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| Registered User Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: Holland
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| New CPU...new XP install ?? Hi, Just bought me a nice E8500...4.0 stable with 1.400 Vcore and 4-4-4-12-1T memory http://www.abxzone.com/forums/f68/e8...ar-113232.html I didn't do a new clean install. of XP Home...better to do a clean install ???? Hans ![]()
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| Silicon Avatar Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Hyde Park, NY
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| Re: New CPU...new XP install ?? I say if it aint broke, don't fix it.
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| Re: New CPU...new XP install ?? I agree. If you feel that your software installation was in good shape and running smoothly, there is no need to reinstall because of a cpu upgrade. Regards, -- Al
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| Re: New CPU...new XP install ?? IMHO I would take the time to do a clean intall at some point down the road. Start fresh clear out the old drivers and ini files. |
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| Vista x64 User Join Date: Mar 2001 Location: California
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| Re: New CPU...new XP install ?? For *just* the CPU, there's no problem. If you replaced the CPU and the motherboard, then yeah you may want to consider a re-install. The motherboard has many components on it that require different drivers and may do things different.
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| Re: New CPU...new XP install ?? Thanks guys...nice info Hans ![]()
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