Intel Pentium 4 641 Cedar Mill 3.2GHz LGA 775 Single-Core Processor BX80552641

Pros: awesome over clocking ability with the right motherboard. cedar mill core stays unbelievably cool mine runs at 51 deg F with the Thermaltake's Blue Orb II. although its absolute with todays dual and quad core it can still run with the big ones.

Cons: none...

Pros: NO COLING SYSTEM AND THE CPU'S 5ghz AND IT'S TOP SAFE

BORD ASRock 4CoreDual-SATA2 LGA 775 VIA PT880 Pro/PT880 Ultra ATX Intel Motherboard

Cons: IAM TOO FAST TOO FURIOUS
5.0 GHZ
COOLING NEDET ONLY AT 5.8 GHZ

Other Thoughts: HIGH TECH PROCESSOR

Pros: I GOT A AS-ROCK BORD BUT IT AT NEWEGG
PROCESSOR FROM 3.2 GHZ TOO 5.0 GHZ
SPEED THE PROCESSOR'S GREAT
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Cons: GREATE OVERCKLOCKING CPU BUY IT TODAY HIGH SPEED

Other Thoughts: 100% TOP SPEED YEAHH YOU THING YOU'R FAST THEN THING AGAIN.......

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Pros: i push it to 4.2 and use water cooling keep it around 36-46. keep running for my online gaming,very stabile .....fast!!
i put it on Matx case can u belive that!
my config. asus vm-1394 4x1gb transcend DDR2-800 good for oc
8600GT 160G 16mb buffer HD

Cons: dual core.......sorry!

Pros: Overclocked to 3.74GHz (233x16)
Runs at safe temps
No need for Core 2 Duo with this overclockable joy.
I will try to go up to 4-4.5GHz and see how well it does.

Cons: Heatsink/Fan a chore to install

Pros: None

Cons: None

Other Thoughts: Just wanted to comment on what Dan said about, this CPU would own the Intel Core Duo. Are you an idiot? My C2D X6800 2.93ghz would kick the hell out of your Pent. 4. Get a grip, and get your facts straight.

Pros: Significant performance increase over the Celeron D 2.53 I replaced. Stock fan is easy to install on the motherboard. Lots of bang for the buck.

Cons: Not a dual core processor but I didn't want to replace the motherboard.

Other Thoughts: Easy, cost-effective upgrade if you're running a first generation socket 775 board with a Celeron processor

Pros: My old mobo died and along with it, my Prescott 3.0E. Purchased this along with a Gigabyte Mobo and it dropped right in and runs like a charm. Great upgrade for me.

Cons: Stock heatsink fan is a bit weak, I used a Gigabyte G-Power Lite.

Pros: This should be the last in the long line of P4's. I own several installed on different MBs. They all are rock solid stable and cool. I have one on a Foxconn MB running over 4 Ghz with Cooler Master heat sink and the Foxconn utility reports a 27'C idle temp. It seems like it will go much higher.

Cons: It's too bad this chip is at a dead end. A 4Ghz version of this could blow away the Core Duos.

Pros: Works perfectly out of the box.

Cons: HSF that comes in the box uses an aluminum core. Intel is keeping the good copper core ones for the Core 2.

Other Thoughts: Doesn't run too hot, and it's fast enough to serve as a backup box or cheap gaming rig CPU.