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• Satellite Pro C850 - 1 H 8 - upgrade the BIOS CPU support

  Hi there are people.

  I'm wandering if there is a possibility of upgrade of the i5 3230 m which is currently in my Satellite Pro C850 - 1 H 8.

  Looking at the options available in the decision-making FCPGA988 and chipset Intel HM70 there seems to be a variety of the i7 available for use.

  The laptop supports processors with a TDP plu max than 35w?
  The bios supports all the CPU upgrade options?

  Cheers, Nick

  In this forum, you will find various discussions on the theme of CPU upgrade.
  I found this one:
  http://forums.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com/forums/thread.jspa?threadID=75073

  Paolo and Macius posted some information about the situation of CPU upgrade.
  As you can read in another thread, the CPU upgrade isn't supported. Updates can be made at your own risk, and no one can say if CPU supported by the chipset would be supported by the BIOS.
  Test it if you want, but it's at your own risk.

• Intel Core 2 CPU 6600 @ 2.4 GHz

  Would be ESXi and 2 instances of Ubuntu run (quickly) on a computer that has an Intel Core 2 CPU 6600 @ 2.4 GHz and 6gigs of ram?  Also, is there a controller raid SATA for under $ 250, which would work well with ESXi and 4-2 to western digital disks?

  Thank you

  Ed

  Depends on the workload, but it should work perfectly. Assuming that there is no other problems with the installation, you might look at LSI on the hardware compatibility list . LSI has reasonable support in ESX (i) and hardware monitoring agents when the LSI are included in the standard install ESX (i). ESX (i) has a limit on the size of the data store. You would need a controller which can create virtual drives or virtual LUN on a table. Individual virtual LUNS and disks should be slightly smaller than 2 TB

• Satellite Z930 - Possible WiDi with the Intel Core i7 CPU?

  Hello

  I have a Toshiba Satellite Z930 and I am trying to expand the display of the monitor to a new TV that I just bought wireless. -Is is possible to connect to the laptop via WiDi?

  Main specifications of my laptop are:
  -Intel Core i7-3667U @2. 00 Ghz
  -Wireless LAN - AR9485WB-EG Atheros wireless network adapter

  Any ideas?

  M.

  Hello

  Intel WiDi is based on Intel technology and this support depends on the Wlan card built in Notepad.
  You need to use the Intel WiDi, Intel WLAN module which is part of the 6000 Centrino series.

  As you mentioned in you original post above; the laptop seems to be equipped with an Atheros WLan card.
  The Atheros WLan card does not support the Intel WiDi and therefore, you will not be able to use this technology.

• HI PLZ I WANT TO HELP THE UPGRADE TO SSD ODNT WILL I KNOW IF MY BOARD OF DIRECTORS AND THE CPU SUPPORTS

  HI PLZ I WANT TO HELP THE UPGRADE TO SSD ODNT WILL I KNOW IF MY BOARD OF DIRECTORS AND THE CPU SUPPORTS

  MODEL

  Compaq Presario CQ42-372TU computer laptop

  http://h20566.www2.HP.com/portal/site/hpsc/template.page/public/KB/docDisplay/?javax.portlet.begCac=...

  PLZ ANY BODY HELP ME

  You can upgrade to an SSD.

  The simplest method is to use an SSD as the Corsair Force 3 and don't forget that you buy the kit of migration.

  The migration kit comes with cloning software and a usb to SATA power cable that connects again SSD.

  It is recommended that you purchase and SSD that is approximately 256 GB in quality if you can find one that is affordable.

  SSD with migration in a kit options search I did.

• NOR-IMAQdx Intel Pro/1000 driver support

  The Readme of NOR-IMAQdx V3.4 document states that:

  If you have a gigabit Intel Pro/1000 series NIC Ethernet (NIC), it is recommended to install the High Performance GigE Vision Driver. This will ensure optimized performance and minimal configuration.

  Are all the Intel Pro/1000 series supported (GT - PCI, PT-PCIe) cards? Other series Intel cards are also supported. Is the Council of (chip 82574L) CT Intel Giga (PCIe) supported? What is the difference in performance if this driver is not installed?

  Hi John,.

  To answer one of your questions, there are many benefits to using the driver of high performance when they are available:

  • Optimized for the data is copied as little as possible with the load low. Pure performance gains are difficult to quantify, because they depend on many conditions. In general, the more packets per second (throughput divided by the size of the packets) and several cameras used, the more the driver gains performance high performance.
  • Optimized for the use of GigE Vision (amount of allocations of memory buffer, frames, packets interrupt settings, etc.). You can change some of these settings in Intel (much more than other providers) drivers, but not all of them, and there is no additional configuration required when you use ours.
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  • Return of lost or damaged data packets are processed at a level General much weaker with much less latency and fresh
  • Uses frames for GigE Vision only without affecting the rest of the network stack (which allows some jumbo frames on a systemic basis may cause some annoying problems of network)
  • In versions of Windows prior to Vista, several cameras connected to multiple network interfaces could not make good use of the automatic link-local-address. With our High-Performance driver that you can fill multiple ports into a single virtual device that allows you to increase your overall bandwidth as easily as a single port.

  Now, regarding the interfaces are supported, we support most of the Pro/1000 series that are and have been widely used. In general, the only we can guarantee are those which is integrated in the maps that NEITHER sells because we can make our own validation on them. Because if this, our driver INF files are confined to specific chipsets that we validated internally. The best way to ensure compatibility would be to get the cards of NOR.

  However, ff, you have a copy of IMAQdx installed, you can view the nigevk.inf file (typically in C:\Program Files (x 86) \National Instruments\NI - IMAQdx\Staging\NI GigE Vision) to see what PCI IDs are listed in the INF file. PCI IDs are the best I can advise because Intel labelling of products is not always clear what chipset and the revision, the card has on it.

  82574L is listed in the INF of our driver currently high performance as PCI ID 0x10D3, so if you have this one even it * must * be supported. I recommend the GT line because 32-bit / 33 Mhz PCI doesn't have the bandwidth to support traffic GigE Vision.

  Hope this helps,

  Eric

• Intel SSD 750 series

  In a moment of weakness I just bought an Intel SSD series 750 800 GB HHHL (SSDPEDMW800G4x1), mainly due to a decline in prices of $100 (i.e. CDN $729) CDN.

  I was looking to replace a rest of spinning by car, but find myself questioning this decision as the 750 series write speed is specified only 800 MB/s, which is much slower than my Samsung 950 Pro m2 (1527 MB/s) and the four Samsung 850 Pro in a Raid 0 configuration (1833 MB/s).

  However, I can live with the read speed of the 750 that is specified to 2000 MB/s.

  The idea is to use the SSD 750 instead of the current system SSD drive and use it for various no video and image data, which is currently on a HARD drive.

  My quandry, should I return the Intel SSD 750 (have'nt opened the package yet) and wait for a more rapid decline in prices of PCIe version, or am I being too critical...

  Anyone here using this drive and what are your impressions?

  What I wanted, it was speed cache, it is to say when the cache handles all the instructions of reading and writing for reader requests gives significantly better performance because the ram is much faster than the disks or sata controllers. This performance is normally called gust or peak transfer rates. Once the cache fills well performance begins to normalize that the sata controller can manage ideally. The drive itself also limits this based on the speed and latency the reader can process these requests queued. More it takes to completely fill the cache over the drive or raid maintains the burst transfer rate. Once the cache fills although transfer rates begin to fall. 8 GB cache is standard for most of the highend SAS controllers and gives you an excellent performance for the raid because raid instructions are stored in the cache and manipulated in real time of the RAM of the system or the disc. This allows the controller handle tasks as fast as possible without waiting on disks to provide more data or be ready for more data to write.

  SSD drives will slow down over time of writing and deletion to allocate their share files. This is due to how the SSD firmware avoid writing permanent erase cycles. You can return an SSD performance unprecedented in formatting or by writing zeros for it. When using the SSD for media raids, it becomes a standard maintenance process, you want to do periodically.

  Eric

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• Windows 7 & Skylake Intel CPU support

  I'm looking to build a new rig and want to continue using my Windows 7 existing license until the end of LIFE product in 2020 (or until 10 is radically improved or something else comes out).

  By watching Z170 or x 99 platforms... leaning towards Z170 to allow future events.
  During my research, I discovered the gen 6 new Intel processors Skylake will receive only Win7/updates on day of support until 2017.  I've also heard the Skylakes will be targeted and forced to upgrade to Win10 via Windows Update.  Are one of these true?
  What are the other "newer" Intel processors (4th/5th gen i3/i5/i7, Haswell, etc.) that are currently planned for Win7 support 2020 pursuit?

  In addition to my questions, please provide any additional info, you can share this topic.  Thanks for your help!

  Actually in charge in what concerns the ends win-7 2020 and I guess, according to many users, it will be expanded as x - p,.

  However, Intel is :), there is a difference of 18 months

  Not to mention that it's only in what concerns the new drivers of your cpu or the motherboard will not stop working :D

  Support, however, depends on what kind of problems you might face = probably none is I think it's just a tactic for fear of upgrade.

  M$ is desperate to make everybody buy in this stupid upgrade and eat it too many licenses of win 7 because they can

  There is no real reason 7 and 10 cannot co-exist unless M$ wants no more than 7 on the market.

• Workstation 7 64-bit - support for Intel mode (i7 CPU)?

  Hi all

  do we know if Workstation 7 (latest version 64 bit) supports the technology Intel mode available in the Intel i7 (720, 820, 920 QM)?

  I have the i7-720QM which, by default, takes place in 1, 6 GHz and mode it should up the CPU at about 2.8 ghz but VMWare Workstation doesn't seem to be able to use/demand this... so still clocked at 1.6 ghz - very slow!

  Someone can confirm this, or plans to support the architecture of the Intel i7 in the near future?

  Thank you very much

  COS

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• GPU integrated into Intel 6th generation taken CPU supported by Premiere Pro 2015?

  The latest 6th generation of Intel Core processors include new Integrated GPU which are iris 540/550 and 580 Pro; Many cell phones already include these processor and I'm looking for laptop computers for video editing, requiring a GPU based acceleration. Is this new Integrated GPU, support in Premiere Pro? Thank you

  Hi Jnacimiento,

  The latest 6th generation of Intel Core processors include new Integrated GPU which are iris 540/550 and 580 Pro; Many cell phones already include these processor and I'm looking for laptop computers for video editing, requiring a GPU based acceleration. Is this new Integrated GPU, support in Premiere Pro? Thank you

  So far, the GPU is not officially supported with Premiere Pro.

  But you can always install or use Premiere Pro with these cards. (NOTE: it might give you some performance related issues)

  These cards are still in the testing phase and once our team of engineers is done with all the tests, it will be updated on this document:

  Premiere Pro system requirements for Mac OS and Windows

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  Ilyes Singh

• HP Envy 750-287C: Support from HP because will not help me - perhaps someone here will be...

  Very recently, I bought this product to replace my HP slimline s5310f aging.  The new system has the 6th gen CPU core i7-6700 8 and 16 GB of RAM.  My old one has a core 2 CPU and 8 GB of RAM, so I thought the news would be incredibly faster.

  The new came with 10 Windows installed, but that was fine because I had been running Windows 10 for a year on the former with some success.  But much to my surprise a new ran and runs like a snail in Alaska in winter.  We are talking about by clicking on the icon of the Explorer files and easily 10-15 SECONDS to get the first screen waiting.  And everything I tried was the same.   Very shortly after the setting of this system in place M$ released their update of the birthday that I applied.  If something he ran even more slowly.  Because I don't fo programming life I was forced to continue to use my old HP for my projects while reseaching still the slow pace of the new.  Research has shown that M$ has many complaints of slowness, and last week, they release an "emergency solution" to supposedly fix it.   Again, nothing improved.   So my only option is / was to install Windows 7 my DVD of Windows 7 Ultimate x 64.   I changed my UEFI for heritage to support booting from a DVD and restart.  I gives me the option to boot from the DVD and Windows 7 Setup begins.  And the very first prompt that appears is the license agreement (EULA) end-user MUST verify and click NEXT to continue.  But wait!  My USB keyboard and mouse DO NOT WORK!   Research shows that the DVD of Windows 7 does not have drivers that are compatible with the new system of Sky (something).  So I can't continue.  In fact, the only option available is to physically cut the machine.   Get the picture?

  So, I hope that someone can be aware of how you may be able to fix it or work around the issue in a practical way (I could customize my own DVD of Windows, but it isn't really practical).

  I'be so very interested to see if anyone can help.

  Thanks for reading and honestly I don't expect all the practical answers.  And if I do I will be extremely grateful.

  Unhappy with long-term HP Server/computer laptop / desktop customer.l

  Hello:

  The problem is that your W7 DVD does not have USB3 required drivers for the keyboard and the mouse works.

  Who would not have been a problem if your PC has PS/2 ports that you might have used.

  The other problem is that the skylake chipset does not support USB2 until the drivers for the chipset are installed, then connect the KB and mouse in one of the usb ports 2 is not an option.

  However, Intel has this utility that you can use to insert drivers into a USB flash drive, you'll need to do your W7 DVD.

  There is a readme file on the link below which will give you the steps you need to install W7 on this model of PC.

  This utility must be run on a PC with W8.1 or W10, then I hope that you can do on your current PC because there W10.

  https://Downloadcenter.Intel.com/download/25476/Windows-7-USB-3-0-creator-utility

• Satellite A200 motherboard k00015480: what caught cpu supported

  My Satellite A200 motherboard broke down and I tried a repair...
  I got a motherboard (k00015480) equipped with Jack mPGA479 and Intel chipset 945GM/pm.

  I can't know which CPU installed!
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  Anyone knows what CPU to be mounted on this motherboard?

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  Hello

  Usually, you can use the processors that are supported by the chipset.
  Found this page useful to Intel:
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  And here you can find details on the chip set:
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• drivers for Intel Pentium 4 cpu 2.40 ghz

  Hay Iam looking for all drivers for Intel pentium cpu 2.40 ghz

  Hi Rohit, there is no drivers for the processor, the operating system will automatically find the processor. I guess you mean drivers for chipsets and devices of Council on and for this you will need the brand and model of the main map, if you look at the motherboard, you should see that he stamped somewhere. Once you have that go to the manufactures website and download the drivers.

  If you try to install your CPU on a motherboard, you will first need to know it is supported, same answer, go to the web site of decision-makers.

• SOS - NVidia Chipset, Vista 64-bit, Intel Quad core CPU & > 4 GB RAM questions

  Hello!
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  32 bit Vista ultimate works fine with my PC, but whenever I try to install a 64-bit windows vista Ultimate Edition, a BSOD with the STOP error message is displayed. Not much happens if the RAM is reduced to 3 GB. The most strange, when I tried to install Windows 7 in this same configuration, there was no this problem.

  Kind regards...

  Hello

  There is an error in timing known when installing Vista 64 bit on a system with all the ram slots 4 full on a card mother dual channel. It has nothing to do with the size of the total ram. The simple solution is to install x 64 with only the two bench 0 Visa slots filled, and then add the other two sticks back when the installation is complete. Good luck, Rick Rogers, aka "Crazy" - Microsoft MVP http://mvp.support.microsoft.com Windows help - www.rickrogers.org

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  Okay, guys and girls, doing vCenter/ESX 4.x cluster support a joint brain of AMD and Intel CPU?

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  I'm sure that's not possible or supported, but I have to ask anyway. Send a link to support your statement.

  Thank you

  N °
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  http://KB.VMware.com/selfservice/microsites/search.do?language=en_US&cmd=displayKC&externalID=1005764#AMD-Intel

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