HP Pavilion 17 f143no: the upgrade or replacement of the processor

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  The manual seems to tell us that you can install an i7-3632QM, which is a great leap from what you have. So and if I'm trying to get a second opinion from @erico so I do not send you to a dead end. But I'm sure you can.

• HP Pavilion G6 1102sa the processor upgrade

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  magum58 wrote:

  HP Pavilion G6 1102sa with an AMD Athlon II Dual Core can I update this processor, and what would be the best processor to upgrade to

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  http://h10032.www1.HP.com/CTG/manual/c02834221.PDF

  I think that the Phenom II P960 should work on the laptop. It uses the same TDP of 25W as the original processor and also the same socket.

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  Is impossible to pass an A6-4xxx an A10-7xxx series. But you can switch to a

  Processor AMD A10 - 4600M (3.2 GHz/2.3 GHz, 1 600 MHz/4.0 MB L2 cache, DDR3, quad core, 35W)

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  Here is the processor for sale on eBay:

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• Pavilion g6 - 2217cl: the HP Pavilion g6 - 2217cl RAM and CPU/GPU upgrade

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• HP Pavilion g6-1b39wm: upgrade the processors HP Pavilion g6-1b39wm

  Sorry if this question has been asked over and over.  Just could not get a clear answer from HP.

  I have a g6-1b39wm with processor AMD E350 Pavilion.  Seems to be a specialized processor designed for laptops.  Low watt, unusual design.

  I want to put a higher CPU speed on the Board, but am concerned that the existing card is designed for just this processor.  More specifically a chip dual core can be replaced with an image chip?

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

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  Please see page 1-1 on the following document:

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  Page 4-63 gives you the part number and how to replace the processor.

  Several manuals:

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  Very few of us here in the forums are employees of HP. Those who are, with few exceptions, are here volunteer their time to help the owners of HP products. It is a peer to peer forum, where the owners of HP products share their time and expertise, helping others who need assistance. We are here to help. We help voluntarily.

  There is no concrete answer on this. Sometimes an upgrade to a non supported CPU will work, but more often it will fail.  Read my previous posts. The risk of any currency you use in your country to buy the new processor is yours, not me, or HP.

  Here's a solid answer for you... Use a processor that is listed in the Service & maintenance Guide and your chances of success of upgrade will increase considerably.  I can't say that your upgrade success will be guaranteed because there's always the chance you can break something during the assembly/disassembly or not having knowledge of a critical assembly/disassembly procedure and inadvertently destroy your new processor.

  If you want a high-performance CPU and chipset in a laptop computer, then choose when making a purchase of laptop. Computer laptop/notebooks are not actually intended to be upgraded.

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  No if you do not replace it you need to get an AMD... the AMDs all have the same type of socket and the Intels are completely different.

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  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.

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

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  The existing processor is Quad core maximum that you can use.  Your only choice is the Core 2 Duo E6700 or E6850:

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

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

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