This will depend on which chipset is installed on the motherboard. If it is the 850 chipset, it will not support a 533 mhz CPU, it will only support 400 mhz. If it is the 850E chipset, then it will support the 533 mhz CPU. The 850 chipset was installed in early versions of the 8200 and the 850E chipset was installed in later versions. To find out which chipset you have, run the configurator at www.powerleap.com You don't need any products from Powerleap, but their chipset identifier is the best for distinguishing between the 850 and 850E.
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This will depend on which chipset is installed on the motherboard. If it is the 850 chipset, it will not support a 533 mhz CPU, it will only support 400 mhz. If it is the 850E chipset, then it will support the 533 mhz CPU. The 850 chipset was installed in early versions of the 8200 and the 850E chipset was installed in later versions. To find out which chipset you have, run the configurator at www.powerleap.com You don't need any products from Powerleap, but their chipset identifier is the best for distinguishing between the 850 and 850E.
Steve