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Free: Application accelerator from Intel for Intel Chipsets...

Discussion in 'Archived Threads 2001-2004' started by NickSo, Sep 10, 2001.

  1. Message #1 of 3 Sep 10, 2001
    NickSo

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    Im not 100% sure if itll work for my computer/notebook..
    I have a Intel P166, with an Asus Motherboard... Actally, i think i do have a Intel chipset...
    but im not sure about my Toshiba Satellite notebook...
    http://www.intel.com/support/chipset...update+010910b
    For Intel chipsets only. It's supposed to make your PC boot faster, run apps faster, etc. What will happen if I try it on my Athlon? Hmm.
     
  2. Message #2 of 3 Sep 11, 2001
    todbnla

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    I was under the impression that this application was only for Pentium 4's but maybe it works on others too?? I have a Dell Dimension 8100 w/P4 and have downloaded this with no problems. I used MS Works as my test program, it opens and runs this MUCH faster. Their are actually two programs to download, a utility and then the accelerator. I frequent DellTalk ® (a dell sponsored forum)and it appears that some are experiencing problems with installation? But I dont know if they installed BOTH programs as Intel states?
    But my experience has been very good thus far... [​IMG]
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  3. Message #3 of 3 Sep 12, 2001
    Kelley_B

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    It is actually only for Intel i8xx chipsets. So to answer NickSo's question, no you cannot use it. Now those who have Pentium 3 and 4 systems running on an i8xx chipset then yes.
    The app is actually optimized for the Pentium 4 chip, but still works on the Pentium 3, just not as well.
     
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