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• 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?

• Satellite M30x-113: core duo processor CPU upgrade

  I have satellite mx30-113 with 1.63 mhz processor, 1 GB of ram, I can improve its processor to core duo processor?
  If I switch to 2 GB of ram any advantagr in speed?

  Hello

  Ivan is reason. Forget the CPU upgrade and put the maximum RAM (2 GB) and your device will work much better and faster. Compatible modules are:
  PC2700 512 MB (PA3312U - 1 M 51)
  1024MO PC2700 (PA3313U-1M1G)

  Upgrading RAM is very simple and you can do it alone. The cache is placed in the lower corner.

• 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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• My HP Pavilion a6000n cpu upgrade

  I got this hp Pavilion a6000n friend and I basically rebuilt this computer, but I'm not sure what CPU I can go to. I've been watching this cpu for my computer. I am running windows 7 64 bit. This upgrade of the processor is possible for my computer?

  Edit: I also watched this cpu, if the other cpu is too powerful.

  Here are the specifications of your HP Pavilion a6000n desktop computer and its card mother M2N68 - LA (narrated). Based on these specifications, this model supports the following processors;

  Type of socket: AM2
  TDP: 89 watt
  Athlon 64 X 2 with Dual Core technology up to 5600 + (up to 89 watt)
  Athlon 64 4000 + less than
  Sempron less than 4000 +.

  Neither the processors you listed works on this computer.

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

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• HP Pavilion-1262 CPU Upgrade

  Hi, I have a desktop HP Pavilion P7-1262 and want to upgrade the processor.
  My default computer record: http://h20564.www2.hp.com/hpsc/doc/public/display?docId=c03369731

  I made 3 upgrades to the computer, added a MSI GTX 750, added a 725w PSU and installed windows 8.1

  I want to move to an i7 CPU and I need to know what is compatible with my desktop computer. Thank you

  ~ Evan

  Hi evanerock33

  Intel Core i7-3xxx (Ivy Bridge) Quad Coreup at 77 w.

  Intel® Core™ i7-3770 processor (8 M Cache, up to 3.90 GHz)

  Intel® Core™ i7 - 3770S processor (8 M Cache, up to 3.90 GHz)
  Intel® Core™ i7 - 3770T processor (8 M Cache, up to 3.70 GHz)

  Intel Core i7-2xxx (Sandy Bridge) Quad Coreup at 95 W

  Intel® Core™ i7-2600 processor (8 M Cache, up to 3.80 GHz)
  Intel® Core™ i7 - 2600S processor (8 M Cache, up to 3.80 GHz)

• 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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• G7-2247us Pavilion: Pavilion g7-2247us CPU upgrade

  I have a Pavilion g7-2247us and you want to upgrade the Intel Core i3 processor (3rd generation) 3110 M/2.4 GHz and I want to know what will fit this laptop model.

  @Zeermo

  You have a lot to choose from.

  Processor (includes the thermal material replacement):

  3rd generation Intel Core processor:

  ● Intel Core i7-3632QM (2.2 GHz, turbo up to 3.2 GHz, 1 600 MHz/6 MB L3 SC cache, quad core, 35 W) 701658-001

  ● Intel Core i5 - 3230M (2.6 GHz, turbo up to 3.2 GHz, 1 600 MHz/3 MB L3 cache, double heart, 35 W) 711903-001

  ● processor Intel Core i5 - 3210M (2.5 GHz, turbo SC up to 3.1 GHz, 1600 MHz/3 MB L3 cache, dual core, 35 W) 680645-001

  ● Intel Core processor i3 - 3130M (2.6 GHz, 1 600 MHz/3 MB L3 cache, dual core, 35 W) 713163-001

  ● Intel Core processor i3 - 3120M (2.5 GHz, 1 600 MHz/3 MB L3 cache, dual core, 35 W) 700627-001

  ● Intel Core processor i3 - 3110M (2.4 GHz 1600 MHz/3 MB L3 cache, dual core, 35 W) 682417-001

  It's the one you have now.

  http://Ark.Intel.com/products/65700/Intel-Core-i3-3110M-processor-3M-cache-2_40-GHz

  It's the high end i7.

  http://Ark.Intel.com/products/71670/Intel-Core-I7-3632QM-processor-6M-cache-up-to-3_20-GHz-BGA

  I do not see the type of Socket for the i7, so I don't know if it would be a good choice for you.

  You can go to the Ark and check them all to see if the plugs are compatible.

  Your manual here.

  http://h10032.www1.HP.com/CTG/manual/c03593672

  REO

• Pavilion g6 1320 - is portable: CPU upgrade HP pavilion g6 1320 - to laptop

  Hello, I am Ahmed Hussein and I own a HP pavilion g6 1320 - to laptop which I love.

  with a processor intel core i5 2.5 Ghz.

  I would like to see if I can forward a processor upgrade, and if there was all the compatible processors or recommended for a graphic work of higher performance and more speed, we thank you.

  Hello

  Please visit the page #1 the 2nd keyboard on the following link:

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/product/HP-Pavilion-G6-notebook-PC-series/5186808/model/5218288/manuals/

  You need the right B21 on page 83.

  Kind regards.

• Pavilion dv6825er: CPU Upgrade dv6825er

  Hello

  What is the processor does support dv6825er HP Pavilion to upgrade?

  Current processor is t5550 (667 MHz FSB) I can contruction to t7800 (800 MHz FSB) or t9600 (FSB 1066 MHz)?

  Thank you

  Here is the Service Manual:

  Manual

  The top of the page processor is a T7500. The manual is a little confusing because she lists several Core 2 Duo like Core Duo and lists the other processors only as reference numbers. But if you're looking for the 2.2 ghz Core 2 Duo, which is the fastest on the list (p. 21), it turns out it's a T7500. T7500 is a 800 fsb processor. I would say that there is a chance the T7800 would work, but cannot guarantee.

  I don't know that the T9600 will not work.

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• Pavillion DV6 1330 CE: Pavilion DV6 1330 ec CPU upgrade

  Hello.

  I want to upgrade the CPU in my EC of Pavillion DV6 1330. Is it possible to change my Intel Core 2 Duo P8700 with Intel Core 2 Duo T9900, Intel Core 2 Extreme X 9100 or perhaps Intel Core 2 Extreme QX9300 (quad core)? What I need to change the cooling system or the stock is enough?

  My current setup:

  CPU: Intel Core 2 Duo P8700 2, 53GHz

  RAM: 2x2gb DDR3

  GPU: ATI Radeon HD 4650 1 GB

  HARD drive: Samsung EVO 850 SSD

  10 64-bit Windows

  Thanks in advance for the answers.

  Here is the Service Manual:

  Manual

  Intel® Core™ 2 Duo T9900 3.06 GHz with 6 MB of cache L2 and FSB 1066 MHz (FSB)

  Intel® Core™ 2 Duo T9800 2.93 GHz with 6 MB of cache L2 and FSB 1066 MHz (FSB)

  Intel Core 2 Duo T9600 2.80 GHz with 6 MB of cache L2 and FSB 1066 MHz

  Those are your upgrade and options of the foregoing would be a major improvement. The T9800 and T9900 in particular are extremely strong. Equal to 2d plus gen processors Core i5 in my opinion. The market knows that, however, and these processors tend to be difficult to find and expensive. The T9600 is only slightly less powerful and more widely available and cheaper. The "X" model processors are a no-go.

  Let us know if you need more information.

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• HP pavilion 6210y: upgrade CPU comparison?

  This is my current motherboard

  @sooperglew

  You need your memory problem.  See the response I posted on your other thread.

  You won't even have a CPU upgrade.  Run Windows resource monitor in the background and then start the game for about 5 minutes. Now, put yourself in the resource monitor and click the CPU tab and look at the history.  How many processors are used and what percentage microcopies (busy) for each processor?

• 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.

• want to improve my G6 Notebook PC Pavilion CPU th

  Hello

  I don't have the serial number of my lapttop, but there the

  Laptop HP Pavilion G6

  Intel Core i3 2.40 Ghz m370

  4 GB of Ram (Stock), I developed the most now (8 GB)

  300 GB HARD drive

  64-bit operating system

  I know that with this model, I can change the processer but details were very confused, I want to move to an i7, but I can't find specific i7 which corresponds to the game board or mother socket. Wondering if I could get help to find the processor more up-to-date in the i7 I can put in my laptop.

  (I have an i7 no i5 or i3, I am trying to run Adobe SpeedGrade and I'm poor so 400 to 500 for a new computer is out of the question that this processor along hurts that cost me wise).

  Processors that are circled are the only ones to be published as compatible with the motherboard of your laptop. I've also identified your system and processor type. It seems that there is an Intel Core i5 CPU generation, which is an appropriate upgrade.  No processor Intel Core i7 processors are compatible with you systemboard in generating current or earlier of the Intel Core CPU range. the processor i5 - 480 M will be a some bump in performance. the disadvantage is that it is still only a CPU dual core. Source reference: PC HP Pavilion G6 - maintenance and service Guide

  

• HP Pavilion DV6500: upgrading the BIOS on HP DV6500 w/Win7-64

  HP Pavilion DV6500

  Service etiquette: dv6607rs

  Memory: 2 GB to 4 GB upgrade

  Operating system: Win7 Ultimate 64-bit

  HD: upgrading to the new Toshiba 1 TB HDD - MQ01ABD100

  OLD HD: Western Digital WD1600BEVS - 60RST0

  CPU: upgrading to AMD Turion64 X 2 TL-66, 2.3 GHz

  OLD CPU: AMD Athlon 64 X 2 TK - 55 1.8 GHz

  Motherboard model: Quanta 30CF

  Motherboard Chipset: nVidia nForce 630M (C67)

  BIOS: Phoenix HP, 23/07/2007, F.06

  Had this laptop for free because he was constantly overheating and blue screening and the keyboard didn't work. Bought the new keyboard and fixed overheating by a cleaning in depth and the new thermal paste to the heat sink. Then, I decided to update as much as I can and use it to make music.

  The BIOS are very old, F.06. I was told that I should update the BIOS, because the most recent BIOS also included fixes for overheating, among other things. Unfortunately, I was told also that you need the operating system is Vista or BIOS update program "brick" laptop.

  I got what I thought, it was the ingenious idea to use my old hard drive, install Vista on it (came to me with Win7 too), update the BIOS, and then replace the new HDD with Win7 in. Trying to install Vista on my old hard drive, the installation routine says impossible to find the hard drive, and I need to install drivers to "see" the hard drive.

  I don't know exactly what I need. I tried several AMD AHCI drivers, but I have not found the good, or I need somethng totally different AMD AHCI drivers.

  I guess I have two questions.

  1. is it possible to update of the BIOS under Win7, without having to try to do it on another hard drive with Vista?

  2. If Vista will be used, what exactly I need / have to do to get Vista to recognize my original hard drive?

  (Hard drive model D'origina listed at the beginning of post)

  I want to emphasize that although I have not used the laptop much since I upgraded the CPU, everything seems to work well. I'm just worried that I may have still some problems of overheating, especially since the most recent processor can generate a little more heat than the original (35 watts instead of 31 watts).

  Thanks in advance for any help.

  Kind regards

  Bill

  Ok. I'm done.

  The hard drive was not recognized because I did something stupid. When I got the new drive and put the old man back, I forgot to transfer adapter plastic little new hard drive to the former. The pins on the old drive never made contact when I put it back in the system.

  Once I realized my mistake, I could format the old drive, put Vista on it, Flash the BIOS to the most recent/last version and then replace the old drive to the new drive with Win7-64 on it. Piece of cake.

  Now, I did almost everything possible to restore and modernize this computer:

  • Faster CPU support
  • Max RAM
  • Battery high capacity
  • New, 1 TB hard drive (with the pin adapter back on!)
  • Replaced the optical drive non-working
  • Replace the non-functional keyboard
  • BIOS flashed
  • Replace hard drive broken plastic cover
  • Replaced the knob cracked and melted
  • Win7-64
  • Clean the vents, fan, radiator, new thermal paste

  Everything seems to work OK so far. Let's see if the overheating problem that caused my ex-wife (the killer of computer) to throw this laptop comes back, or if it is fixed for good. Thanks to those who replied with their answers to help me.

  Bill