HP pavilion dv6 6150em: upgrade of processor on HP Pavilion dv6 (6150em)
Hello
My wife who is emotionally connected to this laptop needs an upgrade, and even so it is easy and very likely cheaper to buy the new laptop, we should improve as much it can.
So it has already 8 GB of memory so that part is ok. I'm looking for the Bay for SSD drive as a replacement for the DVD player and last thing upgrade processor (current: i3 - 2310M).
I've looked everywhere to try to know what other processors that support the model, but I wasn't that successful
Basically, my question is what processors that support for portable computers and what is top of page processor that I can put in this model of laptop.
Thanks in advance!
You will certainly need the maintenance manual:
Your motherboard only supports dual core, not the Quad core processors and it is the fastest dual core compaptible:
(Turbo SC up to 3.40 GHz) processor, Intel Core i7 - 2620 M 2.70 GHz (4, 0 - MB L3 cache, dual core, 35 W)
Not too cheap:
BTW, do not put an SSD in an optical drive to the hard drive adapter. The interface is slower and the reader will not be bootable. Put the SSD in the hard drive Bay and if you need more storage, then just put a standard mechanical drive into the optical drive adapter. This might work:
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Processor 2.70 GHz A8-3550MX AMD® (2.00 GHz
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AMD A8 - 3530MX 2.60 GHz processor, (1.90 GHz
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