How to find out your chipset?
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Hello, I recently changed the power supply of my PC that had burned out.
But the motherboard also burned (I plugged everything in and at best the fans turn without reason and I have no display).
My processor is the Intel Celeron D but apparently it has 2 chipsets:
the 478 and the LGA 775.
Thank you for your responses!
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But the motherboard also burned (I plugged everything in and at best the fans turn without reason and I have no display).
My processor is the Intel Celeron D but apparently it has 2 chipsets:
the 478 and the LGA 775.
Thank you for your responses!
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To be or not to be, that is the question.
Thank you for marking your question as resolved!
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There are not two "chipsets" but two "sockets" for the processor.
Specifically socket 478 or 775, in fact, Celerons existed on both.
If the PC is 9 years old, it could be either since they coexisted in 2004.
A photo of the board will allow me to quickly determine what it is (especially the processor area).
But if your idea is to find a compatible motherboard for your Celeron, I'll stop you right there: It's no longer worth it........too old, you can still find it but it's obsolete.
You might as well buy a new upgrade kit (motherboard/CPU/ram).
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