Need chipset

For a Compaq Presario, 6000, 6RPXE1

Intel Celeron, CPU 1800 MHz, 512 DDR
Speed 1800/400
Integrated MAC 0010DCADF0D5
System ROM 68602 v2.14

This information from the BIOS system information, been to this download center, http://downloadcenter.intel.com/SearchResult.aspx?lang=eng&ProductFamily=Processors&ProductLine=Desktop&ProductProduct=Intel%c2%ae+Celeron%c2%ae+Processor+Family , but not sure what I need? :confused

 

What is the motherboard in the Presario?
Once you know that, you put that into the box at the Intel site and you will get downloads for the motherboard.

I found this Intel Pentium 4 Willamette
P4/Wil/1500/400/S478
P4/Wil/1600/400/S478
P4/Wil/1700/400/S478
P4/Wil/1800/400/S478
P4/Wil/1900/400/S478
P4/Wil/2000/400/S478

Do this to find the processor http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/...ory&lc=en&dlc=en&cc=us&lang=en&product=240260

 

DUH, I just read you gave the speed as 1800 so this is what you are looking at P4/Wil/1800/400/S478
Now off to Intel to see if I can translate this to a motherboard.

Try this http://www.intel.com/support/motherboards/desktop/sb/CS-030327.htm#b

Still looking but see what this does
http://downloadcenter.intel.com/Detail_Desc.aspx?agr=Y&DwnldID=7838&lang=eng

 

Tried that program you posted plodr, as well as Belarc.

Neither gave anymore info than I've already posted.

Is there another way to ID the mobo??

 

Let me figure out what I used. I'll have to dig through some old notes. Be back (probably covered in dust) in a bit.

 

Thank goodness it is one of my husband's two computers so I put the paperwork in his desk. It was a lot easier to find than in my computer desk and filing cabinet.
Apparently I used a version of this program http://download.cnet.com/BIOS-Agent/3000-2098_4-10554392.html
I printed out the screen which gave me
BIOS Type:
BIOS Date:
BIOS ID: (date in front followed by i then the chip set and followed by a long alphanumeric string
OEM Sign-on: This said Intel followed by the same chipset as above in the BIOS ID
Super I/O:
Chipset:
OS:
and more info

I put the Intel 845GV into the box on Intel's site and was able to get all the chipset drivers. Before I grabbed thos, I had no proper video (800 x 600 is NOT acceptable) and no sound.

If that doesn't give you the info, yell and I'll do some searching.

 

The first one (Williamette) in this comparison is your chip
http://ark.intel.com/Compare.aspx?ids=27428,27173,30544,

It looks like from here http://ark.intel.com/Product.aspx?id=27428
you either have a 865G or 875P.
Is the graphics integrated? If so, then it an 865G.

Here are the downloads http://search.intel.com/default.aspx?method=flyout&c=en_US&q=865G&categories=72053
Warning: You have to look over them closely because you will not need all of them.

 

That needs an internet connection, don't have that on this one. And the only connection I have here is wireless, doesn't work on that machine?

How hard can it be to get the proper chipset? :confused

 

Have you tried Everest?

 

Halo and others,

Okay, I installed the chipset, but no difference. Cannot adjust display properties.

Also, device mgr shows flags by Ethernet controller, PCI communications controller, and video controller.

Not possible to make connection to internet, but am able to download and transfer via flash drive.

More help please?

 

Just got back to this. It is XP.

 

This is a standard off the shelf build.

I ran the Everest Report, however it is 900 KB text file, only 375 KB is allowed here.

The report can be customized, could you tell me what parts you need please??

 

Is this the information needed?

 

Thanks Halo!

Hope these work.

But the first link in your message gives an invalid site?

 

Thanks AGAIN! All is working perfectly now!