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• Desktop HP Pavilion 550-044: processor upgrade

  Can I upgrade using a processor intel i7 4790 K 4.0 ghz on a desktop hp pavilion 550-044 design?

  DKinsman1234, welcome to the forum.

  This is supported by the motherboard and HP processor upgrades:

  TDP: up to 88 W

  • Socket type: LGA 1150 (Socket-H3)

• processor upgrade

  What would be the best processor upgrade for my

  Compaq Presario SR5412NL desktop PC

  It's running windows vista 32 bit, I'll upgrade my memory to 4 GB.

  I use the most for Photoshop/Illustrator pc it seems to slow my pc down when I use these programs simultaneous.

  And would it be another option to run these programs from an ssd instead of the HD that make a difference?

  You are the very welcome, Suzan.

  I would say that the safe bet for the best processor the E7400.

  Your PC was introduced in March 2008.

  I fear the E7500 and E7600 that came out in 2009, will not be managed because I can't update the BIOS of your PC that adds support for the latest processors.

  Paul

• Pavilion a6418f: processor upgrade

  I would like to upgrade the processor to-amd phenom 11 x 4 955 3.2 ghz Quad Core am2 + / am3.

  the motherboard is the - MCP61M - HM-(nettle 3) - said it supports am2 processors +.

  Work with this crowd, I will also be upgraded to win 10.

  Can you advise please

  It's basically the processor?

  http://www.Newegg.com/product/product.aspx?item=N82E16819103808

  If the answer is 'Yes', then the answer is 'NO', this is not supported by the MCP61M - HM-(nettle 3

  OnHis PAGEof T, said processor upgrade info

  "Phenom with Quad Core (Agena) technology (AM2 +) up to 9600 (up to 95 watt TDP).

  the AMD Phenom II X 4 955 is a core of Deneb 125W

• Processor upgrade questions

  Hi all.

  (For a year or two), I have the HP Pavilion p7-1235 with is provided with processor A8-5500 and 7560 integrated graphics. I intend to add a discrete GPU to 7750 and a 500 Watt power supply. I use this desktop computer for everyday tasks, surf the web, etc. But I also play casual games on Steam. I also have the Sims 3 (base game) is installed.  The last time I played this game, fifiteen minutes at the level of the fan (I guess CPU) kicking on.  It also happened when I tried Roller Coaster Tycoon 3.

  Now I don't know if it of because the cpu is dusty or cannot handle these 2 games. According to the technical specifications of HP, I know I can upgrade the processor to an A10-5700 or A10 - 5800 k? It would give me better performance game-wise? Or just do the upgrade to graphical power and power would be sufficient? Also, when a processor upgrade, would I have to mess with the BIOS?

  http://h20565.www2.HP.com/portal/site/hpsc/template.page/public/KB/docDisplay/?sp4ts.Oid=5187022&SPF...

  Set to upgrade to an A10-5700 will provide that almost no improvement in the CPU of the tasks not related. Upgrading an A10 - 5800K provide a 5% improvement in CPU related tasks. Your best bet is too make sure all dirt and dust is collected inside the case, fans and heat sinks. Then install the GPU and PSU upgrades and monitor your computer for the fan kicks at the top. With the GPU load moved to the discreet graphics card, the APU (UC) should be less stressed.

  If you have any other questions, feel free to ask.

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• HP p6230y: processor upgrade

  I currently have a HP p6230y and it has a processor clocked at 2.6 GHz. Can I replace it with an AMD Phenom IIx4 965 3.4 GHz processor? If so should I repalce also it cooling fan?

  Thanks for your help.

  Tom

  Hello @tnormanii,

  Welcome to the Forums of HP Support! It's a good place to find the help you need, so many other users, the HP experts and other members of the support staff.

  I read your post about upgrading the processor and wanted to help you!

  Based on the Specifications of the product, your motherboard supports the following processor upgrades:

  • TDP = 125 W

• HP 20-d013w Envy TouchSmart: processor upgrade

  I am wanting to know how I would find out what CPU exact Intel my computer would be able to upgrade to.

  I currently have the Intel i3-3220 3.30 GHZ with a Chipset H61 and mother Larrybird-B card with a personalized card 8.7 x 9.4 in. type socket LGA 1155.

  I have already improved the memory of 8 GB to 16 GB

  I am wanting to upgrade the current Intel i3 processor to an i5 or i7 if possible.

  Any tips or info on how I can watch in what are my options would be very appreciated.

  Best regards

  Donald L Wilson

  It would be possible to upgrade your CPU, see processor upgrade information here:

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c03506300

  This article will also help you:

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/bph07139

• which means a processor upgrade?

  Original title: CPU

  which means a processor upgrade?

  This is when you remove the processor of your computer and replace it with another (usually one of most powerful).

  What is a CPU:
  http://pcsupport.about.com/od/componentprofiles/p/p_cpu.htm

  How to replace:
  http://www.PCWorld.com/article/157467/how_to_replace_your_cpu.html

• p6654y: processor upgrade

  I have a desktop HP Pavilion p6654y 6000 Series.  I wanted to upgrade the image to 6 core processor...

  I understand that AMD Phenom II X 6 Six-Core (core Thuban) 10xxT is what the list says for updates, but I found a 6 processor that I wondered if it would work. It is not this but Thuban.

  (AMD Phenom II X 6 1090 t. Black Edition 3.2GHz/3.6GHz Turbo Six Core HDT90ZFBK6DGR)

  The specs are exactly the same, but it isn't Thuban.

  I've already updated the power supply to a 400 Watt power supply. Which wouldn't be a problem.

  Thanks for any help!

  Hello

  AMD Phenom II X 6 1090 t. - Black Edition 125 Watt would not be supported because the limit of 95W TDP.

   Specifications of the motherboard, N-Alvorix-RS880-formfat (Alvorix)

  Processor upgrade information

  • Max TDP: 95W

• HP 280 mt g1: G1 MT 280 HP processor upgrade.

  Hi, I have a desktop hp 280 g1 with the pentium g 3250 mt, so I wanted to ask, is the motherboard supports any i5 - i7 processor? If so is there a processor upgrade list? Which is also the ram max that I can use?

  Thanks to respect.

  Hello

  Looking at two documents, you can see that they are not on the same date. Depending on when, so very difficult to say. HP had some series that could go for a few years. HP now put G0, G1, G2, and these 'generations' lives a little easier.

  Given that the two documents are for G1, this may be true, and you must upgate BIOS.

  Kind regards.

• Dimension 4700 choice of processor upgrade

  Hi all

  Need some advice on the processor upgrade choices for a Dimension 4700 with a Pentium 4. I mainly use this machine to launch Cubase 4.5, and an Emu Proteus system and I am running up to the limit of my titles and sampling. I can't go further than 12 titles and which includes three tracks 48 k samples simultaneously. It seems incredible, but it is not enough good my goals of recording. It seems that what I really need, is a Quad-Core or even an I7. On my budget, it will not happen. My budget is $ 400.00 and it grows. I realize that maybe these specifications do not support upgrading to even a Dual-Core, and even if I could how much difference I would hear and experience in Cubase and Proteus fact?

  What I would really like to get out of this system is a machine of 24 tracks with the same 48 k samples I need for serious recording, I'd settle for 8 simultaneous samples per song as well as 24 tracks.  Basically, it would be normal 16 pieces of Cubase VST over 8 tracks samples of Proteus.  What would rock!

  If a serious CPU upgrade is plausible, should I upgrade my CPU cooling fan and XP Home Pro? Is my only option a faster Pentium 4?

  Here are the specs:

  Number of cores per processor 1
  Number of threads per processor 2
  Name Intel Pentium 4 530
  Code-named Prescott
  Specification Intel (r) Pentium (r) 4 CPU 3.00 GHz
  Socket LGA 775 package
  F.4.1 family/model/no walk
  Family expanded/model F.4
  Core Stepping E0
  90 nm technology
  Basic speed 2992,6 MHz
  Multiplier x Bus 15.0 x 199.5 MHz speed
  798,0 MHz rated Bus speed
  Stock frequency 3000 MHz
  MMX, SSE, SSE2, SSE3 instruction sets
  Data L1 cache (per processor) 16 KB, 8-way set associative line, size 64 bytes
  Back up cache (per processor) 12 Kuops, set of 8 - way associative
  Cache (per processor) L2 1024 kilobytes, size 8-way line set associative, 64 bytes

  Northbridge Intel i915P/i915G Rev. B1
  Southbridge Intel 82801FB (ICH6) Rev. 03
  Memory type DDR2
  Memory size 4096 MB
  Frequency 266,0 MHz (3:4) memory
  Latency CASE clocks # (tCL) 4.0
  RAS # for CASE # (tRCD) 4 clocks
  RAS # Precharge (tRP) 4 clocks
  Cycle Time (tRAS) 12 clocks

  Motherboard for Dell Inc. seller.
  Motherboard model 0M 3918

  BIOS vendor Dell Inc.
  BIOS Version A10
  Date of the BIOS 04/01/2006
  Memory SPD
  Module 1 DDR2, PC2-5300 (333 MHz), 1024 MB, Nanya Technology
  Module 2 DDR2, PC2-5300 (333 MHz), 1024 MB, unknown brand
  Module 3 DDR2, PC2-5300 (333 MHz), 1024 MB, Nanya Technology
  Module 4 DDR2, PC2-5300 (333 MHz), 1024 MB, unknown brand
  Software
  Windows Version Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition Service Pack 3 (Build 2600)
  DirectX version 9 .0c

  Heath has

  The 4700 supports all Dual Core processors.

  Any Socket LGA775, processor P4 520, 530, 540, 550, 560, 570 with HT technology will work.

  Bev.

• DV6000 AMD TL-56 processor upgrade options

  Hi there and thank you in advance for your comments.

  Y at - it an upgrade of my Pavilion laptop processor?

  The current one is an AMD TL-56 1.8Ghz (64 x 2)

  Laptop computer product code is Dv6331eu and it has 2 MB of RAM

  Is there an upgrade of RAM available as well?

  I do not know what is the version of the BIOS, but will in a few days (I just bought)

  It is currently running windows 7 with a 32 bit OS

  Let me know if you need more info.

  Concerning

  Dave

  Danger.

  CPU here.

  http://www.eBay.com/ITM/AMD-Turion-64-X2-TL-60-2-0-GHz-Laptop-processor-CPU-TMDTL60HAX5DM-/381076666452?PT=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item58b9f07854

  The price of the upgrade, I would say it's worth.

  You will notice improved performance.

  Lay out level, disk cleanup, defragmentation and increase virtual memory, you will see improvement.

  REO

• HP Pavilion Dv6000 (6700): upgrade CPU

  I know im probably one of the las guys still using a computer laptop model HP Dv6000, but this computer got well served and she even has upgraded to windows 10 pro for free, applause to microsoft.

  But here's my question, I would like to upgrade the processor and for the time being the

  Intel core 2 duo t5450 (1.66 Ghz)

  and I wanted to know if the ppga socket 478 runs and supports a

  Intel core 2 duo t7800 (2.60 Ghz) OR intel core 2 duo t9500 (2.60 Ghz)

  Thank you for your time and soon saw answer!

  Hi @leovinic,

• The processor upgrade help

  I have a HP Pavilion dv6000 with AMD Turion 64 x 2 Proccesor. It is extremely slow, only 1.80 Ghz. is it possible that I can update the graphic card of at least 2.4ish and possibly RAM too?

  On the background. Assuming that it is in the earlier 6499 dv6000 series and has an AMD processor here is the Manual:

  Manual

  It's the best processor:

  AMD Turion ML-60 2.0 GHz

  .2 improvement is not enough to get excited about. It tops out at 2 GB of RAM. It will simply not be able to be upgraded to be a fast computer. An SSD can help a little, but even to say a 120 gig SSD will cost $80 or more and I would not invest in this laptop. They are perhaps the most infamous laptops ever made and did not massively. There was a class action lawsuit and a silent reminder of years, involving the graphic chip nVidia.

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• XW 6400 processor upgrade

  Hello world

  I'm looking to upgrade the processor in my HP XW6400 workstation. I currently have 2 dual-core Intel Xeon 5130. Should I upgrade to the processor dual-core 5160 (3 GHz) or the quad core 5320 (1.86 ghz)?

  I think (if I understand correctly starting from a previous thread) that my motherboard supports up to the intel xeon 5320 and not the 5345 because it has a SP:436925 - 001 motherboard.

  Any thoughts would be appreciated.

  Thank you very much

  Aaron

  Aaron,

  It took some time to gather my data bits.  Here's the info: with Windows 7 Microsoft came out with a standardized performance measurement method can be run and see how your configuration batteries against others.  It comes to memory, CPU, graphics card and game performance and hard disk performance.  The test is called experience Windows Experience Index or user Windows and top scores on to 9.0.  You can get to right click on my computer in W7 and drag it down to the properties.  I have attached the results for the xw6600 I'm working on right now that has an older Intel SSD for its primary drive.  If you have two video cards the results reflect only one slot PCIe x 16 superior.

  It turns out that your hard drive partition can never exceed 5.9 without an SSD.  But what you really want right now is the scores of processor and memory, as the best indicator of the user experience practice.  For cards mothers xw6400 scores memory and processor are always to be balanced and identical, in all my tests.  Not so much for other HP motherboards, but the 6400, 6600, 8400 and 8600, this is the case.  I have, as you can guess, I was able to run the same test on several different HP workstations.  You will be able to extrapolate from the numbers below and will be amazed how the xw6400 is with these faster quad cores, I recommend.  Here are the data, weaker performance on site a group that I have personally tested.  The 5100 series processors are all two hearts; 5300 series is quad-cores.  The other odd are quadri-hearts of different families of Xeon in different workstations, as well as the a 6-core in a Z600 (which has a place for a second processor, unused, in this particular facility).  All the xw6400/6600/8400 and 8600 scores are made using the same label HP Server/Workstation memory, interchangeable, which is HP origin for each of these workstations:

  1 x E5140 = 5.8 processor and memory 5.8 scores, and I'm going to shorten things down to the only identical score from here on the results of CPU/memory in WUE.  It actually also got a 5.7 several times during the tests, so it's a 5.8 'low'... almost a 5.7.

  1 x E5160 = 6.4

  1 x = 7.1 E5345

  1 x E5430 = 7.2 (in a xw6600)

  2 x E5150 = a 7.2 'low '.

  2 x E5160 = a 'high' 7.2 that turned out as a 7.3 a couple of times

  1 x = 7.3 (in a xw6600) E5450

  1 x X 5355 = 7.3 (in a xw8400)

  1 x E5645 = 7.4 (in a Z600)... it is a single processor with 6 cores

  2 x 7.5 = E5345 (it's my favorite build if the xw6400 can run this image.)  15% cannot, in my experience.  I don't use any any Quad cores as this one.  I go to 2 x E5160 if I can't launch an E5345 quad core, and if I can run 1 of those so I was always able to run two.  SLAEJ sSpec code is the one to buy.  If you buy a processor used off eBay at least take the time to find the sSpec codes and get the last one for this processor).

  2 x X 5355 = 7.6 (in a xw8400)

  2 x = 7.7 E5450 (in a xw6600, that I'm working at this time)

  2 x E5440 = 7.7 (in a xw8600)

  None of the non-xw6400 processors listed above will run in a xw6400 with modern BIOS, said by the way.

  So, there is the data, and you can see that 2 x E5130 would be a dog compared to the use of 2 x E5160.  I understand that we get here cheaper access to of the E5345, and my buddies just come with their box of 6400 and me have plug in one of my E5345 checked to see if they should buy two of them, or two of the E5160.

  I have zero input for you on the slightest quad of the carrots in the list for the xw6400 HP... life is quite complicated, and I opted for this formula a / or for the 5160/5345.

  I hope this helps!

  Scott