PowerLeap
breaks yet
another upgrade
barrier with the
introduction of
the PL-P4P!
Many Pentium 4
systems have a maximum
FSB speed of 533 MHz,
and these PCs may
now be upgraded to
a maximum of
3.20 GHz, with
higher
performance and
a significantly
lower cost than
hard-to-find
"Northwood"
Pentium 4
processors.
Benchmark
comparison:
| |
Intel 2.4 GHz
"Northwood" Celeron CPU |
Intel 3.06 GHz "Northwood" Pentium 4 CPU |
3.20 PL-P4P Upgrade (3.20 GHz
Celeron D) |
| PCMark04 |
2501 |
3307 |
3591 |
| 3DMark03 |
1059 |
1083 |
1101 |
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System tested:
Dell Dimension 2400 with 512MB memory; ATI Radeon 9250 PCI VGA card. |
Popular systems that
have already been
certified as 100%
compatible with
all versions of
the PL-P4P
upgrade:
-
Dell Dimension 2400
-
Dell Optiplex GX260
Note: Not
compatible with the
Dimension models 8200/8250/4500/4550 due to
deliberate barriers
placed by Dell and/or
Intel in the BIOS.
You may want to express
your feelings to Dell
about this.
Many other models are
very likely compatible
with the P4P but haven't
been upgraded yet, so we
can't be 100% sure.
The P4P is sold with
an attached processor,
due to manufacturing
requirements.
The P4P simply replaces your current processor with Intel’s next generation of technology. Pull the old processor out, put
the P4P in, and you are ready to go. Not sure if the PL-P4P is right for you? Click on the
PowerLeap Upgrade
Configurator icon at the
top of this page to scan your system and receive an upgrade recommendation.
