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  Is it possible to upgrade of processor in this laptop (Pentium M 750-1866 MHz) Pentium M 780 2266 MHz?

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  Theoretically, it of possible to exchange the processor on your laptop, but nobody will be able to tell if the laptop works fine with the new processor or not.

  You mustn't forget that the BIOS and motherboard is designed for the preinstalled CPU and it s not tested with another processor. Normally a newer or faster CPU produces more heat and I don t know if the Assembly of cooling on your laptop is sufficient for this.

  If you still have the warranty of your laptop you will lose because Toshiba doesn't support the CPU upgrade:
  http://APS2.toshiba-tro.de/KB0/TSB9401AX0001R01.htm

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  Does anyone know: is it possible to upgrade the processor to the Satellite M70 - 354?

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  Usually it of not possible to upgrade the processor.
  Of course, some people here have managed to upgrade the processor, but following some functions and features as don t work module cooling.

  I do not recommend upgrading the processor. No one knows if it runs correctly.
  Some processors are welded on the map and there is no possibility to remove it.

  This is why don t do if you are not sure it will work 100%!

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  As far as I know spend CPU is not possible and thereby you can upgrade RAM to the maximum level. You should also configure and optimize the pre-installed OS and I sure that you will be satisfied with your laptop of my.

  In my opinion, the processor is powerful enough, but there are also other factors that may be responsible for slow operating system.

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  The whole upgrade CPU is a little difficult.
  Let the facts:
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  -The fact is that laptops using special versions of BIOS modified for each series laptop and therefore different processors might be problematic due to the compatibility of the BIOS. In the worst case, your laptop would not start after upgrading CPU.
  -The fact is that your laptop supports the chipset AMD Hudson A68M and ONLY AMD processors would be supported by the chipset.
  -The fact is that laptop procedure disassembly is not very easy and there is a high risk of damage of the part while dismantling the unit.
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  Hey,.

  Theoretically, it is possible to swap the CPU, but an upgrade is not supported by Toshiba. This means that you lose the warranty and no one can say if other types of CPU are supported or not because there is no list with other processors.

  Can also make sure that the current fan and cooling module is good enough for better CPU?

  => [Is it possible to upgrade the CPU or GPU of a Toshiba laptop computer? | http://forums.computers.toshiba-europe.com/forums/ann.jspa?annID=13]

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  Theoretically, it is possible to upgrade the CPU but practically it is not easy to do.
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  It seems that notebook was shipped with the first.
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  As you probably know the faster and more powerful processor produces more heat and this could lead to overheating of the laptop.
  In my view, this is a serious problem and you should be careful

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• Tecra A4: Is it possible to upgrade the processor to a Core 2 Duo

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  No, it is not possible to s!
  Tecra A4 supports the Intel Pentium M (Dothan) and Intel Celeron M processor.

  This processor Intel Dothan (533 MHz) are supported:
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• HP laptop - 15-ac110na: is it possible to upgrade the processor?

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  Sort of. Here is the Service Manual:

  Manual

  The CPU is soldered on the motherboard would be the only way to upgrade to replace the motherboard which would cost about what you probably paid for your laptop. In other words, it could be done, theoretically, but makes no economic sense. Sell your laptop even if you take a loss and buy a new one with the processor you want and you will come out ahead. None of the available processors comes not far from 3 ghz., 2.4 is the fastest.

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• Satellite P15-S409: is it possible to upgrade the processor?

  Hello, I have a Toshiba P15-S409 I would like to know if the CPU can be upgraded. What socket t - it support and Max speed value?.

  How can I find the specifications.

  Thanks in advance.

  Update CPU is always a sensitive topic with different opinions. I don't know for sure if the CPU upgrade is possible, but I know with certainty that the laptop are not extensible as desktop PCs. P15 is older laptop models and on older models of laptops, the processors used in laptops are connected to the motherboard using a process called TCP (tape carrier package). It is a method of permanent connection and is used in the interest of miniaturization and heat dissipation.

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• Is it possible to upgrade the processor Equium A100-27?

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  A PC Wizard, it says that my motherboard can handle up to 2048 mhz cpu, so can it be upgraded? And what CPU should I use?

  Thank you...

  Mark

  Card mother Upgradebility:
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  Interface upgrade: ZIF connector
  Support speed: 2048 MHz (or more)
  Support for voltage: 3.3 v

  Hello

  If you use 'PC Wizard' and trust you him? 'PC Wizard' is in my opinion not a program that will find what CPU fits into your system.

  1.) CPU that you have? Intel CoreDuo, CoreSolo, PentiumM (each of these CPU´s has the Yonah Core).
  PC-Wizard did tell you that? If this isn't the case, try 'WCPUID' or 'CPU - Z', to find out what CPU is in your system. (These programs are professional tools for hardware manufacturers and overclockers btw.)

  2.) supported voltage 3.3 volts? The maximum voltage of CPU for this CPU that is in your system is on (legal and verified) 1.6 - 1, 70 Volt in normal condition. So a second proof that your kind "PC-Wizard" is lying to you.

  (3.) the maximum speed really depends on the architecture of your machine. The most recent version CoreDuo has 2.33 Ghz, but the just CoreSole 1.66 Ghz. If you really want to do, so make sure you REALLY what CPU you have.

  4.) think the cooling system. Are you sure that the cooling system for the processor in your system fits on CPU at high speeds? And where to find this information? This information belongs just to hardware manufacturers toshiba and not to normal phenomena like us. :)

  5.) since each new processor Intel needed a Flash of the CPU register (called DMI / writing) you will have the following problem, because these tools are just given toshiba technicians and are not available to the public! So, if you REALLY can install the CPU (have you forgotten fat cooling? Who registers for this CPU?)
  Then your machine will run on 30 percent speed because the system could not recognize the processor type because no DMI has been drafted.

  6.), but if really realize you that all this 'I-WANT-TO-CHANGE-MY-CPU', you take it apart your machine, installed the CPU, where you don t know you you have and what adjustments one, where you don t know what cooling fat you need and you´re probably not sure that the cooling system is able to cool the CPU, then you assembled the machine without knowing how and you wrote the DMI where you don t have the software to do it, while your system is * SLIGHTLY * more fast but you won´t recognize it because the performance you gain is not a "quantum leap".

  If my suggestion, from me to you:

  Upgrade your RAM, put a larger hard drive in your system, buy a TV Tuner, but avoid ONE thing - Don t share the basic elements of a system of laptop (laptop, laptop), because the money, time and stress are not worthy of it.

  Have a good day and many greets from Croatia

  Dennis