Reference Dell E510 mobo that accompanies it; Intel Core 2 Quad Q6600?

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• hpworkstation xw 4600: can I put core 2 duo of hp workstation xw4600 3.00 ghz of Intel Core 2 Quad Q6600

  Hello, I hope that I have answered

  I have a hp workstation xw 4600

  its equipped with 6 GB of ram and core 2duo clocked at 3.00 ghz and speed

  that b = I want to know is if I can Upgrade my Intel Q6600 Core 2 Quad proceessor processor or later quards.i want to play fifa 15 with this pc

  Please answer me as soon as you see this message.

  See the overview of desktop link I posted in my last post.

  The motherboard in my computer supports only 8 GB.

• Questions about multi-core use - Intel Core 2 Quad CPU - Q6600

  I have a virtual server running on my box of the hypervisor. I want to give him access to all four cores in my CPU. The processor is:

  Intel Core 2 Quad - #Q6600

  I'm runningUbuntu on this particular server. I did the following:

  cat/proc/cpuinfo

  I expect to see 4 separate the kernels listed, but this is what I see:

  =======

  Processor: 0

  vendor_id: GenuineIntel

  CPU family: 6

  model: 15

  model name: Intel(r) Core (TM) 2 Quad CPU Q6600 @ 2.40 GHz

  step by step: 11

  CPU MHz: 2405.970

  cache size: 4096 KB

  fdiv_bug: no

  hlt_bug: no

  f00f_bug: no

  coma_bug: no

  FPU: Yes

  fpu_exception: Yes

  CPUID level: 10

  WP: Yes

  flags: fpu vme pse tsc msr pae mce cx8 apic sep mtrr pge mca cmov pat pse36 clflush dts acpi mmx fxsr sse sse2 ss nx lm constant_tsc arch_perfmon pebs bts pni ssse3 cx16 lahf_lm up

  BogoMips: 4819.96

  clflush size: 64

  =======

  Although he lists on a single entry, is this set up correctly? If this is not the case, what should I do? Thank you for your help.

  You have already activated multiple vCPUs in comments settings? Which version of Ubuntu? Graphical user interface or command line?

• Hypervisor + Intel Core 2 Quad Q8200 CPU?

  After obtaining some malware on my PC at home, I am considering it destroy and installing vSphere Hypervisor (and then buy a copy of 32-bit of Windows Vista, because my CPU 64 bit but will not support 64 bit OS comments).  My CPU is an "Intel Core 2 Quad Q8200 CPU".  Someone at - it reason think that vSphere hypervisor does not work on it?  I'm not in the list of supported chips, but I've seen a few references to him in these forums.

  The Intel page for said chips "Intel® virtualization technology (VT - x)" is not included, worries me slightly, but I don't know enough to know if it is critical or not.  I am successfully under VMPlayer (with Ubuntu 9).

  Thank you

  -Paul

  ESX/ESXi are hypervisors 'bare metal '... You get only a based on linux with ESX service console, and you only have an interface very (very) minimum on ESXi (for the configuration of the host, do NOT use any VM)... You connect to the virtual machine running on ESX/ESXi via vSphere Client, run on a second system. The rest of the products such as VMware Player and even the Server VMware Workstation (which is NOT ESX/ESXi) allow you to run virtual machines on a host operating system. With ESX/ESXi, which IS the host OS, so there is nothing else to use.

  If you do not have a second decent system to use to run the vSphere Client, then I opt to go with VMware Workstation and run 32 bit VM on it. Max memory on the system (so you can give more to VM) and put a minimum on the host operating system.

  In General, ESX/ESXi is used on the server class (or upper class of workstation level) / hardware systems. I've had excellent results running ESXi on a Dell Precision Workstation T7400 for a couple of years now. I use my PWS490 to launch the vSphere Client to administer the host and connect to the virtual machine running on it. I could start my XPS 720 Tower out of a USB flash drive that I installed ESXi 4 on... You might try to go this route, to see if you can even install it and run it on your system (this will be the least destructive test method)... You can find instructions here... I suggest to use the method to install ESXi on a USB directly from the installation CD as this should be less problematic. I did successfully on a 2 GB USB flash drive not long ago... I plan to do with ESXi 4.1 soon (could opt for a 4 GB flash drive this time)...

  You will still need to test it with another system to connect to the host if you plan to run virtual machines on ESX/ESXi however...

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• Intel Core 2 Quad Q9650

  I have a Dell t3400 with a core 2 duo E6550 2.3 workstation proc 4 GB OF RAM.  Running Windows 7.  5400 RPM Sata disks, no RAID.

  As you can imagine, I'm running into some problems with CS5.  So far, there has not been a big problem, I did only 5-10 minutes of video clips.  The only problem I really encountered is when the preview and I transition from one clip to another by using cross fader or some other transition, the sound continues to move the video freeezes.  My CPU is also in the range 98-100% used.  To work around it, I just get as close I can with the preview and then just export the video output and look at him.  I take notes and go back and fix what I.  It's a pain in the *, but it's worked so far

  Most of my videos are single layer, double layer occasionally.  I do a 30-40 minute video then export to check how everything is to the search won't work.  The export of 5 minute clip takes 20 minutes with that math, I'm looking at several hours just to check my progress.

  The caveat I have to work with is a limited budget.  I'm stuck here for a while.  I did some research and I found some http://www.adkvideoediting.com/ systems that are about $1500.  This is over my budget.  I have $500 to work with.

  This brings me to my question.  My machine will support the Intel Core 2 Quad Q9650.  I will need to put in my the 300w to 525w power supply level.  If the processor to $325, $150 for the power supply and heat sinks misc / cables, that I might need, I'm at my budget.  Next month, I may go back the RAM 8 GB which is max for the system.

  Here, the experts feel that it would enhance my experience?   I would not spend $ 500 and another $ 200 next month only to be slightly better. Then I get out of half the cost of a new machine and always need a new machine.

  Unfortunately I have not the time to save enough for a new machine before the end of my project, so if this isn't worth it, I'll start looking to borrow some time from another machine of people.

  Thanks for your time.

  Absolute waste of money to try to improve this system. Even if you have a faster processor, 16 GB of memory, has added an SSD and a 600 GB drive at 7200 RPM, it would still have died slow, and for that cost, you could almost build a decent system (not Dell or HP, they rob you blind without giving you the performance).

  Try using a computer from neighbours/friends/family to get to the date limit and record at the same time for a new.

  Maybe not what you wanted to hear, but that's the situation.

• Intel Core 2 Quad Q9650 processor 3.0 GHz, 12 MB Cache Socket LGA775

  I have a HP DC 7900 SFF with an Intel® Core™ 2 Duo E8400 Processor (6 M Cache, 3.00 GHz, 1333 MHz FSB /)

  Can I upgrade the CPU to an Intel Core 2 Quad Q9650 3.0 GHz 12 MB Cache Socket LGA775 processor?

  Yes, it takes a direct exchange.

  I don't think that there are combos different radiator/fan.

  You can see the illustrated parts catalogue under the section of the manuals on the Web page of the dc7900 SFF support.

• Satellite A350-13 b - update for Intel Core 2 Quad Q9000?

  Hello

  I have a Satellite A350-13 b with motherboard KTKAA-4571P. He came originally with Intel Core 2 Duo P8600 processor.

  My question is, if this will work with the Intel Core 2 Quad Mobile Q9000 CPU?

  Kind regards.

  Hey Buddy,

  The Intel Core 2 Duo P8600 is always very fast CPU with 2x2.4 GHz and Grande Cache L2. The processor is fast enough for all applications.

  Why you want to upgrade?

  Upgrading CPU's official unsupported. No one can say if another CPU would work and everything happens on your own risk. In addition, you should read this official document from Toshiba:

  [Can I upgrade the CPU, graphics card or motherboard in my Toshiba laptop? | http://forums.computers.toshiba-europe.com/forums/ann.jspa?annID=13]

• Intel Core 2 Quad Q8200 and ESXi 4.0

  Hi all

  We have a server with the Intel Core 2 Quad Q8200 processor. We decided to create 2 VM with Windows 2003 64-bit Standard edition.

  When you try to install the guest operating system, it show the error: the processor does not support 64-bit.

  Is there an incompatibility between this version of VMware and the processor?

  Concerning

  Please see KB http://kb.vmware.com/kb/1000217

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• Reference DELL E510 won't record sound from the microphone plugged into the rear microphone port

  What is the problem with this DELL E510?  I tried to record the sound of port rear mic on this machine with Windows XP and now Windows 7. (Previously, I had recorded my old Dimension 2400 without difficulty).

  The E510 (which was originally a Media Center Edition with Windows XP) but who now has Windows 7 Professional, Service Pack 1 shows the following messages after I launch audio troubleshooting:

  "Audio device is disabled." and also, another message saying, that at least one of the Windows Audio services and/or generating Windows Audio endpoint are not executed.

  I have all the correct settings of the sound and a microphone to work plugged into the microphone port back. Obviously, speakers are working correctly.

  Please notify. Thank you.

  Thanks for your reply.

  I have sound, only the inability to record sounds through the rear microphone port.

  Early yesterday morning, I dropped on a solution for the use of rear microphone.

  I plugged my microphone in the front Tower mic port.

  I downloaded the free version of "RecordPad Sound Recorder" AND can't seem to record my voice in the computer through the front mic port.

  No worries!

• Reference Dell vostro 7110 that cannot determine the type of adapter power ac

  When I put my charger it says could not determine the type of ac that the battery was at 0% for a while but the other day I noticed that it was fully charged so that the charger must have worked for a bit but its wrong now again all the ideas it might be?

  Hello

  I suggest you follow these methods and check.

  Method 1:  Unplug the AC adapter and the battery from the computer and then press on and press and hold the power button for 10-15 seconds and then release the power button, plug in the AC adapter and the battery and then try to start the computer and check if you get the error message even if you get always the second error message try stage.

  Method 2:  Try to update the computer BIOS, please visit this link.

  http://www.Dell.com/support/drivers/us/en/19/DriversHome/NeedProductSelection

  Download the latest version of the BIOS, BIOS, download and run (installation) BIOS, restart the computer and check if you get the same error message or not

  I also suggest you to check with Dell. Use this link. http://en.community.Dell.com/support-forums/laptop/default.aspx

  I hope this helps!

• Reference Dell vs HP

  I was ready to get my 4th Dell, when I read about the Wall Street Journal on Dell delivery problems. I have a few questions on HP desktop computers.

  (1) how is the reliability of the hardwae?

  (2) when the material goes wrong, how service has?

  (3) I guess the delivery of new systems is pretty good vs Dell. No recommendation for an HP system for me to look at instead of the system Dell below that I considered?

  Dell Studio XPS 8000

  Processor Intel Core i7-860 (2.80 GHz, 8 MB Cache)

  8 GB memory DDR3 SDRAM 1066 MHz-4x2GB
  nVidia GeForce GTS240 1024 MB GDDR3
  Serial ATA II RAID 1 with hard drives of 640GO double
  Genuine Windows 7 Home Premium, 64 bit, English
  Two discs: Blu - ray Disc (BD) Combo (BD - ROM; DVD/CD burner) and DVD +/-RW
  10.3 Roxio, Easy CD & DVD
  Audio 7.1 channels integrated
  Dell 1525 network adapter
  Microsoft Office 2007 Home and Student Edition 950-7447
  4-year limited warranty

  Thanks, CMA

  CMAR, I'll try to give you an unbiased opinion on HP computers, based on my experience to help on this forum.  I must confess that I've never owned a Dell computer.  The reason? -I've always found that HP meets my needs better.  In addition, this forum is a major asset for anyone with HP computers.  There are very few problems that are not resolved.

  (1) what is the reliability of the material?

  R: If you search this forum, I guarantee you will find almost all the models who sells HP with a problem.  However, what I found in my 25 + years working with computers, it is that about 85% of the problems are related software.  This is the case here, too.  Dell is different?  I doubt it very much.  Whenever you have new computers are shipped with a new operating system, you have a scenario that invites software problems.

  (2) when the material goes wrong, how service has?

  A: I think that HP did its best to quickly resolve hardware issues.  There is an option that you can choose which allows for home repairs.  I don't know if it's available in your area, but the HP Customer Service could let you know.

  (3) I guess the delivery of new systems is pretty good vs Dell. No recommendation for an HP system for me to look at instead of the system Dell below that I considered?

  A: I can't answer the first question, because, as I said, I've never owned a Dell.  However, I've always ordered from HP store and had an excellent chance with orders on time and damage free.  Here is a computer in the series e9000t.  It's their Elite series.  They seem to be very fast and reliable.  In addition, you can configure the system to your needs.

  Let us know if you have any other questions.

• Cpu Intel Core 17 compatibility.

  Having a desktop computer M9400T, chipset G31/G33/G35/P31/P35, with an Intel Core 2 Quad Q9300.  Considering an upgrade to Intel Core I7 processor.  Core I7 is compatible? Guess that's; just check.

  Bigslimm, welcome to the forum.

  This is the page for Specifications of the motherboard of the computer.  If you look at the "Processor upgrade information" section, it lists the CPU supported by HP and the motherboard.

  Please click on "Accept as Solution" If your problem is solved.d

• Intel Core Quad Q9650 for m9250f?

  Hello

  I'm considering buying a new processor for my m9250f.   I just wanted to check that an Intel Core 2 Quad Q9650 made / work on my motherboard.  This is my first time swap on a new processor.  If it is compatible for my m9250f, that you would recommend, or maybe another high CPU of range?  I've recently updated up to 8 GB of RAM.

  Thanks in advance!

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c01324212

  http://h10010.www1.HP.com/wwpc/ca/en/Ho/WF06b/12132708-12133156-12133158-12133158-12133158-81670475-...

  HP m9250f

  8 GB RAM

  NVIDIA GTX 550 ti

  Hello

  The Q9650 is the top of the Yorkfield CPUs, see upgrades to the processor in your PC.

  If four processors are busy at 75%, then you probably won't see much of a benefit by doing an upgrade. More than 90% and it could be logical.  Less than 90% use won't timeout of processor big queue.

  If you are having problems of performance with SkyRim and then find a patch of SkyRim.  You can also consider the latest "beta" for your video card NVIDIA driver.

• The upgrade of Intel Core i7 processor 920 w / Hyperthreading

  I have a Pavilion Elite d5000t with a motherboard Asus IPIBL-TX.  Currently, I have an Intel Core 2 Quad processor and upgrade to quad i7 w / hyperthreading.  The current motherboard will support this processor or do I have to upgrade it as well?  Thank you!

  -Jake

  The i7-920 (and all the i7 - 9xx) use a socket 1366.

  The i7 - 8xx (as well as the I5-870) use a socket 1156.

  So yes... or need a new motherboard

  The slabs 1366 (and fleas) allow triple channel memory configuration. (assuming that you buy the correct combination of the RAM of the system: not all proposed configurations will be a Tri-channel performance).

  1156 slabs (and chips) will allow the configuration of memory dual channel (assuming that you buy the correct combination of the RAM of the system: not all proposed configurations will be a performance dual channel)

  All i7 chips are hyperthreading. The i5 chip is not.

  There is debate if tri-channel ram 1066 is actually faster than ram dual channel 1366. Of course, don't buy a PC with a misconfiguration of ram.

• Intel Core 2 CPU 6600 @ 2.4 GHz

  Would be ESXi and 2 instances of Ubuntu run (quickly) on a computer that has an Intel Core 2 CPU 6600 @ 2.4 GHz and 6gigs of ram?  Also, is there a controller raid SATA for under $ 250, which would work well with ESXi and 4-2 to western digital disks?

  Thank you

  Ed

  Depends on the workload, but it should work perfectly. Assuming that there is no other problems with the installation, you might look at LSI on the hardware compatibility list . LSI has reasonable support in ESX (i) and hardware monitoring agents when the LSI are included in the standard install ESX (i). ESX (i) has a limit on the size of the data store. You would need a controller which can create virtual drives or virtual LUN on a table. Individual virtual LUNS and disks should be slightly smaller than 2 TB