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Answer» Where can i download the intel(r) celeron(r) cpu 2.93ghz driver? From the MBoard manuf. website...look up what MBoard you have.Quote from: Tazzalol on July 11, 2012, 05:18:07 AM Where can i download the intel(r) celeron(r) cpu 2.93ghz driver? You shouldn't ... EVER ... need drivers for the CPU. Quote You shouldn't ... ever ... need drivers for the CPU. Usually, you just put the CPU in the motherboard, and bam, it works. I don't think there are drivers for CPUs at all...Good morning Tazzalol For Intel CPU's there is no driver needed. Some companies did have drivers for some AMD CPU's but this was more of a performance and for correct identification of CPU. Also with Windows XP and before SP3 there was a KB from MS that was needed before SP3 could be installed other wise the PC would blue screen. Maybe you where thinking or heard you needed chip driver. But what you REALLY need is a chipset driver if that is the CASE you go to the manufacture web site and get the chipset drivers, and any other drivers that you need. Hope this helps, Mike Quote from: hartbeatmr on August 18, 2012, 08:09:05 AM Good morning Tazzalol For Intel CPU's there is no driver needed. Some companies did have drivers for some AMD CPU's but this was more of a performance and for correct identification of CPU. Also with Windows XP and before SP3 there was a KB from MS that was needed before SP3 could be installed other wise the PC would blue screen. Maybe you where thinking or heard you needed chip driver. But what you really need is a chipset driver if that is the case you go to the manufacture web site and get the chipset drivers, and any other drivers that you need. Hope this helps, Mike Quote from: sarcasticphoenix on August 15, 2012, 08:30:20 PM Usually, you just put the CPU in the motherboard, and bam, it works. I don't think there are drivers for CPUs at all... Don't know if either of you noticed but he's not been on for over a month, don't waste time on an old topic that's been answered.Good day immental1200 I did notice but I figured if the OP came back or if someone ELSE had this question it is best to put up a answer for someone that does not know. Someone out there may not know or be aware of this. Enjoy, Mike Quote Don't know if either of you noticed but he's not been on for over a month, don't waste time on an old topic that's been answered. Not very constructive... I seem to remember a time not long ago when you did very much of the same.Quote from: patio on August 18, 2012, 04:48:27 PM Not very constructive... I seem to remember a time not long ago when you did very much of the same. And I was told from YOU to not bring up old posts. I'm just learning from the more EXPERIENCED... So please, be critical of your own teachings.

Answer» Where can i download the intel(r) celeron(r) cpu 2.93ghz driver?
From the MBoard manuf. website...look up what MBoard you have.Quote from: Tazzalol on July 11, 2012, 05:18:07 AM

Where can i download the intel(r) celeron(r) cpu 2.93ghz driver?

You shouldn't ... EVER ... need drivers for the CPU. Quote

You shouldn't ... ever ... need drivers for the CPU.

Usually, you just put the CPU in the motherboard, and bam, it works. I don't think there are drivers for CPUs at all...Good morning Tazzalol

For Intel CPU's there is no driver needed. Some companies did have drivers for some AMD CPU's but this was more of a performance and for correct identification of CPU. Also with Windows XP and before SP3 there was a KB from MS that was needed before SP3 could be installed other wise the PC would blue screen.

Maybe you where thinking or heard you needed chip driver. But what you REALLY need is a chipset driver if that is the CASE you go to the manufacture web site and get the chipset drivers, and any other drivers that you need.

Hope this helps, Mike Quote from: hartbeatmr on August 18, 2012, 08:09:05 AM

Good morning Tazzalol

For Intel CPU's there is no driver needed. Some companies did have drivers for some AMD CPU's but this was more of a performance and for correct identification of CPU. Also with Windows XP and before SP3 there was a KB from MS that was needed before SP3 could be installed other wise the PC would blue screen.

Maybe you where thinking or heard you needed chip driver. But what you really need is a chipset driver if that is the case you go to the manufacture web site and get the chipset drivers, and any other drivers that you need.

Hope this helps, Mike

Quote from: sarcasticphoenix on August 15, 2012, 08:30:20 PM

Usually, you just put the CPU in the motherboard, and bam, it works. I don't think there are drivers for CPUs at all...

Don't know if either of you noticed but he's not been on for over a month, don't waste time on an old topic that's been answered.Good day immental1200

I did notice but I figured if the OP came back or if someone ELSE had this question it is best to put up a answer for someone that does not know. Someone out there may not know or be aware of this.

Enjoy, Mike
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Don't know if either of you noticed but he's not been on for over a month, don't waste time on an old topic that's been answered.

Not very constructive...
I seem to remember a time not long ago when you did very much of the same.Quote from: patio on August 18, 2012, 04:48:27 PM

Not very constructive...
I seem to remember a time not long ago when you did very much of the same.

And I was told from YOU to not bring up old posts.
I'm just learning from the more EXPERIENCED...

So please, be critical of your own teachings.

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