----- Original Message -----
> From: par <prieme...@q.com>
>
> I just upgraded my 933 Mhz Quicksilver 2002 with a 1 Ghz dual
> processor. It was much easier than I thought it would be, based on
> installation instructions I picked up on the net, implying you're
> almost certain to bend the processor pins/wreck the upgrade processor.
> I just took special care to pull the old processor straight up, and
> not force in the new processor.
>
> Anyone you got the idea it's not an upgrade to try without extreme
> skill stop worrrying.
>
I have a recently purchased 933 Mhz Quicksilver 2002. Just curious as to how
much of a noticeable speed increase you see with the dual 1 GHz upgrade. I have
been thinking of doing a processor and video card upgrade on the cheap. Any
recommendations on a video card upgrade?
Not worried about the installation, as you stated be careful with the pins. And
I always use grounding strap to prevent any fatal static discharges. --glen
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