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wildfire

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Aug 3, 2006
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I will recive my new Imac Tommarow, Have Built my own PC's for several years.
Wondered if there will be a way for me to put a Dual 2 Core in my Imac later on or am I stuck with what I get.
Dont get me wrong I am looking forward to my Imac, but hearing great things about the Dual 2 Cores also.
Thanks in advance for any replies:)
 

wildfire

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Aug 3, 2006
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Thanks

I noticed that just after I posted this and soory I just got off a 12 hr night Shift and am kinda tired that may be why I also missed it.
 

Chundles

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Jul 4, 2005
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wildfire said:
I will recive my new Imac Tommarow, Have Built my own PC's for several years.
Wondered if there will be a way for me to put a Dual 2 Core in my Imac later on or am I stuck with what I get.
Dont get me wrong I am looking forward to my Imac, but hearing great things about the Dual 2 Cores also.
Thanks in advance for any replies:)

People have done it, the iMac (notice spelling, you'll get ripped to shreds on here if you keep calling it an "Imac") has a socketed processor so removal of the Core Duo and replacement with a Core 2 is possible. I don't know how easy it will be though.

The video "card" - it's not a card but a collection of components soldered to the logic board - is not upgradeable. The HDD is, the optical drive probably is, the RAM certainly is. Ram is easy, the other parts are more difficult.
 

wildfire

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Aug 3, 2006
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Thanks again

K thanks I will wait for some time and as the price for the CPU's will decline I am sure
 
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