 MHz).

  The laptop is connectet to current alternative and energy-saving is high. I did a bios update and spent setting the CPU in the Bios of dynamics to high. But no sollution.

  Then I saw that my fan does not (at the beginning, or when I use Notepad). I thought that his damaged, but I tested it on another laptop and the fan works perfectly with 5V.

  Moreover no program shows me the temprature, so I think the sensor of temprature or anything else is failure, so that the fan does not work and the CPU is at each time at 600 MHz.

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  Nassim

  Seems you have tried almost everything that can be done now.
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• Pavilion 15-n248sa: what processor speed is shown on the information sheet?

  I was recently going through all my stuff, work on which should be placed in a cell, when I found all the information about my computer sheets. On one of these journals, it says that I have an Intel Pentium Quad - Core 2.4 GHz processor N3520, but when I go into the control panel system page, it says I have an Intel Pentium Quad - COre N3520 2.16 GHz processor (it says 2.00 GHz when I was on windows 8.1, the preinstalled operating system, but has increased during the update). The processor name and model number are identical on the sheet and the Control Panel, but the speeds are different from almost 400 MHz, the origianal operating system and almost 250 MHz off now. I was wondering if it was because on the sheet, they wrote the overclock speed, or if HP has another way of mesuring the speed of the processor as the OS does.

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  Please see Intel® Pentium® Processor N3520 (2 M Cache, up to 2.42 GHz) to get answers to your question. Basis of the processor speed is 2.16 GHz, burst speed is 2.40 GHz, and according to the power state of the computer speed can be reduced to slot an of these.

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• I plan to upgrade my OS to El Capitan.  What are the processor speed and memory required for the operating system works well?

  I plan to upgrade my OS to El Capitan.  What are the processor speed and memory required for the operating system works well?

  I use a processor 2.3 GHz Intel Core i5 with DDR3 4 GB 1333 MHz memory.

  My last similar attempt on another machine resulted in a very slow computer.

  Thanks, Ron

  Apple says the following:

  General requirements

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  Your i5 is well able to support properly.

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• The processor speed and RAM for Hyperion 11.1.2.3

  Hi all

  Can I know where I can get the information below:

  For example, we are 4 dev servers. Installation modules: Foundation, Essbase, FDM, ODI, Planning Reporting

  for 50 users, how can we calculate RAM, processor, processor speed how?

  Documents or articles as well.

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  Mady

  Not wishing to be too dismissive but it's one of these "how long a piece of string fo do I need?' type questions."

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  As Essbase is always subject to a single processor by cube of pork, it is best to go for high speeds (3 Ghz +) processor more quanity of carrots for an essbase server.

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• Sizes of mixed memory in Dell R710 to reach speeds of 1333 mhz and 800 mhz

  We have some Dell R710 which was originally ordered with 48 GB in a configuration of 1333 mhz 12x4Go (RDIMMS). We ordered 6 sticks of memory of 4 GB 1333 mhz additional to complete all 18 banks for a total of 72 GB.  The speed of the memory, then decreased to running at 800 mhz.  We had immediately complaints on the performance in some of our mission critical VM (terminal Server and SQL DBs servers), so we have VMotion their due on a R710 still on the original 12x4Go config clocked at 1333 mhz and complaints went.  I spoke with pre-sales both Dell and after-sales technical support and they confirm that filling all 18 banks decreases speed to 800 mhz, but I get conflicting reports which must be running 12 banks (which is configured as 2 of the 3 banks available in each 6 channels) at 1 066 mhz now which is not. Still, both say that my best option is to return the modules to 4 GB bought recently and also pull the original 12x4Go modules and replace them all by 12x8Go 96GB and should operate at 1333 mhz.  It is really more memory I need and almost three times that I have already budgeted and spent on extra 4 GB of purchase sticks.

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  Thank you

  Ben

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  Our Mac Pro marketing departments are in need of an upgrade. So we built the most recent Mac Pro on the Apple site, but had a question about the processor. There are mainly 2 options of a processor as we watched, 6 strands 3.5 GHz with 12 MB of L3 cache and 3.0 GHz 8 - core with 25 MB of L3 cache. Is there a recommendation with the software Creative cloud (especially Indesign, Illustrator and Photoshop) on if it's faster / more efficient to have the fastest processor speed? or having more cores? InDesign, Illustrator and Photoshop is great in MultiThreading?

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