cpu upgrade question on dell e521

I was thinking of upgrading the processor on my Dell E521 from a amd Athlon 64 x2 3800+ 2.0 ghz to a 5600+ 2.9 ghz, and came to realize that amd no longer sells the 90nm chip of the 5600+. Would using the 65nm brisbane model instead of the 90nm chip work on my computer or should i try and find a 90nm chip?

I was thinking of upgrading the processor on my Dell E521 from a amd Athlon 64 x2 3800+ 2.0 ghz to a 5600+ 2.9 ghz, and came to realize that amd no longer sells the 90nm chip of the 5600+. Would using the 65nm brisbane model instead of the 90nm chip work on my computer or should i try and find a 90nm chip?

blackeneddeath

I was thinking of upgrading the processor on my Dell E521 from a amd Athlon 64 x2 3800+ 2.0 ghz to a 5600+ 2.9 ghz, and came to realize that amd no longer sells the 90nm chip of the 5600+. Would using the 65nm brisbane model instead of the 90nm chip work on my computer or should i try and find a 90nm chip?

I was thinking of upgrading the processor on my Dell E521 from a amd Athlon 64 x2 3800+ 2.0 ghz to a 5600+ 2.9 ghz, and came to realize that amd no longer sells the 90nm chip of the 5600+. Would using the 65nm brisbane model instead of the 90nm chip work on my computer or should i try and find a 90nm chip?

[QUOTE="blackeneddeath"][QUOTE="Raijinko"] You in luck, I have the same dell E521, and i upgraded this week. from a amd 3200+ to a AMDx2 6000+ 3.1GHz 89W, everything is perfect and the temperature is perfect, i also got a new PSU and bought a ATI 4850 from HIS, and was running Cod4 in max settings very smooth, and crysis in high settings. u can buy the new 89W amds like i did.Raijinko

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