HP pavilion 1303au g4: upgrade of processor in hp pavilion 1303au g4

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• 23 - g011 HP Pavilion all-in-One: can I upgrade the processor?

  Hello world!

  I'm at an impasse earlier and had to get a fast PC. What I ended up getting was 23-g011 HP Pavilion all-in-One. When I got it, I thought it was OK, but as I started working I realized its limitations. I guess that there's a 1.3 ghz processor, which seems to be the only real issue with it, I would say.

  My question is, can I upgrade the processor?

  I heard different things. Some say yes, others say no.

  I really don't know much about this stuff, but I hope someone can help me here.

  Thank you!

  I'm sorry, but apparently the proccessor is soldered to the motherboard of the computer, so you cannot update. All-in-one computers are not designed to be upgraded (I have a Pavilion b010 20 with a proccessor 1.48 GHz) and I would really have a problem with the "no upgrade" thing if the proccessors was not so terrible! I feel you, I do a lot of game and I have for them to run as 5 fps. So to sum it all, you can't update.

• Pavilion 17-e020us: upgrade of processor on HP Pavilion e020us 17 with Core i3 - 3110M

  Hello

  I woud like to upgrade the processor in my HP Pavilion notebook e020us 17.  It currently has an Intel Core i3 processor - 3110 m dual-core clocked at 2.40 GHz.  I realize that upgrading the processor in my model means also I need a new motherboard and heatsink of heat, and I'm ready to replace the parts too.

  I'm looking for a quad-core processor that can run at more than 3 GHz (it's OK if the base frequency is less, so that it can Turbo / be overclocked to over 3 GHz).

  If it helps, I know that the current laptop processor TDP is 35W; When I'm upgrading, I'm looking to improve performance (I don't care if it lowers the battery life and uses more energy).  The laptop currently is not a battery (that it came with death), and it's the one he used: http://www.ebay.com/itm/Genuine-47WH-HP-Pavilion-PI06-14-E000-15-E000-710416-001-HSTNN-UB4N-Battery...  .  The reason why I mention this is that some new mobile processors, like this: http://ark.intel.com/products/88972/Intel-Core-i7-6920HQ-Processor-8M-Cache-up-to-3_80-GHz, consume more energy, but have better performance.  Can I get a processor like this one that consumes more energy, but is more powerful (that one would work?)?  If so, what other parts that would replace?

  If you need to know anything else about the specs of the laptop, you can find it here: http://support.hp.com/us-en/document/c03782483.

  So, who's the best processor I can update that fits my needs (see the second paragraph), regardless of the cost?  What other components should I buy?  Links for what I need would be great!

  Thank you very much to all who have responded.

  Hello

  There is a list of CPUS to support for the series on page #2 of the Service Guide and Maintenance in the following link:

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/product/HP-Pavilion-17-notebook-PC-series/5375409/model/5395210/manuals

  Please don't ask why mw but go to page 85 to get the right for selected CPU part number and order of HP. The document also shows you how to replace the CPU.

  And if you ask my why, my answer: in many cases, we allowed HP part number, buyning also the chance to make it work is 50-50.

  Kind regards.

• What can I upgrade the processor in an HP Pavilion dv7-1285dx

  can I upgrade the processor in an HP Pavilion dv7-1285dx I have Intel (r) Core (TM) 2 Duo CPU P8600 @ 2.40 GHz

  Hello:

  Here is the link to the service manual for your laptop.

  http://bizsupport2.Austin.HP.com/BC/docs/support/SupportManual/c01918142/c01918142.PDF

  See Chapter 1, page 1 for list of taken Intel processors supported.

  Paul

• Pavilion p6-2070sc: the upgrade of processor on a p6-2070sc

  According to the page of specifications of product for my Pavilion p6 2070sc (), I can upgrade the processor.

  I have 3 questions then:

  1: if I want to switch to an i7 processor, this one would agree: http://www.proshop.dk/CPU/Intel-Core-i7-2600-Sandy-Bridge-Tray-2287663.html

  2: can I do the upgrade myself?

  3: can I also buy this thermal grease: http://www.proshop.dk/Systemtilbehoer-(koelepasta-mv.) /Danamics-Koelepasta-1%2C5-Gram-2253904.html

  Thank you for your help,

  Carsten.

  Hello

  I don't plan on specific issues.  You will need to reuse the existing heatsink.

  Review a couple of uTube videos of Intel i7-2600 installation so that you get the feel of what you need to do.

  I suggest that you plan to install latest BIOS update for your PC and your PC stable before you proceed with the replacement of the processor.  It could not hurt to run diagnostics to make sure that your PC hardware is stable.

  If you experience problems after installing, then try to clear the CMOS memory.

• HP Pavilion 2301ax g6: can I upgrade my processor?

  I currently have a laptop g6 2301ax Pavilion

  Plug according to CPU - Z: -.

  AMD A8 - 4500M

  Max TDP - 35.1w

  Taken FP2 (827)

  RAM - 4 GB of DDr3 memory

  Can I upgrade my processor Amd processor all have 3 GHz & above? If Yes please provide me a link to this processor.

  Thanks a ton...

  Hello

  Yes, but the cost/performance would be very expensive to do and you need the right part of HP. Please use the following manual to find the pages (#83):

  http://h10032.www1.HP.com/CTG/manual/c03593126.PDF

  Kind regards.

• P7 - 1010t cto Pavilion: upgrade of processor and RAM memory

  I wonder if the upgrade to a faster processor and the RAM imcreassed will provide significant performance and practice

  Yes, but you must consider a few things first.

  RAM, if you currently have one slot of occupied RAM then add more RAM to fill all the slots does two things for you, it increase the bandwidth to access RAM and what is obvious, give you more memeory for your applications and reduce disk swapping.  Increase the bandwidth for RAM access ceratinly will provide a performance gain just by itself.

  Upgrade the processor is debatable and depends largely on what you use your PC for.  If you simply run email and web browsing then probably an upgrade is useless, but if you run several CPU intensive tasks then a processor upgrade help. Processor intel celeron and pentium are core, i3 range are dual core and the i5 and i7 are four hearts.  Simply the best kernels if you run intensive taks and i5 and i7 processors support the turbo boost, which means carrots redundant can kick in to increase the speed of these processors according to demand.  Hyper-threading (with several processes running in parallel) is also supported by the i7 (maybe some processors i5 as well).

• Desktop HP Pavilion 500-374na: the upgrade of processor power and power

  Hi man, im planning on upgrading my food processor and the power tomorrow and just need to check that my choice is compatible?
  
  I have a HP Pavilllion 500-374na desktop pc, with a processor Intel Core i3 4150 and a power supply 180w.
  
  My scheduled updates are - image processor intel core i7-4790 3.6 Hz 8 mb L3 cache and corsair 500w PSU.
  
  The list according to the upgrade of processor hp provide it states that it is compatible with my motherboard, but just dream to double check before I commit.

  So, any help would be great guys?

  Hello

  You should not need a power supply upgrade. But just in case, open your PC and display the information on the label of power such as the amperage supply total wattage and 12v.

  Thanks for posting on the forum.

• DV7-6b56nr: the upgrade of processor on pavilion dv7-6b56nr laptop

  I need to upgrade my processor at 2.4 gHz.  How will I know if it's possible and if this processor cannot use?

  If I can't update can I overclock that I need to get as close to 2.40 gHz?

  I called and they gave me some numbers that was supposed to be compatible but they were processors intel.  I have an AMD Board.  It seemed really hard... Laughing out loud

  Thank you

  Hi @no_name ,
  
  Compatible processors are listed on Page 26 of this manual:
  http://h10032.www1.HP.com/CTG/manual/c03043778
  
  No manual overclocking can be done in most consumer laptops.
  You are currently automatically turbo thrust to 2.3 GHz processor.
  
  Concerning
  
  Visruth

• Can I upgrade the processor in my Hp Pavilion G7 1273nr?

  I want to know if it is possible to upgrade the processor in my computer? and maybe the graphics card

  You have the i3 - 2330 m.

  Here is the Service Manual:

  Manual

  Yes, you could as high as this upgrade:

  Processor Intel Core i7 - 2620 M 2.70 GHz (turbo SC up to 3.40 GHz) (4.0 - MB
  L3 cache, dual core, 35 W)

  There is no possible upgrade to the video without having to replace the entire motherboard. There are motherboards for him which go as high as a:

  ATI Mobility Radeon HD 6470 M with 1024 MB of discrete video memory (128 MB × DDR3 16 @ 900 MHz × 4
  (PCs), 64-bit S3 package, switchable muxless

  But if you replace the card motherboard and CPU, it would cost as much as a new laptop.

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• Is it possible to upgrade the processor to a Hp Pavilion dv6-6115nr laptop?

  The laptop is running Windows 7 Home Premium 64 bit operating system, the current processor is an AMD A4 - 3300 M APU with Radeon HD 1.90 Ghz graphics card. What CPU can I put in and I have to change my motherboard to upgrade the processor?

  Hello

  The new motherboard and I speak also on the given machine, to undo and redo the motherboard to put everything in place the chance is your machine would not work correctly in the end. You're only a techican to the computer or if you have to pay someone for this?

  Kind regards.

• RAM upgrade problem: Flash the BIOS? or upgrade the processor?

  Hi, I jumped in with both feet and now need help to get out me!

  I have a desktop PC HP Pavilion Elite HPE-470uk who becomes a bit slow (processor card here http://ark.intel.com/products/48505/Intel-Core-i3-550-Processor-4M-Cache-3_20-GHz). After you have added a bluray player that I noticed that it's getting a bit slow so thought I would add little RAM.
  

  I bought a few Hyper X8GB of HyperXbeast 1600hhz, slipped in and the PC did nothing but to turn on and off several times. I checked the two sticks and they both do it. I then (plow in front) checked what memory, the processor can handle and discovered "The Intel® Core™ i3 - 5xx / Intel® Core™ i3-21xx processors handle memory DDR3 1066/1333 MHz" by http://www.intel.com/support/processors/corei3/sb/CS-031175.htm

  After a discussion on another forum, that it has been suggested that I have updated the BIOS because it can allow the processor to manage memory 1600 mhz, but I don't know where to start on this or what version to selected download. I'd appreciate any help you can offer on this.

  The other way, that I can see is to update the processor itself. I thought of nothing too fancy just an i5 because it will allow me to run 3d blurays and should allow me to run some apps at the same time. After reading this http://m.wikihow.com/Upgrade-a-Processor it seems too complicated. Is it really just a matter of taking off the fan, declipsant the old processor, nine droping in and then put on some cooling stick stuff?

  Or should I just return the memory and get good memory?

  See you soon

  Atdot.

  Here are the specifications of original factory for your desktop HP Pavilion Elite HPE-470uk and its card mother MS-7613 (Iona-GL8E). Based on these specifications, this model can support up to 16 GB (4 GB x 4 DIMMs) as follows:

  Dual channel memory architecture
  Four DDR3 DIMM sockets (240 pin)
  PC3-10600 (DDR3-1333)
  PC3-8500 (DDR3-1066)
  Memory non - ECC, unbuffered
  Supports up to 16 GB on 64 bit computers

  In addition, this model can support the following Intel processors;

  Maximum frequency of the processor of the heart < = 2.93GHz
  Intel Core i7 - 8xx (Lynnfield core)
  Intel Core i5 - 7xx (Lynnfield core)
  Intel Core i5 - 6xx (Clarkdale core)
  Intel Core i3 - 5xx (Clarkdale core)

  If you do not have to worry about the update of the BIOS, there is no updates available for your computer BIOS. Honestly, I return the incorrect memory and upgrade to a minimum of 8 GB of RAM. Then, if it solves all your problems, you could also upgrade the processor.

  As the computer is nearly 4 years old, you can consider a factory HP restore to return the computer to a facoty as State. In many cases, it returns original full speed of the computer. The reason why this helps, because the BONE is swollen and clogged over time.

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

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• I WANT TO UPGRADE MY PROCESSOR

  Hello, pls I request to know the opportunity to upgrade my processor from APU AMD A6-3430MX with the graphics card HD Radeon (TM) for a processor A10, which will boost the strength of my games... is possible to buy only the processor of the A10 and replace on my A6 because the current processor supports not most of my gaming needs so that I have enough memory graphic video (1.5 GB Radeon). However, I want to also know the maximum amount of RAM, the computer can accommodate because currently I have 6 GB of RAM and I think to be upgraded to 8 GB. These changes will affect the computer negatively? or what? I think it is the best economic option for me rather than waiting to buy a bigger laptop with a superior processor... Games that require such high features include coming need to guard dogs, for speed rivals, Call of Duty ghost, next Hitman 6 and many others...

  HP Pavilion dv6-6c01se notebook PC

  HP Pavilion dv6 Notebook PC, serial number 2CE2102XX4, product number A7Q72EA #ABV, Windows 7 Home Premium 64 - bit SP1, APU AMD A6-3430MX with the graphics card HD Radeon (TM), 6 GB RAM, card mother 1807 33.58, system BIOS F.1C, HDD 750 GB Hitachi SATA drive device HTS547575A9E384,

  Written above are the details of my laptop... I hope that this will serve as enough details... Looking forward to hear from you

  Upgrade to a processor AMD A10 is a no-go. The following CPU is compatible with your motherboard.

  Source reference: HP Pavilion dv6 Entertainment notebook maintenance & service Guide

  Processor 2.70 GHz A8-3550MX AMD® (2.00 GHz
  FSB, 4, 0 - MB L2 cache, quad core, 45 W)
  √
  AMD A8 - 3530MX 2.60 GHz processor, (1.90 GHz
  FSB, 4, 0 - MB L2 cache, quad core, 45 W)
  √
  AMD A8 - 3520M 1.60 GHz processor (2.50 GHz, FSB,
  4, 0 MB L2 cache, quad core, 35 W)
  √
  A6-3430MX AMD processor 2.40 GHz (1.70 GHz
  FSB, 4, 0 - MB L2 cache, quad core, 45 W)
  √
  AMD A6 - 3420 M 2.40 GHz processor (1.50 GHz FSB,
  4, 0 MB L2 cache, quad core, 45 W)
  √
  A4-3330MX AMD processor 2.60 GHz (2.40 GHz
  FSB, 2: 0 - MB L2 cache, dual core, 45 W)
  √
  A4-3320MX AMD processor 2.60 GHz (2.00 GHz
  FSB, 2: 0 - MB L2 cache, dual core, 45 W)
  √
  AMD A4 - 3305 M 2.50 GHz CPU (1.90 GHz FSB,
  4, 0 MB L2 cache, dual core, 45 W)
  √
  AMD E2 - 3000M 2.40 GHz processor (1.80 GHz, FSB,
  4, 0 MB L2 cache, dual core, 35 W)
  √

  Upgrade to 8 Gb is feasible. Make sure that replace the modules of memory currently installed with a identical pair of guaranteed compatible memory from 4 GB. You can launch the modules in dual channel mode.  Use only memory memory good manufacturers known modules. Corsair, Kingston, OCZ, Samsung and Hynix.

• The upgrade of processor in a P6 - 2326S

  I am trying to upgrade the processor in a Pavilion P6 - 2326 S to an Intel i7 - 2700 K (95W, LGA1155) CPU.  My question is simple.  I just want to know what is the max processor can I upgrade this P6-2326 desktop computer to?  I don't want to buy 14 different of those of "try and see if it works."  Here's my question:

  I went to the page of specification of the HP product to this desktop computer (http://support.hp.com/us-en/document/c03509229) and it displays a list of 14 'supported' upgrades of the processor.  Based on this information, I bought a processor image Intel Core i7 - 2700K (number 11 on the list) and tried to install it.  After turning on the PC it briefly (a few seconds) all CPU information shows correctly and then has a message that says: "error: unsupported CPU installed.»  Then it stops immediately.

  After entering a support ticket with HP, a support level 1 had me disable Secure Boot option in the BIOS and try to restart the PC.  This has no effect.  They have escalated to the 2nd level.  After speaking with the most rude, rude and ignorant customer support ever (Richard), I was informed that the list provided by HP 'caught' processors is "just a suggestion of possible compatible processors, which may or may not work."  It is a direct quote.  His only solution was to buy a processor and try it.  If it worked, congratulations.  If this is not the case, try another.

  With some difficulty, I got my case degenerate to an Executive Manager of case (Greg).  Again, the official position of HP is that upgrades, "may or may not work."  Greg suggested that the manufacturer of the motherboard (Foxconn).  I did and their response was that they manufacture the motherboard for HP to HP specifications, this is why all questions should be directed to HP.  Had a mother looking for similar numbers of similar models of their Web site, and it shows the same list of supported processors.  Greg outright lied to me on the phone, saying that he considered as conflicting as to the i7 - 2700 K actually compatible with the motherboard.  He will not mention its Web page reference.  I couldn't find this contradictory information.

  Here are the specifications of your desktop HP Pavilion p6 - 2326 s and his card mother H-Joshua-H61-Μatx (Joshua). According to the specifications, the following processors are compatible with this model;

  Intel Core i3-3xxxT (Ivy Bridge) Dual Core up to 35W
  Intel Core i3-3xxx (Ivy Bridge) Dual Core up to 55W
  Intel Core i5-3xxxT (Ivy Bridge) Dual Core up to 35W
  Intel Core i5-3xxxT (Ivy Bridge) Quad Core up to 45W
  Intel Core i5-3xxxS (Ivy Bridge) Quad Core up to 65W
  Intel Core i5-3xxxP (Ivy Bridge) Quad Core (integrated graphics not supported) up to 69W
  Intel Core i5-3xxx (Ivy Bridge) Quad Core up to 77 w
  Intel Core i3-2xxx (Sandy Bridge) Dual Core up to 65W
  Intel Core i3-2xxxT (Sandy Bridge) Dual Core up to 35W
  Intel Core i5-2xxx (Sandy Bridge) Quad Core up to 95W
  Intel Core i7-2xxx (Sandy Bridge) Quad Core up to 95W
  G6xx Intel Pentium Dual Core (Sandy Bridge) up to 65W
  G6xxT Intel Pentium Dual Core (Sandy Bridge) up to 35W
  G8xx Intel Pentium Dual Core (Sandy Bridge) up to 65W

  Notice that the list shows support for the suffixes "T", "S" and "P" of some processors, but nowhere that any 'K' suffix is compatible. Perform an internet search "HP joshua and i7-2600 ' returned successfully. Perform a search on the internet "HP i7 - 2600K and joshua" came back with no success. Please buy and install a Intel i7-2600 processor because it's probably the best processor will support this motherboard.

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• The UPGRADE of processor in NB520: of N550 at N2800

  Hello everyone. This is my first post. My question is this:

  I've a Toshiba NB520 netbook with an Intel Atom N550 processor. I would like to know if I can upgrade the processor * welding * a N2800. This is the same socket: BGA559.
  I don't know if the BIOS or chipset would recognize the processor.

  Can you help me? Thank you!

  Hello
  To my knowledge the processors are not welded but "nested" which means that the processor is removable from the system board.
  But this does not mean that the party must be exchanged/updated or changed.

  In most cases, the BIOS does not work with the replaced CPU which causes a malfunction of the machine. The other reason that could make this not recommended is the chipsets support.
  However, support for chipsets can be checked on the Intel ARK Web site.

  But I m wondering why you want to upgrade the processor? The performance difference isn't important.
  Of course, you'd get a faster processor, but the performance gain will be not noticeable.

  My advice: replace the HARD drive with a new SSD. It's much better choice to increase the performance of s for laptop.