Thinkpad 600 CPU upgrade
Thinkpad 600 CPU upgrade
I have a Thinkpad 600, not 600E or 600X, which has a Pentium 233 MMX processor, what can it be upgraded to?
The system is 2645-21U.
I am thinking I could use an INTEL PII 400-Mhz MMC-1 chip, pretty sure it would work if the original was a PII 266 or 300, don't know if it would work with the original being a P233MMX only.
Thanks.
The system is 2645-21U.
I am thinking I could use an INTEL PII 400-Mhz MMC-1 chip, pretty sure it would work if the original was a PII 266 or 300, don't know if it would work with the original being a P233MMX only.
Thanks.
Thanks for the reply.
I have searched the forum and I think I have seen several other posts mentioning upgrading to a faster CPU, with a 400 MHz being the fastest, as long as it is a MMC-1 chip, but the ones I have read are all starting with a PII of some type, not a P233MMX.
If the best I can do is a PII 300 MHz I will use it, just thought if I was going to take the time and effort to upgrade the CPU I should use the best possible chip the first time.
Dave
I have searched the forum and I think I have seen several other posts mentioning upgrading to a faster CPU, with a 400 MHz being the fastest, as long as it is a MMC-1 chip, but the ones I have read are all starting with a PII of some type, not a P233MMX.
If the best I can do is a PII 300 MHz I will use it, just thought if I was going to take the time and effort to upgrade the CPU I should use the best possible chip the first time.
Dave
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Re: Thinkpad 600 CPU upgrade
The 600's will take up to a 400MHZ PII cpu. Intel didnt make anything faster in the PII line. You wouldnt see much differance betwen the 366 and 400. Your biggest increases would be with the going to the 366/400 cpu, max out the RAM and move up to a 5400/7200prm HD.DaveRW wrote:I have a Thinkpad 600, not 600E or 600X, which has a Pentium 233 MMX processor, what can it be upgraded to?
The system is 2645-21U.
I am thinking I could use an INTEL PII 400-Mhz MMC-1 chip, pretty sure it would work if the original was a PII 266 or 300, don't know if it would work with the original being a P233MMX only.
Thanks.
TJ
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I'm more than sure you have to get a mmc1 module with off-die cache. The on-die cache ones won't work. I upgraded my friend 600 (no e or x) from a 233 to a 300 and it worked fine. It wouldn't take a 400mhz mmc1 that i had laying around with the cache on-die. Goodluck
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