CPU Upgrade - G6 2220SQ Pavilion

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• CPU upgrade on hp pavilion dv6 3011sd possible?

  is there a list chose to?

  my current cpu

  name: AMD K10

  Socket S1 (638)

  Technology: 45 mm

  AMD Athlon 2 P320 dual core 2, 1 GHz

  Motherboard

  Chipset: Amd 785GX

  Here is the Service Manual:

  Manual

  Pages 2 and 3. You have one of the lowest end processors, and it seems that you can install one of the AMD processors on all cards mothers AMD.

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• G6-1262sa Pavilion: Pavilion g6-1262sa CPU upgrade v2, Sandy Bridge = > Ivy Bridge?

  Hi, thanks to the Pavilion g6-1262sa maintenance and manual cleaning and this great forum, I recently discovered that replace my i3-2330 m is possible with all sandy bridge i7 2620m processors.

  These questions may sound silly, but I continued my research and I have more ideas to confront reality as a couple.

  I realize that the compatibility is not only matter of editing the same socket, but also of the bios installed on certain motherboard, however:

  1. do you think it would be possible to Exchange Sandy Bridge (2nd generation) i3 - 2330 m for some Ivy Bridge (3rd generation) i5-3210 m?

  2 is the 32nm to 22nm manufacturing technology enough difference on its own (even if the rest of the architecture is the same) to prevent that to work?

  3 is the bios from my card mother g6 identyfying somehow installed processor? (if this isn't on 'the list' it simply won't work? "or what technical compatibility issue?

  According to some statements which I found it on some forums and sites (and a few facts documented free):

  Socket: the two processors are compatible with BGA1023 decision-making. (at least that's what I found, if someone could confirm I would be grateful)

  Difference of architecture: "The 3rd generation is called 'Ivy Bridge' and is essentially a copy of Sandy Bridge made on a smaller scale, or die." However, Intel also focused on beefing up of the onboard graphics in this generation. »

  TDP: both are 35 W

  Carrots: both are 2 physical (Virtual 4 - thanks to hyperthreading I guess?)

  Energy consumption: "Ivy Bridge CPUS also use less energy", "Ivy Bridge consumes less energy; around 10w, I think. »

  Temperature: i5-3210 m going 5 * C more - 2330 m - i3 shouldn't make much difference

  Looking forward to some responses, RacA

  It is not a technical incompatibility (socket) because as you probably know Ivy Bridge and Sandy Bridge are backward compatible on most motherboards desktop. However, HP has only implemented gen 2d, processor Intel Core compatibility of the HM65 Express chipset that you a. motherboards supporting 3rd gen processors use the HM77 chipset. There is no another motherboard that will fit in your frame.

  Your analysis above, which was pretty good, left out the chipset, which you must always remember when assessing the possibilities of upgrade:

  http://www.CPU-upgrade.com/MB-Intel_%28chipsets%29/HM65_Express.html

  The HM65 supports a couple 3rd gen processors, but none of them are on the list of HP for your model. You can try one of those shown in the link I gave, but I think that there is a small chance that they will work.

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• Pavilion DV3-4060es: 4060es Pavilion DV3 CPU upgrade

  I tried to upgrade the laptop (pavilion dv3 4060es) i3 350M to i7 740QM cpu.

  When I plug the processor I get no video.

  I have the latest bios intalled (F.23, March 2016)

  The service manual indicates that the i7 740QM is a compatible processor.

  What is a compatible processor?

  What do I need to configure something in the BIOS before upgrade?

  No, you make a very common mistake. You cannot just look at the list of processors and assume that one of the processors will work in all versions of this series. Look at page 17 of the manual. Different system cards are listed as follows:

  For use only with Intel Quad Core processors 611348-001

  For use only with Dual Intel processors Core and Core2-599414-001

  For use only with Intel Quad Core processors (1 GB) 622627-001

  For use only with Dual Intel processors Core and Core2-622626-001

  So you need a motherboard Quad in order to install a Quad processor. The fan and the heat sink is the same. HP has more boards in stock so you would need to find one on eBay or contact an HP Reseller:

  https://parts.HP.com/hpparts/Search_Results.aspx?mscssid=01C0D3E563094BBDB6A52308534FEC3D & Searchin' = partnumber & SearchPN = 622627-001

  I took a quick glance and came to look empty, but a little harder could turn into something.

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• HP Pavilion g6-1365sl: upgrade CPU of my HP Pavilion g6-1365sl

  Hi everyone, I would like to upgrade my HP Pavilion 1365sl g6 (B960) processor.

  Research on the web, I found different maintenance and Service of Guide for g6, in the report below:

  http://h10032.www1.HP.com/CTG/manual/c03094322 (this is the first time since the HP website)

  http://www.HP.com/CTG/Manual/c02770249.pdf (from google on HP.com)

  http://h10032.www1.HP.com/CTG/manual/c03233548.PDF (as above)

  http://www.HP.com/CTG/manual/c03593041.PDF (as above)

  Now my question is... which is good?...

  I know the second (c02770249) relate not that my CPU is probably for the excluded, but the others...?

  Editions do not match each other... I'm confused... What's the difference?...

  I guess that the correct edition is the c03094322 (the first one) simply because the touchpad is centralized at the difference of the other two (and because that is provided by the site)... then... the maximum installable CPU is Intel® Core™ i7 - 2640M?

  It's okay?... What is the difference between these editions?

  Thank you in advance!

  You actually have the best motherboard in the series and it will load from 2d gen Intel Core CPU, 'Sandy Bridge', with chip living bridge wide that is switchable graphics. Up to i7 - 2640 M. your radiator is the same one used on the i7 models isn't a matter of removing the processor, substituting the better you want, locking it, apply the thermal paste and put everything back together. OK slight oversimplification.

  See pages 79-85.

  Your manual

• HP Pavilion dv6104ea - CPU upgrade

  Hello I have a laptop HP Pavilion dv6104ea (DV6000 series) with the slower CPU, Intel Celeron M 420. I need to upgrade my CPU. What is the best processor I can put in a laptop? It's Intel Core 2 Duo T7200 (SL9SF for Socket M)? I don't know of differences between versions of DV6000...

  http://www.CPU-upgrade.com/MB-HP/Pavillion_dv6000_%28Intel%29.html

  One-piece CPU Intel Core 2 Duo T7200, I tried, but it did not work. Now I don't know if it was a defective part or was not a supported type.

  Thank you

  Units with Celeron processors have a card mother defeatured, who will not support a Core 2 Duo processor. Here is the Service Manual:

  Manual

  See page 3-9. Celeron models have the 940GML chipset and it won't support a processor who has speed, not steps, which were the Core 2 Duo.

  You could install a Celeron 440 at best. 945GM motherboards are very hard to find these days. You can confirm the model of your motherboard by opening the slot of memory and research modules. It should be painted stencil here.

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• Upgrading CPU for laptop HP Pavilion ze2355ea?

  Hello

  My first post - please be gentle!

  Can someone tell me if it's worth upgrading my CPU to a 1.6 GHz AMD Turion™ 64 processor ML-30, say, a ML-40 2.2 GHz or 2.4 GHz ML-44?

  And if it's worth the upgrade, I would find a significant difference in performance between the ML - 44 (available on ebay for over US$ 120) or the ML-40 (around US $60 or less).  Do I have other options for a CPU upgrade that correspond to a Socket 754?

  Some background info: I have a ze2355ea HP Pavilion 6 years old Notebook, running Windows XP (Service Pack 3), with original material specification following:

  Microprocessor AMD Turion™ 64 processor ML-30

  The microprocessor Cache Memory 1 MB level 2 cache

  Memory 1024 MB DDR 333 MHz (2 x 512 MB)

  Max memory up to 1 GB

  Video Graphics ATI RADEON® XPRESS 200 M IGP graphics card

  128 MB of shared video memory

  Hard drive 60 GB 4200 RPM

  Multimedia player DVD Writer double Format (+/-R +/-RW) with support Double layer

  15.0 "XGA TFT Brightview display

  I am not in a position to buy a new laptop now, but desperately need to improve performance and storage for internet streaming video and RAW photo editing.

  So, I've recently updated the RAM 2 x 1 GB ByteStor, and a 160 GB 5400 RPM Samsung HARD disc.  I've also updated my BIOS and other drivers with the latest versions, I can find.

  The increased capacity of the HARD disk is large and HARD drive access times are significantly improved, but the doubling of RAM from 1 GB to 2 GB did me not increase speed and stability that I expected to when running resource hungry applications in resources, such as RAW photo editors.

  But back to my questions of title.  It's worth the shot of upgrading me the 1.6 GHz AMD Turion™ 64 processor ML-30, for a 2.2 GHz ML-40 or 2.4 GHz ML-44? Can I find a noticeable difference in performance between the ML - 44 (available on ebay for over US$ 120) or the ML-40 (around US $60 or less).  Do I have other options for a CPU upgrade that correspond to a Socket 754?

  I'm perfectly comfortable disassembling and rebuilding my laptop, after already taking part to resolder a doubtful DC power outlet, so falling into a new CPU doesn't discourage me.  I would like to just some assurance that I would spend my money wisely.

  Thank you very much in advance for any advice.

  See you soon

  HighlandBimbler

  HighlandBimbler wrote:

  Hello

  My first post - please be gentle!

  Can someone tell me if it's worth upgrading my CPU to a 1.6 GHz AMD Turion™ 64 processor ML-30, say, a ML-40 2.2 GHz or 2.4 GHz ML-44?

  And if it's worth the upgrade, I would find a significant difference in performance between the ML - 44 (available on ebay for over US$ 120) or the ML-40 (around US $60 or less).  Do I have other options for a CPU upgrade that correspond to a Socket 754?

  Some background info: I have a ze2355ea HP Pavilion 6 years old Notebook, running Windows XP (Service Pack 3), with original material specification following:

  Microprocessor AMD Turion™ 64 processor ML-30

  The microprocessor Cache Memory 1 MB level 2 cache

  Memory 1024 MB DDR 333 MHz (2 x 512 MB)

  Max memory up to 1 GB

  Video Graphics ATI RADEON® XPRESS 200 M IGP graphics card

  128 MB of shared video memory

  Hard drive 60 GB 4200 RPM

  Multimedia player DVD Writer double Format (+/-R +/-RW) with support Double layer

  15.0 "XGA TFT Brightview display

  I am not in a position to buy a new laptop now, but desperately need to improve performance and storage for internet streaming video and RAW photo editing.

  So, I've recently updated the RAM 2 x 1 GB ByteStor, and a 160 GB 5400 RPM Samsung HARD disc.  I've also updated my BIOS and other drivers with the latest versions, I can find.

  The increased capacity of the HARD disk is large and HARD drive access times are significantly improved, but the doubling of RAM from 1 GB to 2 GB did me not increase speed and stability that I expected to when running resource hungry applications in resources, such as RAW photo editors.

  But back to my questions of title.  It's worth the shot of upgrading me the 1.6 GHz AMD Turion™ 64 processor ML-30, for a 2.2 GHz ML-40 or 2.4 GHz ML-44? Can I find a noticeable difference in performance between the ML - 44 (available on ebay for over US$ 120) or the ML-40 (around US $60 or less).  Do I have other options for a CPU upgrade that correspond to a Socket 754?

  I'm perfectly comfortable disassembling and rebuilding my laptop, after already taking part to resolder a doubtful DC power outlet, so falling into a new CPU doesn't discourage me.  I would like to just some assurance that I would spend my money wisely.

  Thank you very much in advance for any advice.

  See you soon

  HighlandBimbler

  Hello

  The only faster processors that are compatible with the motherboard of your laptop are the:

  Mobile AMD Turion 64 ML-37 (2.0 GHz)

  Mobile AMD Turion 64 ML - 34 (1.80 GHz)

  Mobile AMD Turion 64 ML - 32 (1.80 GHz)

  The 40 ML and ML-44 are not supported by the BIOS.  It would be a waste of your money to buy.  The Mobile AMD Turion 64 ML-37 (2.0 GHz) is a supported processor. Given that the increase would be + 400 mhz it would be a significant increase in performance.

  Best regards

  Eric

• Pavilion 550 - 102A: upgrade CPU 550-102 a Pavilion

  My Pavilion 550-102 a short grunt - processor AMD A4-7300 is not manage anything beyond email from basis it seems.

  The official page of the HP product for my system lists the following quad core processor upgrade options: A10-8850, A10-8750, A8-8650, A10-7800, A8-7600.

  I'm looking for some advice on the eligibility of the aforementioned processors, or any other person who can be better and fit the socket FM2 + available?

  Also, having never done a front CPU upgrade, it is attacking physically straight as a memory upgrade?

  Thank you.

  Thank you for the information, @pgking.  Don't worry the delay.  I'm here every day.

  There is an update of the BIOS here.  It is the 6th in the list for the SSID 2 B 52.  If you do the update, be extremely careful to follow the instructions.  A failed BIOS update will make a good boat anchor.  HP makes reconmmend update, however.  Normally, if a processor is recommended in the specification, this will work without changing the BIOS.

  Now, a Quad core will make the difference in performance.  Even with the slower speed, it should give better performance.  More carrots for best performance for multitasking, etc..  In addition, an upgrade of memory will add considerable performance.  Another element that I always install is an SSD.  This will make a dirrerence in startup speed.  I don't have another computer without a boot SSD.  The difference is phenomenal.

• HP Pavilion Notebook dv6985se: CPU UPGRADE

  Currently, this laptop has an Intel Core Duo TM2 (T5750 @2. 00 GHz.  System Board: Quanta 30CC 79.2(e).  The chipset is Intel GM965.  It has 4g of memory.   I am lucky to have a new processor Intel Core Duo T7800 2.6 GHz, 4 MB L2 Cache, 800 MHz FSB Socket P tray/OEM Dual Core Mobile Processor.  My question is: this T7800 would be compatible with this motherboard? And it's easy to use replace?   I have surfed the net and can't find a definitive answer on this.  If this isn't the case, could someone tell me what is the reasonable maximum CPU upgrade that would allow this motherboard, keeping in mind from my diet?  Theoretically speaking thus?  I would be grateful for all comments.  Thank you.

  You're stuck with this motherboard, or at least another of the same model series. When a laptop is designed, there is a very unique, unique motherboard also designed. Laptop motherboards are not industry standard interchangeable with anything else. If the upgrade to a more modern material means buying a different laptop, slapping not only in a better motherboard, processor, memory, as you can do it with a desktop computer.

  I agree with @Paul_Tikkanen that T7800 CPU has a decent chance to work for you.

• Maximum memory upgrade for HP Pavilion computer g6-1209sa laptop

  Hello

  I need to know how much memory can I add to the exsiting4 GB in my HP Pavilion laptop 1209sa g6 (product ID A5G99EA #ABU).

  Here are the memory of the HP Advanced System Diagnostics.

  DIMM 1
  ======
  Device Locator: location of down 1
  Manufacturer: Samsung
  Serial number: #.
  Part number: M471B5273DH0-CH9
  Memory size: 4096 MB
  Memory speed: 1067 MHz
  Memory type: DDR3
  Type Detail: synchronous

  DIMM 2: not installed
  ======
  Device Locator: location of down 2
  Manufacturer:
  Serial number:
  Reference number:
  Memory size:
  Memory speed:
  Memory type:
  Detail of type:

  ---------------------------

  The following information comes from CPU - z:

  DMI physical memory matrix
  Location: motherboard
  use: System memory
  Correction: no
  Max capacity: 8192 MB
  Max # of devices: 2

  DMI memory device
  designation: low - Slot 1
  format: SODIMM
  type: unknown
  total width: 64 bits
  data width: 64 bits
  size: 4096 MB

  DMI memory device
  designation: low - Slot 2
  format: DIMM
  type: unknown
  total width: 8 bits
  data width: 8 bits

  ------------------------

  Thanks for the help!

  san928 wrote:

  Thank you very much for your quick response!

  However, I have noted that several Web sites that specialize in upgrading memory indicates the maximum capacity for my laptop model is of 8 GB. Do you think I can still do trust the generic service G6 guide?

  http://www.offtek.co.UK/RAM-memory-2/HP-Compaq/HP-Compaq-laptop-memory/Pavilion-notebook-G6-1209sa/mid235081/

  http://www.mrmemory.co.UK/memory-RAM-upgrades/HP-Compaq/Pavilion-notebook/G6-1209sa

  http://UK.crucial.com/GBR/en/compatible-upgrade-for/HP---Compaq/Pavilion-G6-1209sa

  You are welcome

  I am convinced that more Crucial that G6 service guide in this

  If the Crucial system scanner scanned your compatible upgrades system & lists - they guarantee this upgrade, otherwise you will get the money back.

  Concerning

  Visruth

• Equium L20-264 - CPU upgrade

  Hello world

  I have Toshiba Equium L20-264 and I want to move into gear
  Can someone help me please?

  I had already upgraded to 2 GB of Ram, but my CPU is still 1.4 GHz.

  Please guide me what to do and if it supports several Ghz processor, which will be the best place to buy.

  Thank you.

  I assume that you have not read all the posts here in the forum about upgrading the CPU s for laptop?
  Did you?

  Some facts first:
  Update CPU is very delicate and depends on the chipset and BIOS support.
  In case one of the parties (chipset or bios) would not support new CPU, the will to power laptop on.

  Second: the laptop seems to be equipped with an Intel Celeron - M CPU, and I suppose the other Intel Celeron-M CPU be compatible:
  Intel Celeron M 370 (1.5 Ghz)
  Intel Celeron M 380 (1.6 Ghz)

  Everything supports the FSB 400 Mhz

  But guess what? Even if you add the new processor at 1.6 Ghz, the performance gain will be not noticeable. So in my eyes, CPU upgrade for this old book is useless. It won't add any performance benefits.

• Satellite Pro L630 - 14L - CPU upgrade possible?

  Is it possible to upgrade processor in this model: L630 14 L? If yes what processors are supported?
  Another question - my hdmi port stopped working - is the possible replacement?

  Hello

  With regard to the question on the CPU upgrade:
  This question was asked several times here in the forum. I recommend you read the other discussions on upgrading the CPU.

  Usually, the case is simple: the manufacturers of portable don t support this upgrade for clean products. The CPU is delicate because the new processor must be based on two essential elements: chipset and BIOS.

  The laptop supports the Mobile Intel HM55 Express Chipset.
  So, you know, what would the CPU supported by the chipset.
  But like I said above: the BIOS support is also important and finally everything depends on the BIOS whether your new processor works or not.

• Qosmio G40 - 10Z - possible CPU upgrade?

  What processor can I put my Qosmio G40 - 10Z? I couldn't find a list and the motherboard is a "motherboard Toshiba" without a template or similar.
  I would like to change to a better processor, a quadcore would be well, is - it possible?

  My Windows 7 tells me to change the battery, but the battery is ok. Google says its due to Windows and could be solved by the BIOS updated. I have the newest
  Official home page. There is no latest BIOS available?

  Thank you

  Robert

  Hello

  I doubt that the CPU upgrade would be possible. You should read this article:
  http://APS2.toshiba-tro.de/KB0/TSB9401AX0001R01.htm

  This error message is it exactly that you get Windows 7? Normally you get only a low battery notification, you need to Exchange or connect the power supply.

• Satellite Pro L450D - 12 X - CPU upgrade

  Hello

  I have a Toshiba Satellite Pro L450D - 12 X and I was wondering which processors 'Dual Core' support this laptop for a CPU upgrade?

  Have a read of other peoples threads, it is possible for the laptop to have an upgrade, but I'm not sure of what those who actually support. The most common dual core would be the dual core 'Stalk' However, there are many processors that go under the name "stalk".

  I was also wondering if all Toshiba L450Ds have the same motherboard etc... because they contain the same case and (mostly) graphics card

  Thank you very much

  I assume that you have already read this Toshiba doesn't support CPU upgrade and a public document on processors compatible doesn t exist.
  You can just hope that someone has an identical identical machine with the hardware platform and can offer some info on these updates.

  For best performance, you can start with the RAM upgrade. Have you upgraded RAM to max level?

• On Satellite C670 - 17 M CPU upgrade

  I have laptop: * SATELLITE C670 - 17 M *.
  My processor: Pentium (r) CPU B950 of * Intel (R) @ 2.10 GHz, 2100 MHz *.
  My Chipset is: * Mobile Intel® HM65 Express Chipset *.

  So, if you look at http://ark.intel.com/products/52808/Intel-BD82HM65-PCH and click on * compatibility * http://prntscr.com/27avin you can see all the compatible processors that you can use with this chipset right?

  My question is, can I upgrade my current processor with all of the processors on this list? http://prntscr.com/27awsp

  Toulouse,

  Republic of Korea

  > My question is, can I upgrade my current processor with all of the processors on this list?

  Probably yes.
  But the fact is that no one would be able to answer this question because this CPU upgrade isn't officially supported. This means that gift of manufacturers of mobile phone t provide any information on this upgrade and compatibility.

  You can try these updates with your own hands and hope that the BIOS would be able to manage this new CPU.