HP Pavilion G6 1102sa the processor upgrade

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• The pc HP pavilion notebook 1310 g4 processor upgrade - to the

  Hello first post here, I want to know whether or not it is have for me to upgrade my computer laptop processor. His running a processor amd A4 - 3305 m and I want to upgrade to amd a10.

  Hello

  the second #1 book on the link or will show you a list of the processors for the G4-13 * series:

  http://h10025.www1.HP.com/ewfrf/wc/manualCategory?cc=us&LC=en&product=5387080

  Please check for the latest BIOS (if applicable).

  Kind regards.

• Re: Satellite X 200: possible is the processor upgrade?

  Hello.

  I own a X 200 satellite and me have been thinking about upgrading my processor, actually a T5450 (really bad).

  I would like to know mainly two things:
  (1) is it possible?
  (2) what chipset, socket is compatible with the processor T5450?

  Thank you

  Caspila

  Hello

  > 1) is it possible?

  In General, the laptop is not designed for Cpu and Gpu improved but only for memory and hard drive.
  You can even read of * Toshiba technical support *.
  http://forums.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com/forums/Ann.jspa?annID=13

  (> 2) what chipset, socket is compatible with the processor T5450?

  According to the website of intel:

  http://Ark.Intel.com/product.aspx?ID=30787 support for Sockets PPGA478

  Note, the Bios must also support a new processor, otherwise, it is useless. I don't know if your Bios can support these updates have not all the technical documentation for your model

• Re: Satellite 2430 402: the processor upgrade possible?

  Hello world

  I have a Satellite 2430 402 with P4 2.53 GHz.
  Is it possible to change the processor of a more recent/fast (up to 3.4 GHz)?

  Thanks in advance

  Hello

  Maybe an other old Intel P4 CPU would work, but you will not be able to upgrade and use newer processors.
  Furthermore a stronger CPU would create more heat dissipation and this would lead to a temperature more high which could affect the functionality of the laptop.

  So even if a new CPU would be recognized correctly by the BIOS, it might affect the functionality of the laptop.

  Welcome them

• Satellite L770D - 10 d - the processor upgrade

  I have SATELLITE L770D - 10 d with AMD A4 - 3300M and I would like to upgrade the processor to for example A8 - 3500M, since they have the same socket and TDP. I have the Toshiba support pages, but I couldn't find an answer.

  This is because toshiba usually does not support updates to their laptops and if they do its own risk

  the only way to know if it works is to screw open the laptop and see if the cpu is not soldered to the motherboard
  If that's your out of luck and the custom then able to switch on the cpu

  If not then u check if the motherboard support is the same as the new A8 - 3500 m

  If it's the same thing then u go to the step following and demand for the bios - mods.com if your BIOS has the required firmware for this cpu

  then IF that is okey then you will be able to replace the cpu

  remind u this will require you to disassemble almost all computer laptop and high risk damage to your product if it is not done right
  so, if you don't have any COMPUTER knowledge id suggest u not not for this

  This time did so with L500-1ZP, which came with an i3 330 m and upgraded to an i7 620 m still solid

• HP A6421 UK. THE PROCESSOR UPGRADE

  Does anyone know the fastest CPU, I can install it on a mobo Narra 3 (3.02)? Will also stock 300W PSU with a CPU upgrade?

  Hello

  Here is the list of processors that can be upgraded to the motherboard of your computer.

  Up to 9600 maxi 95W Phenom
  Athlon 64 X 2 5600 89W max
  Athlon64 4000
  Sempron - 4000

  Yes certainly the 300W power supply would be sufficient to ensure that the list of the processors above.

  Hope that helps...

• Pavilion g6: change the processor in my laptop

  hp1840 map of mother (U3E1) I'll have my laptop with processor i3-2370, is it possible to change the processor that will be compatible on the motherboard? Please help me if and its a 2 GB graphic card radeon thus again slowing down work.

  Manufacturer Hewlett-Packard
  Model 1840 (U3E1)
  56.2 C version
  Intel chipset provider
  Sandy Bridge chipset model
  Chipset revision 09
  Southbridge Intel supplier
  Southbridge model HM76
  Southbridge revision 04
  56 ° C, temperature of the system
  BIOS
  Brand Insyde
  Version F.14
  Day 20/09/2012
  ICP data
  PCI slot
  Type of PCI slot
  Use of the available slot
  Data channels x 16
  Slot designation PCI Express Slot 1
  SMEs, hot-plug features
  Slot number 0
  PCI slot
  Type of PCI slot
  Use of the available slot
  Data channels x 1
  Slot designation PCI Express Slot 2
  Features 5V, 3.3V, SME
  Slot number 1

  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.

• 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.

  If it's 'the Answer' please click on 'Accept as Solution' to help others find it.

• the processor upgrade

  Hi, I need help with a uprade, I bought a used laptop hp compaq 6510 b there the core 2 duo T7100 1800 mhz cpu and im would like to upgrade to a better done cpu does not matter if this is possible, and what are my options? Thanks for your help,

  You are the very welcome.

  Yes, it's probably a difference in screen size.

  Yours has a 14.1 "screen and the 6710 b has a 15.4" display, but have the same courage.

  If you click on the link to revision of the bios I posted and then on the left side of the page, click Download drivers and software, you will see that you are on the 6510 b support page.

  Certainly not a stupid question.

  I could make a mistake, and that would not have been good to send you to the wrong page about information BIOS!

  If for some reason you need to update the bios, you must do this on XP or Vista. Those are that the only operating systems supported for flashing the BIOS.

  If you were to Flash the BIOS when running windows 7, there is a very good chance that you will kill the PC for good.

  Best regards

  Paul

• The processor upgrade does not work

  Hello.

  I have an ESX Server with 2 Intel chips four cores at 2.66 GHz I have set up two VM Server 2003 x 64 to test performance. I gave one logical processor, I gave the second server 2 processors. The server with 2 processors blew one out of the water... CPU benchmarks have been approximately 2:1.

  So I stop server 1 and set to level to have also the 2 processors. I have restart once or twice for Windows to recognize the change of material and to run the tool of reference on this subject. The performance increase was only about 5% instead of 100% compared to the other test.

  Someone with experience adding carrots to VM? Are Windows just doesn't know how to handle a second after basic installation? He sees the extra base and MHz, which is OK, but I really want the 2 sets of instructions sending performance gain at the same time.

  Thank you

  Tim

  As much I know it cause no problem of stability. The only reason to have joined multiprocessors nuclei ant - multiprocessor kernel is a bit slower on machines uniprocessor due to lots of unnecessary synchronization code. My host has 2 quad CPU and lower the CPU load is 10 to 12% with a load of 80% of memory, so I can afford it.

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• Pavilion Sleekbook 15-b003sm: Pavilion Sleekbook 15-b003sm processor and upgraded graphics card.

  Hello

  I should probably start by listing the specs of the laptop. So here it is:

  Model: Pavilion Sleekbook 15-b003sm

  Series: [personal information]

  Product: C6T29EA #BED

  Processor: Intel Core i5-3317U (1.7 GHz)

  Memory: 8 GB RAM

  Graphics card: GeForce GT 630 m 2 GB memory

  OS: Windows 7 x 64

  So the question, well not really a problem, but recently I have noticed that my laptop has been strugling to run the latest games coming out to the point where some games even on setting him down still have very low FPS.

  Then I thought to replace my CPU and graphics card because these two seem to be the issue.

  Now, I got the user guide but it was provided on a CD while my laptop is not a CD ROM  So, I have been unable to determine what kind of a slot processor use my laptop.

  So I was wondering if anyone of you could help me determine if I can replace the processor and the graphics card on my laptop and if I can provide some suggestions to what I should look at, since I read that chaning a CPU on a laptop is sticky bussines.

  Thank you in advance.

  Also if there is more information needed please tell me so that I can add.

  Please have look at the below information shown for the processor upgrade

  http://h10032.www1.HP.com/CTG/manual/c03733729 [Go to Page 1] 

  Intel Core i5-3337U (1.8 GHz, turbo up to 2.7 GHz, 1600 MHz/3 MB L3 cache, dual core, 17 W)

  Note: You already use the last chart on your laptop

  Hope this helps, for other queries in response to the post and feel free to join us again

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  Thank you

  K N R K

  Although I am an employee of HP, I speak for myself and not for HP

• Pavilion p6000 series p6633w: processor hp upgrade p6633w

  I want to upgrade my cpu (processor) to a tri-core or quad-core, I found the list under proiduct specs for compatible socket AM3 processors.  My BIOS will support the processor upgrade?  BIOS version 6.02, date 21/07/10 by American Megatrends, Inc..

  Gordon, welcome to the forum.

  Here are the processors that have been fully tested to ensure they will work with the motherboard:

  • Max TDP: 95W

• Upgrade the processors HP G62-a70SQ

  Let me now what the processor upgrade can do on the model G62-a70SQ. (because my current processor gets very hot while playing video games).

  Thank you!

  Hello

  the following manual #1 displays a list of the supported processors:

  http://h10032.www1.HP.com/CTG/manual/c02542102.PDF

  Kind regards.

• upgrade the processors s5615 UK

  Hi, I want to know if I can upgrade the CPU in my system, I have a Slimline S5615UK PC, any ideas?

  It is information of your motherboard spec page. Look under the processor upgrade .

  Best regards
  ERICO

• 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.