Will it work in a 2.4 GHz quad core? The specs say 2.5 GHz min.
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YES, assuming Intel. This is a general recommendation which accounts for processors from older generations with lesser instructions-per-clock. Higher IPC = more efficient use of clocks. This is practically guaranteed with Core 2 and newer processors.Consider upgrading CPU if the machine using this adapter will be multitasked or extended to other devices (Xbox 360, Roku, etc.)Also mind the speed and availability of storage -- e.g., a local RAID would be better suited to task than a single network-attached drive.
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I am sorry I can't answer specifically as we are running it on an intel 2quad proc q6700 (2.66HGZ). This computer was purchased in Jan 2008 with windows Vista. Now running windows 8 with 4bg of memory. Even on this 6 year old computer, the Ceton is running great. I did have a couple of issues with the 58" Samsung connected to this computer, but Ceton responded immediately through their troubleshooting system. No issues since the original setup.
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I have been building systems for years. I had a spare Quad Core 2.5 with 4GB of RAM so I built it up as a 'proof of concept' test system. I was able to get everything installed and configured but the performance was terrible--even with a single channel. The images were badly pixelated and unwatchable. I ended up building a new i5 system with 16GB of RAM and it could not be better. I was able to view and record all 6 channels at once without glitches. So, IMHO, processor performance is a critical factor here.
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YES, assuming Intel. This is a general recommendation which accounts for processors from older generations with lesser instructions-per-clock. Higher IPC = more efficient use of clocks. This is practically guaranteed with Core 2 and newer processors. Consider upgrading CPU if the machine using this adapter will be multitasked or extended to other devices (Xbox 360, Roku, etc.) Also mind the speed and availability of storage -- e.g., a local RAID would be better suited to task than a single network-attached drive.
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I would trust that the highly skilled & inventive engineers at Ceton really know their product well. If you install their tuner card in a slower machine than their minimum specs you may be disappointed. Recording up to six HD channels simultaneously could result in less than the great results a faster CPU provides.
1504366
It is basically 2.0 GHz, but this speed can be increased to a maximum speed of 3.1 GHz using the Intel Turbo Boost Technology. Check this link: http://ark.intel.com/products/72054/
597820
I put my quad core microprocessor into a Pavilion G7 AMDA6 Vision motherboard to make it an A-10 video core and it works fine. If you are not sure, go to www.hp.comand they will give you advise if it fits yours as an upgrade as they did for me. I received a response the same afternoon or evening. SAN
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According to the specs, they only came with up to the 2.66 Quad core, but this site says some of them support the 3.0 Ghz Quad core... you should submit your question here and see what they say. http://hardforum.com/showthread.php?t=1399948 Make sure to state what form factor your unit is (Mini-Tower, Desktop, Small Form Factor or Ultra Small Form Factor variant)
228695
I doubt it, it looks (from the description) that it's actually the older 3.0 GHz Dual Core, not the 3.0 Quad Core as it says in the title....mistake?
1593486
Its the same processor, it goes from 1.7ghz to 2.7ghz when it needs to, depending on what you are doing.
1820881
it'll work fine, pair it with an SSD for best results. keep in mind its not the fastest and snappiest processor, it'll get stuff done but not as fast as you would expect a quad core 3.6 ghz would do.
709837
Yes, be sure the computer you buy is 2.0 Ghz or more, or it will lag really bad. I use this one for it, and it works well.
2173207
It's an AMD Phenom II X4 955 @ 3.2gHz. Asus website should show compatibility charts for all CPU's supported. I put this in an Asus M2N68-VM motherboard. My best guess is yes. Check the Asus website to verify.
1895423
I have no idea. Mine is a 3.33 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo. It works fast enough with Photoshop.
904375
Is your board compatible with ddr3 ram? And if so it will work. You may need to do some tweaking to get the full 2.4 GHz of speed. Some CPU's and boards don't support that high of speed.
108625
It will work, but I would not recommend going over 3.5ghz.If you intend to overclock, it would be wise to find a decent aftermarket one.
505813
According to the specs of that model of server, it should work. Note, you will have to use all 667mhz DDR2 modules.
810054
It is 1866MHz but it'd work with your system, just set it to the correct speed and everything should be fine.
438369
No, The 2.4GHz have problmes, the last firmware from asus or merlin didn't solve it.
97568
Ours features a 2.0Ghz Core 2 Duo, the technical details provided by amazon indicates a Pentium 4/D. E8500 Will NOT work in this system.
45202
Yep, it's an lga 775 socket board so it'll support a 775 socket cpu. I happen to have a core2quad and it works fine for it.