Presario CQ5320F: upgrade the processor 'not supported CPU.

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  I have an old Presario SR1909UK is still possible to upgrade the processor and if so with what?

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  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c00714578

• Equium P300-190 - Question about upgrading the processor

  Hello

  I just have a question for my CPU PC Toshiba laptop, I have a can of Equium P300-190 full to give model number if necessary the cpu is one supplied with the laptop.

  My question is I want to upgrade the processor but do not know which would be the best option and there are limits with the BIOS, etc. on board.

  Any help would be greatly appreciated.

  Probably it is not known to you that upgrading the CPU is not officially supported by the manufacturers of portable.

  The CPU upgrade is a tricky thing... the fact is that the CPU must be supported by chipset and BIOS.
  Where a party would not support the new processor, the unit will not light.

  So even if you use a CPU that is supported by the chipset (Intel GM965) there is a risk that the BIOS could not support the new processor...

  The laptop was equipped with processor Intel Pentium Dual-Core processor T2390 (Merom code name) probably the other CPU Intel Pentium Dual-Core family-owned would be compatible, but to be honest, you won't see a performance improvement...

  So in my opinion it is not worth trying to upgrade the processor...

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• Qosmio X 305 - upgrade the processor?

  Is it possible to upgrade the processor in a Toshiba Qosmio X 305? If this is the case, is it possible to update a processor intel core 2 Quad processor Q6600?

  Hi Jeremy,.

  Generally upgrading the CPU is not supported by Toshiba. So if you upgrade the processor, you will lose the warranty. In addition there is no list with compatible processors so that everything happens on your own risk. No one can say what processors are compatible.

  Also see this article:
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• Re: Satellite A350D PSALME I want to upgrade the processor

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  I have a Satellite A350D-10Y PSALME with processor AMD Turion x 2 zm-80.
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  CPU witch is my motherboard/BIOS card is supported?
  (My motherboard is KTKAE)

  Best regards

  Don t mix for laptop and desktop PC.
  There are two different things and upgrade CPU for laptops is not easy all this is complicated, as the motherboards are designed only for the specific model laptop.

  So far as I know the A350D manages only the processor Dual-Core AMD TurionTM 64 X 2 or AMD AthlonTM X 2 Dual-Core Processor

• Satellite L350-12N - upgrade the processor?

  Is it possible to upgrade the processor of the Satellite L350-12N laptop?

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  Hello!

  These upgrades are not usually easy and often impossible and undesirable.

  The CPU can cause trouble with the BIOS and the top CPU speed product more heat dissipation that could lead to overheating.

  So I would not upgrade the CPU, because a new costs a lot to and you get much more performance.

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• Satellite L450D-113 - upgrading the processor

  Hello
  I have a Satellite L450D-113 and looking to upgrade the processor to something more powerful, someone has suggestions.
  Harry

  Hey Buddy,

  Unfortunately, these CPU updates is not supported. The single CPU that has been pretested and is supported is preinstalled. So there is no list of processors supported and to check this article:
  http://APS2.toshiba-tro.de/KB0/FAQ35006D000RR01.htm

  By the way: If improve you it further, you lose the warranty and everything happens on your own risk.

• B8L89PA upgrading the processor

  I have hp 1000-1119TU

  Serial No.-[personal information deleted]

  product-B8L89PA

  can I upgrade the processor?

  I can see why you would. You have Celeron B820. The problem is in the notebooks with the HP Celeron processors uses a motherboard that does not support processors better. The best that you can hope to do is install a faster Celeron or dual Pentium processor but not an Intel Core i3 or i5 processor class. It's the HM70 vs the HM75 chipset. The laptop processor upgrades are also inherently risky and difficult. You are (almost) always more easy to sell your laptop and take the product, more what you would have spent on the upgrade and buy the laptop you really want. If you are an expert computer technician then here is the Manual:

  Manual

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  Here is the processor for $12:

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  If you can do this update yourself for the price of the processor I think it would be very helpful. If you have to pay a tech more than about $80 to do I'd think twice.

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• HP-G60-635DX: upgrade the processor for laptop HP-G60-635DX

  I need to take this laptop goes to clean the fan.  I thought since I was already taking it down to the motherboard to clean it, I would upgrade the processor.

  The original processor was an Intel T4300 and I chose an Intel T9600 to upgrade.  I found this information processor in the hardware maintenance manual.  The computer starts and the fan is working and everything seems to work, but the screen is black and I can't access the bios.  I'm not sure about the difference in cpu power, it might need a bigger power supply?  I have the latest (and only listed) update of the bios for the Board of Directors.  Any suggestions?  This processor will work with this mother/laptop card?
  
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  This is the only manual G60 there, I'm afraid. The problem is not the voltage or anything else it is the extra circuit found in Core 2 Duo processors. The cheaper Celeron and Pentium Dual processors are step features advanced and have other things, C2D processors premium. The 940 chipset is cheaper and allows the Assembly of cheaper machines. Run Sysoft Sandra or CPU - Z to confirm that you have 940 chipset and not the 945. If you look at the link I gave you some people become C2D processors working on 940 cards mothers and computers laptops, but HP does not seem to support that.

• Upgrade the processor with AMD 10 - 4600M of HP Pavilion dv7-6101er (lz661ea) FS1 and FS1r2 taken

  Hello friends. I own HP Pavilion dv7-6101er (lz661ea) and I want to upgrade processor. Current processor is A6-3410MX and socket FS1 I want to replace for socket AMD A10-4600 M FS1r2. But I'm not shure will be new processor works in my notebook? I asked this question in support of the ADM, they said that the two CPU is compatible, but need software support in the bios of the specific laptop models. I can't put this question to the HP support because the time of free assistance of my model is over. Please ask - my notebook BIOS will support a new processor?

  n00x wrote:

  All of what you have written - I understand that. But understanding and you - the replacement of the processor is necessary because the lack of performance. For a new book, I have no money. You are an employee of HP and can really help to ask someone of your colleagues who will know exactly to run the new AMD processors in my notebook. All my books have HP I have always helped the company - buy its products, help me and you now. I'm not pleading for much - just a concrete answer - will work or not?

  N° !! That's where you're wrong. I'm not an employee of HP.

  Very few of us here in the forums are employees of HP. Those who are, with few exceptions, are here volunteer their time to help the owners of HP products. It is a peer to peer forum, where the owners of HP products share their time and expertise, helping others who need assistance. We are here to help. We help voluntarily.

  There is no concrete answer on this. Sometimes an upgrade to a non supported CPU will work, but more often it will fail.  Read my previous posts. The risk of any currency you use in your country to buy the new processor is yours, not me, or HP.

  Here's a solid answer for you... Use a processor that is listed in the Service & maintenance Guide and your chances of success of upgrade will increase considerably.  I can't say that your upgrade success will be guaranteed because there's always the chance you can break something during the assembly/disassembly or not having knowledge of a critical assembly/disassembly procedure and inadvertently destroy your new processor.

  If you want a high-performance CPU and chipset in a laptop computer, then choose when making a purchase of laptop. Computer laptop/notebooks are not actually intended to be upgraded.

• Upgrading the processor on the Satellite U200

  I have a PLUA0C U200-PT300E and I would like to upgrade the processor in it. I bought a T7200 processor on eBay since it was the most powerful available for laptops U200/U205 CPU. However, when I installed it, I came across a series of problems. First the fan would run at full speed and the computer would briefly have blue screen after Windows loading and then it could restart. He just kept this again and again. I ran MEMTEST because I wasn't too sure about what the issue was. The computer locked up during the test, and then I was unable to restart it. I replaced the processor with the an original T2300E, then the cimputer starts and ran perfectly.

  Any ideas why this happened? Was the defective CPU? Both the U200 and U205 come with the Intel 945 GM Express chipset and I have the latest Toshiba BIOS for the U200/U205 (v 3.70) so it doesn't seem to be compatibility problems.

  I wonder if it is the CPU that my own past experience if a CPU is not compatible with a chipset then the computer or the other does not start or it will give errors as soon as it publishes. However, this would be POST and would start to load Windows before it crashed.

  I m didn't ask you with all these questions. Why you not a not post here until you have made the decision to upgrade CPU?

  In any case, I think that the answer to your questions, you will find under http://aps2.toshiba-tro.de/kb0/TSB9401AX0001R01.htm
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• RAM upgrade problem: Flash the BIOS? or upgrade the processor?

  Hi, I jumped in with both feet and now need help to get out me!

  I have a desktop PC HP Pavilion Elite HPE-470uk who becomes a bit slow (processor card here http://ark.intel.com/products/48505/Intel-Core-i3-550-Processor-4M-Cache-3_20-GHz). After you have added a bluray player that I noticed that it's getting a bit slow so thought I would add little RAM.
  

  I bought a few Hyper X8GB of HyperXbeast 1600hhz, slipped in and the PC did nothing but to turn on and off several times. I checked the two sticks and they both do it. I then (plow in front) checked what memory, the processor can handle and discovered "The Intel® Core™ i3 - 5xx / Intel® Core™ i3-21xx processors handle memory DDR3 1066/1333 MHz" by http://www.intel.com/support/processors/corei3/sb/CS-031175.htm

  After a discussion on another forum, that it has been suggested that I have updated the BIOS because it can allow the processor to manage memory 1600 mhz, but I don't know where to start on this or what version to selected download. I'd appreciate any help you can offer on this.

  The other way, that I can see is to update the processor itself. I thought of nothing too fancy just an i5 because it will allow me to run 3d blurays and should allow me to run some apps at the same time. After reading this http://m.wikihow.com/Upgrade-a-Processor it seems too complicated. Is it really just a matter of taking off the fan, declipsant the old processor, nine droping in and then put on some cooling stick stuff?

  Or should I just return the memory and get good memory?

  See you soon

  Atdot.

  Here are the specifications of original factory for your desktop HP Pavilion Elite HPE-470uk and its card mother MS-7613 (Iona-GL8E). Based on these specifications, this model can support up to 16 GB (4 GB x 4 DIMMs) as follows:

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  PC3-10600 (DDR3-1333)
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  Supports up to 16 GB on 64 bit computers

  In addition, this model can support the following Intel processors;

  Maximum frequency of the processor of the heart < = 2.93GHz
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  Intel Core i5 - 7xx (Lynnfield core)
  Intel Core i5 - 6xx (Clarkdale core)
  Intel Core i3 - 5xx (Clarkdale core)

  If you do not have to worry about the update of the BIOS, there is no updates available for your computer BIOS. Honestly, I return the incorrect memory and upgrade to a minimum of 8 GB of RAM. Then, if it solves all your problems, you could also upgrade the processor.

  As the computer is nearly 4 years old, you can consider a factory HP restore to return the computer to a facoty as State. In many cases, it returns original full speed of the computer. The reason why this helps, because the BONE is swollen and clogged over time.

  If you have any other questions, feel free to ask.

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• Is it possible to upgrade the processor on Satellite C660 64bits

  Can someone tell if it is possible to upgrade the processor on this model.

  Hello

  Maybe this might help you:
  + Is it possible to upgrade the CPU or GPU of a Toshiba laptop? +
  http://APS2.toshiba-tro.de/KB0/TSB9401AX0001R01.htm

  So officially his unsupported by Toshiba but if the socket on the motherboard and the chipset would support the new processor then you'd have a good chance to get the new processor running on this device.

• Tecra A4 - upgrade the processor?

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  I want to improve only because of the extra battery life and power of course...

  Help, please!

  Hello

  As far as I know it s is not possible to replace the CPU or upgrade the processor.
  But I found the site that descript how to upgrade, repair and disassemble a Toshiba laptop or notebook.

  Check this box:
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• Upgrade the processor to a Satellite A200-17O (PSAE6)

  Hello

  I was just curious to know if it is possible to upgrade the processor of my Satellite A200-17O (PSAE6) (it is an Intel core 2 duo T7100) to a Core 2 Duo more powerful as the T7500. I had intended to do so in a year or two, since at that time there prices for chips should go down and the power of the 2.2 ghz (or more) opposed to the 1.8 ghz may be necessary...

  I ask that is because when checking, it seems to be quite difficult to obtain for the CPU (which means I have to remove all of the bottom of the laptop to access; would be an obstacle, I could take however). My main concern is that if the Bios would then recognize the chip I use, what should essentially be compatible since it is always based on the right PM965 Chipset?

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  Sorry mate but it s not possible to upgrade your system with a new processor because your system it s not like a desktop system that can be easily upgraded.
  The problem is, these components such as the processor and VGA are "wired" for the user, which means that the manufacturer of a lack of doesn´t of mobile system to change any of these comps.

  You may have a chipset that can handle more CPU, but the BIOS is not how you think. You will have massive problems since the cooling system are designed individually for each machine, but each unit has its own BIOS configuration and so on.

  Probably the most interesting is that you will lose your warranty if you really take apart your machine yourself.

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