Please confirm the processor model and clock speed that comes with this computer. The E4500 is a 2.2Ghz, not 3Ghz processor.
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Mine is an Intel Pentium D 2.8 ghz but also was advertised as a 3.0 ghz, the other thing with mine was it was advertised as having a 120 gb hard drive and came with an 80 gb hard drive. That was fine with me and it works great.
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The model I purchased had a Pentium D processor clocked at 3.4ghz but I think it was a single core rather than a dual core. If you plan on upgrading it I have done some researching and I know the pentium dual core is supported and I have had one confirmation that the intel core 2 quad extreme q6700 is also supported but I cannot confirm as I have not tested it myself.
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According to the specs, they only came with up to the 2.66 Quad core, but this site says some of them support the 3.0 Ghz Quad core... you should submit your question here and see what they say. http://hardforum.com/showthread.php?t=1399948Make sure to state what form factor your unit is (Mini-Tower, Desktop, Small Form Factor or Ultra Small Form Factor variant)
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Yes, it is 2.5Ghz. The Intel CPU used in the system is the G2020T. http://ark.intel.com/products/71069/intel-pentium-processor-g2020t-3m-cache-2_50-ghz
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THIS DOES NOT HAVE an I3 processor.... It even says that it clearly comes with an AMD E1200 processor which like everyone else says, " is slow as crap and freezes. " Best part about it is, I paid about 170 for it on amazon and it comes with windows 8.
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Technical SpecificationsThe Intel G860 is a Dual-Core Desktop processor and has a maximum clock speed of 3.00 GHz, which is 11.1% faster than the average for all Desktop Processors (CPUs). Additionally, this processor offers built-in over-clocking which increases the maximum clock speed to 3.60 GHz, which is slightly faster than the average for all Desktop Processors (CPUs).
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I use the E8600 in this computer and it is the best 775 processor i ever used after trying a few other 775 family CPU's. I think the Q9550 is also very good but it cost a lot more money. I never tried it. The E8600 runs cool and the price is very low compared to what it used to cost. I bought my E8600 from Amazon for $150.
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According to the System Information on my computer the CPU is 3.40 GHz. Sorry I can't find the PSU but I needed to purchase a Step Down power unit to adapt it for Australian Power supply of 240 volts.
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This is a product detail error. According to the Acer website, the correct processor for this model an Intel Celeron 2957U Dual-core 1.40 GHz.
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Here are more specs on the processor:http://ark.intel.com/products/65697/Intel-Core-i3-3217U-Processor-3M-Cache-1_80-GHz
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Had same concern, my order went through as a 2.4 Ghz unit. You might want to contact seller to be 100% sure.
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I've seen this exact model on other sites and the specs are definitely 2.4GHz. Unless this setup was custom built for Amazon, it is a misprint.
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the processor on my computer is 1.3 GHz Intel Core i5 and it works great. I'm not sure if anything different then that would make a difference.
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I doubt it, it looks (from the description) that it's actually the older 3.0 GHz Dual Core, not the 3.0 Quad Core as it says in the title....mistake?
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Emily .. No this processor will NOT work with your machine.. your machine uses socket AM2 and the stock processor you got with it was about 10 years out of date when you purchased it. E machines are basically JUNK .. they take old obsolete components and build machines that are obsolete by about 5- 10 years and sell them to un suspecting customers as "budget machines" for a premium price. You should avoid ever buying one again .. you would be better off buying a bare bones system on Ebay. You need a FX board for this processor.. if you are interested I could help you with building a machine.. Emily .. No this processor will NOT work with your machine.. your machine uses socket AM2 and the stock processor you got with it was about 10 years out of date when you purchased it. E machines are basically JUNK .. they take old obsolete components and build machines that are obsolete by about 5- 10 years and sell them to un suspecting customers as "budget machines" for a premium price. You should avoid ever buying one again .. you would be better off buying a bare bones system on Ebay. You need a FX board for this processor.. if you are interested I could help you with building... » Read More Emily .. No this processor will NOT work with your machine.. your machine uses socket AM2 and the stock processor you got with it was about 10 years out of date when you purchased it. E machines are basically JUNK .. they take old obsolete components and build machines that are obsolete by about 5- 10 years and sell them to un suspecting customers as "budget machines" for a premium price. You should avoid ever buying one again .. you would be better off buying a bare bones system on Ebay. You need a FX board for this processor.. if you are interested I could help you with building a machine.. « Show Less
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What idiot said " the few hundred that e8600 will cost you"? They're $40 on amazon & ebay all day long, and a great upgrade for older systems. That being said, it's probably not compatible with the motherboard of user who posted the original question. Also, There's no such thing as "5GHz RAM". You should google the specs of your particular motherboard to see if this chip is compatible (as a drop-in replacement for a P4), but most likely it is not. I would recommend looking for a faster P4 chip, as I recall they made them up to 3.8GHz and 2MB cache, with HyperThreading. That type of chip would probably be a good upgrade for your particular system. What idiot said " the few hundred that e8600 will cost you"? They're $40 on amazon & ebay all day long, and a great upgrade for older systems. That being said, it's probably not compatible with the motherboard of user who posted the original question. Also, There's no such thing as "5GHz RAM". You should google the specs of your particular motherboard to see if this chip is compatible (as a drop-in replacement for a P4), but most likely it is not. I would recommend looking for a faster P4 chip, as I recall they made them up to 3.8GHz and 2MB cache, with HyperThreading.... » Read More What idiot said " the few hundred that e8600 will cost you"? They're $40 on amazon & ebay all day long, and a great upgrade for older systems. That being said, it's probably not compatible with the motherboard of user who posted the original question. Also, There's no such thing as "5GHz RAM". You should google the specs of your particular motherboard to see if this chip is compatible (as a drop-in replacement for a P4), but most likely it is not. I would recommend looking for a faster P4 chip, as I recall they made them up to 3.8GHz and 2MB cache, with HyperThreading. That type of chip would probably be a good upgrade for your particular system. « Show Less
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Greetings,For this particular model, the Intel Core i7-4500U (1.8GHz - 3GHz; Dual Core; Hyper Threading Technology).Best regards,MITXPC
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quad core all the e's and q's and pentium d 925 and up. I put a q6600 and over clocked it to 3.3 ghz and ran fine