Going from 866 to 1 Gig is like milking a mouse. Put more RAM in if you have less 
than 256 and go into msconfig and trim your startup list to essential boot time items. 

The next step is to turn off non-essential services in Control Panel>Administrative 
Tools>Services. There are several guides to doing this but only you can decide what 
is appropriate for your system and usage.

RAM and learning how to tune/configure your OS is way more effective than a minor 
processor change. 







On Saturday, May 6, 2006 at 4:37 am, visionman wrote:

>Hi,  does anyone own or is familiar with a Dell  4100 or a Dell GX110?   I want 
to 

>upgrade the 4100 from a Intel 866mhz CPU to a 1 gig CPU, and put the 866mhz CPU 
into 

>the  GX100.  I need to know what ,1gig CPU to buy?  And  if the 866mhz  Intel CPU 

>is okay to fit into the GX110?  Any help or suggestions welcome.   

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