HP Pavilion Notebook - V2Z46AV: can I upgrade my CPU in a HP Pavilion 17?

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• can I upgrade the CPU in my laptop

  can I upgrade the CPU in my laptop HP 2000-2d03tu. If yes than Please publish the list of processors. Thanks in advance

  Core 2 Duo is old technology. In the list in the post above, you can install the versions 'budget' of the Intel Core processors (i3, etc.). The Pentium 2030 M is the fastest at 2.5 ghz, but I couldn't find one for sale online. It is roughly equal to an i3 - 3120 m.

• Can I upgrade the CPU T2310 Satellite Pro L40 - 15A series laptop PC?

  Hi, (I apologize if this has been asked before, but when I search 'Satellite pro l40 series' I couldn't find any relevant response)

  I've been looking around the net & found contradictory answers to this question so far, so I hope that this forum may be able to help.

  I have a 15 D portable computer Satellite pro L40 and I want to upgrade the processor Intel Pentium Dual-Core 1.46 Ghz T2310 an Intel Pentium Dual-Core T4300 2.1 GHz 1 MB 800 CPU or something similar.

  I found the following issues http://www.notebookcheck.net/Review-Toshiba-Satellite-L40-14N-Notebook.7294.0.html

  "f consider you a CPU upgrade, there is not a lot of options." The Intel GL960 value express notebook chip supports only up to FSB 533 Mhz processors. So, does not allow most of the Core 2 Duo CPU update (with 667 MHz). "

  But then, I also read that the GL960 can run 800 MHz processors?

  I also asked the question on ebay to the seller of the CPU T2310 & received this response

  «SHOULD be OK, but your T2310 533 Mhz FSB and the T4300 has 800 Mhz.»

  Motherboards intel more modern should easily accept a 800 mhz cpu, but I cannot guarantee. May be an idea to see if you can find out if there are other models of Toshiba L40, also with 800 mhz chip, because it would be a good indicator.

  And if I can't pass a T2310 because of the 800 mhz too is their a 533 mhz cpu that will be compatible & more powerful for audio production that my current Ghz CPU T2310 1.46.

  I've only had this PC 4 years again, it seems not to be very mobile friendly if this resource could not be designed to handle upgrades.

  Thanks for the tips.

  Post edited by: ib1

  Problem is that upgrading the CPU is not taken in charge and everything you do is at your own risk.
  See also http://aps2.toshiba-tro.de/kb0/TSB9401AX0001R01.htm

• Satellite A35-S159 - can I upgrade the CPU, GPU and HARD drive?

  Hey

  I have one in my possession and I wanted to make a good game.

  I don't know if I'll be able to cause. It hurts thinking may be able to put a processor duo or quad, and I do not know if the CPU will be able to support a really good graphics card, and I also think about changing hard drive.

  Any1 know what hard drives are compatible with what I can use which are good for games?

  Hello!

  I m wondering that you want to upgrade this old notebook. In my view, that a new laptop would be a better solution.

  On the CPU and GPU upgrade I can only say s is not possible and not Toshiba support. The GPU is soldered on the motherboard and t can be exchanged.
  I think you should read this: http://aps2.toshiba-tro.de/kb0/TSB9401AX0001R01.htm

  The HARD drive can be upgraded. This isn t a problem.
  AFAIK the A35 Satellite is equipped with a s IDE HDD and this means that you buy a drive HARD IDE interface up to 128 GB.

  Good bye

• can I upgrade my cpu?

  Hi, I have a hp pavilion touchsmart 15-b149ca and I was wondering if I could upgrade my CPU, im new to all this, I was wondering if I could spend my cpu so I can play games on my laptop if possible. The game I wanted to play, said the recommended processor is an Intel Core 2 Quad 2.4 GHz or an AMD Phenom X 3 2.1 GHz. (can you please tell me if I can go to a processor even better? (Thank you!) Thank you once again!

  My computer specs:

  -15.6 "HD diagonal brightview LED display

  -Hard drive 640 GB

  -4096 MB DDR3 SDRAM

  -WLAN & BLUETOOTH

  -Processor AMD Dual-Core A4 - 4355 accelerated M

  -Windows 8

  Hello

  in my opinion, replacing the motherboard (with CPU) can cost you as much as a new PC so not to show up thinking even to replace this part. In addition, you don't get enough guarantee for the spare parts for this amount.

  If you really need to upgrade, you might like by examining a new PC itself.

• Qosmio F10-124: can I upgrade my CPU a faster chip?

  Can someone tell me if I can improve my CPU to a faster chip, I have the 1.6Ghz CPU in the moment, but I don't know if this is a plug in type or if it is soldered on the motherboard.

  I called Toshiba and they were asked, but until I'm practically the question out, he said no, can anyone help?.

  Thank you very much, Pete.

  Hello

  Generally it is not possible to upgrade the CPU because of several reasons.
  But as far as I know that different Qosmio F20 models were shipped with these processors:
  Intel Pentium - M 1.60/1.73/1.86/2.00/2.13GHz
  Intel Celeron - M 1.40/1.50GHz

• Can I upgrade my CPU i7 - 2600K p7-1110?

  I have a desktop PC p7-1110 HP running Windows 7 and want to know if I can pass safely the CPU to an i7 Intel - 2600K, which is the unlocked version, as opposed to the version of 2600 S recommended in the user documentation. There seems to be no BIOS (Version/Date FRIEND 7.16, 05/10/2011) available to fix the processor clock multiplier, or all the other CPU settings, so I wonder if the BIOS correctly defines the parameters of the 2600 K. I would use the 2600S, but they become very rare and expensive.

  Thanks in advance for any help.

  Hi Carlos,

  Your PC product specifications are here, indicate the Core i7-2600 (Sandy Bridge) quad core 95 TDP is compatible with your motherboard.

  As long as the 2600 k has the same characteristics of power dissipation (95 Watt), so it should be compatible with your motherboard. Once again, HP updated the BIOS FRIEND do not configure for overclocking the processor unlocked so will operate at the speed of stock.

  Yes, your concerns are valid and you should prepare properly this question before buying the processor.

  One final thought, why you are considering buying a 2600 k, if the possibility of overclocking the card using mother-IPISB-CU Carmel2, does not exist?

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• HP Pavilion Notebook - K8Z00AV: can I upgrade the RAM on my laptop HP Pavilion

  Hello, I was wondering if it would be possible for me to update my RAM, he is currently at 8GB, I want to upgrade to 16 GB or whatever the max is.

  Thank you!

  If you already have a 8 GB 1600 MHZ RAM on your PC you just need to buy another 8 GB 1600 MHZ RAM, that should work

• HP Pavilion Mini 300-020na 355: can I upgrade my CPU offices?

  Hello world

  I bought a HP desktop computer and it has a low CPU performance, and I was woundering if I can upgrade my hardware cpu on the HP Pavilion Mini 300-020na 3558U 4 GB/500. I am new to HP desktop computers and that is why I ask. I'd be happy to help.
  
  Thanks, have a nice day!

  Armin

  No Minis have the processor soldered to the motherboard. Official specifications:

  Intel Haswell-U or Broadwell-U processor soldered on the motherboard

  Here is the Manual:

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• Pavilion 15 n201tu: can I upgrade my cpu

  my laptop is HP Pavilion 15 n201tu.ca I spend my 3rd gen to any other i3 cpu can also map system can changed.also the editable graphics card if I change the motherboard

  Well, you need to install a motherboard that is no UMA and then purchase and install a discrete video card that works with the motherboard.

  This is my last response to your thread. There are other members who have real problems and need help.

  Nice day.

• Computer Pavilion 17 laptop-e055nr: can I upgrade my CPU?

  I wonder if I can improve my CPU of AMD A8 - 5550 M APU with Radeon HD (2.1 GHz) graphics card on my laptop Pavilion 17-e055nr to something with more than GHz so that I can play games that require more CPU power. If I can, I can some suggestions on which processor to get?

  Hello

  There are two, a little more powerful processors that we can install on your laptop

  Processor AMD A10 - 5750M 2.50 GHz (turbo up to 3.50 GHz, 1600 MHz FSB, 4.0 MB L2 cache, DDR3, QuadCore, 35 W)

  Processor AMD A10 - 4600M 2.30 GHz (turbo up to 3.20 GHz, 1600 MHz FSB, 4.0 MB L2 cache, DDR3, QuadCore, 35 W)

  AMD A8 - 5550M 2.10 GHz processor (turbo up to 3.10 GHz, 1600 MHz FSB, 4.0 MB L2 cache, DDR3, QuadCore, 35 W)

  Manual

  http://h10032.www1.HP.com/CTG/manual/c04069163

  Concerning

• HP Pavilion P6-2110: can I upgrade my CPU to a fourth generation of processor Intel?

  I want to move to a processor Intel Core i7-4790, but the original documentation of this PC says that he accepts only to the top of the third generation. Would it not able to support up to fourth generation with the update of the BIOs in 2015? If it won't so I'll be fine with upgrading my current processor (Intel Core i5-2400 s) to a processor Intel Core i5-3450.

  @chaox1013, welcome to the forum.

  Processors that are listed in the specs are those that have been fully tested to ensure that they will work without problem.  Does this mean that other processors don't work no - No!  However, this does not mean that you are yourself if you decide to try which is not on the list.  I've heard of cases where processors that were not on the list has worked, but there is certainly no guarantee.  The main thing you have to look at is the TDP.  It must match.

  Please click on the button + Thumbs up if I helped you and click on accept as Solution If your problem is resolved.

• HP Pavilion g7: can I upgrade the CPU in my HP Pavilion g7?

  I have a HP g7 with an AMD APU A6 - 4400 m and 8 GB of RAM installed. I've had this laptop as a gift from my parents and often find myself with a high enough % of cpu in the Task Manager. It is just making multitasking normal and with a new install of Windows 10. I know my way around well enough but not too sure jobs on computers laptops any guidance on this would be greatly appreciated. With my luck the cpu will be well soldered to the Board of Directors. Thanks in advance.

  @borgey401

  Processor AMD A10 - 4600M ● (3.2 GHz/2.3 GHz, 1,600 MHz/4,0 MB L2 cache,
  DDR3, quad core, 35W) 683046-001
  Processor AMD A8 - 4500M ● (2.8 GHz/1.9 GHz, 1600 MHz/4,0 MB L2 cache)
  DDR3, quad core, 35W) 683048-001
  Processor AMD A6 - 4400M ● (3.2 GHz/2.7 GHz, 1600 MHz/1.0 MB L2 cache)
  DDR3, dual core, 35W) 683047-001
  Processor AMD A4 - 4300M ● (3.0 GHz/2,5 GHz, 1,600 MHz/1.0 MB L2 cache,
  DDR3, dual core, 35W) 685990-001

  The AMD A10 - 4600 m seems to be the best.

  Your manual here.

  http://h10032.www1.HP.com/CTG/manual/c03593682

  REO

• Can I upgrade the CPU on my old Satellite M60

  Hello I would like to know if it is possible to upgrade the processor to my old m60
  and, if possible, which would be compatible CPU model?

  Thank you

  Hello

  I doubt that you will be able to upgrade the processor.
  Upgrading CPU is delicate.
  First of all, you should check what CPU's are supported by the chipset.
  Secondly, the BIOS is not tested and designed for other processors and so this can be a big problem.
  In the worst cases the CPU is not supported by the BIOS and the laptop will not turn on.

  Last but not least a faster processor would generate more heat which would lead to a higher temperature and plant s notebook

  As you can see the CPU upgrade it discouraged and in most cases is not possible

• Can I upgrade my CPU now?

  Hey everybody:

  I think the upgrade of my compact dc7800 mini tower CPU of the current E4500 @ 2.20 GHz, for an E8500 3.16 GHz

  These chips are only $15, should I do it?

  (I already use graphics Radeon HD 6570 and 4 GB of DDR2 RAM at 333 MHz)

  The E8600 are twice the price to about $30

  Obviously, the only reason that I bring up the price of a $15 difference is because MONEY IS TIGHT RIGHT now.

  Apart from the slightly higher clock speed 3.33 GHz of E8600 against 3.13 GHz of the E8500, are there other benefits to E8600 on the E8500?

  My son uses this machine to the game and I use it for photoshop / lightroom.

  For the current hardware Windows experience index:

  Base score: 5.5

  Processor: Calculations per second: 5.5

  Memory (RAM): Operations per second memory: 5.5

  Graphics card: Desktop for Windows Aero performance: 6.7

  Graphics card: 3D Business and graphics of games: 6.7

  Primary hard disk: disk data transfer rate: 5.8

  Any suggestion is appreciated.

  You are the very welcome.

  If you can replace two chips 1 GB with 2 of 2 GB chips, you will have at least 6 GB.

  It will not change the speed of the memory, but at least you'd be to halfway there at maxing out at 8 GB memory PC2-6400.

  Memory will run at the slower speed of any one piece in there, so even if the two would be 800 MHz, they will work 667 MHz and 2 x 1 GB PC2-5300 chips.

  Yes, I don't know what it is with upgrades the processor I did.

  I have updated many of the processor socket 478 Pentium smoothly.

  I read a lot of "how to" tips for installing an LGA 775 processor and how to properly apply thermal paste.

  I tried different ways to apply the paste.  Grain size of the rice, X model, pea size...  Puree and slightly twisted the heatsink to spread in the dough.  Cleaned thoroughly heat surfaces with lint free wipes and 70% isopropyl alcohol... everything.

  The PC went very well, but if you have run windows experience index test, or put a load on the CPU, the fan would go into orbit!   They had run fine until I got my hands on them.

  I was upset because there was a large increase in performance, whenever I changed the Pentium 4 630 in the dc7600 to Pentium D 945.  But I like a nice quiet PC, and the fan must have kept idle during these processes.

  If you are not comfortable to upgrade the processor and you can hang 2 x 2 GB PC2 - 6400 chip memory for $30, I would go that route.

  I bought 4 of them... Excellent work.

  http://www.Newegg.com/product/product.aspx?item=N82E16820231203