Tecra S3: hardware upgrade - CPU, RAM, HARD drive

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  I want to upgrade my sleekbook processor an i3 to an i5, I also would like to upgrade this laptop computers hdd + ssd cache to an ssd of 256 GB full so that increase the ram of 4 GB to 8 GB. can someone help me with this? Thanks in advance.

  Here is the Service Manual:

  Manual

  CPU:

  More quick possible:

  Intel Core i5-3317U (1.7 GHz, turbo up to 2.6 GHz 1 600 MHz/3 MB L3 cache, dual core, 17 W)

  You have:

  Intel Core i3-3217U (1.8 GHz, 1 600 MHz / 3 MB L3 cache, dual core, 17 W)

  The i3 you have is actually faster for most purposes than the i5, although the i5 has Turbo. I would not bother with this upgrade. It is the most difficult and expensive. The processor seems to be welded on so it would take a whole new motherboard, I'm sorry to say. At least try upgrading memory and SSD before committing to try upgrading the processor.

  Memory and hard drive:

  You can install up to 8 GB of RAM and you can install a reader mSATA. However, the memory and the mSATA drive slot are on the back side of motherboard and not easy to do. See Page 59 and transfer to the manual. In general, this model does not have an update very easily. You can replace the hard drive on a regular basis with an SSD without having to remove the motherboard, but it is still much harder than the mobile way. See pages 47-49.

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• HP Elite m9280in - upgrade possibilities - RAM, CPU and hard drive

  Ask your help to provide desktop HP Elite m9280in maximum possible power by upgrading the processor, hard drive and RAM. Basic information is given below.
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  Hello rajeshdugar, I checked the specifications of your system, which can be found here .

  These features tell you almost all the information you need to improve your system.

  The only concern here is the power of the power supply. It is more likely isn't enough to provide sufficient power to add the maximum processor, video card and memory.

  To do this safely, you must consider replacing the power supply with a higher power supply.

  Given all of these improvements, you could almost buy a new system with these upgraded components for a cost slightly higher than the level of your current system.

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• Qosmio G30-149RU - Question about hardware upgrade (CPU)

  Hello

  I have a toshiba qosmio G30-149RU and my question is possible to make these changes?

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  Sorry for my bad English and thanks for help :)

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  > one last thing my qosmio I NVIDIA GeForce Go 7600 256 MB, but I don't know if it is possible to change or not. If possible, what video card will be the best?

  No, the graphics card can not be upgraded

  What you can do, it is memory and the upgrade of the HARD drive. This should be very easy and should cause no serious problems.

  Upgrading CPU is little tricky.
  On the page of the Ark from Intel, you can check what are the processors supported by Intel 945 PM Express chipset
  http://Ark.Intel.com/products/27858

  These are:
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  Intel® Core Duo L2400 of processor (front-end to 667 MHz 2 MB Cache, 1.66 GHz, bus)
  Intel® Core Duo processor L2500 (1.83 GHz, 667 MHz FSB, 2 MB Cache)
  Intel® processor Core Duo T2050 (1.60 GHz, 533 MHz FSB, 2 MB Cache)
  Intel® Core Duo T2250 of processor (Cache 2 MB, 1.73 GHz, 533 MHz FSB)
  Intel® Core Duo processor T2300 (1.66 GHz, front side bus at 667 MHz, 2 MB Cache)
  Intel® Core Duo T2300E of processor (front-end to 667 MHz 2 MB Cache, 1.66 GHz, bus)
  Intel® Core Duo processor T2400 (1.83 GHz, 667 MHz FSB, 2 MB Cache)
  Intel® processor Core Duo T2500 (2.00 GHz, 667 MHz FSB, 2 MB Cache)
  Intel® Core Core Duo T2600 (2.16 GHz, 667 MHz FSB, 2 MB Cache)
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  Intel® Core Duo U2500 of processor (Cache 2 MB, 1.20 GHz, 533 MHz FSB)
  Intel® Core Solo T1300 processor (1.66 GHz, front side bus at 667 MHz, 2 MB Cache)
  Intel® Core processor Solo T1350 (1.86 GHz, 533 MHz FSB, 2 MB Cache)
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• Pavilion DV8000 upgrade CPU, RAM, HD & OS

  Hello world

  I have a HP Pavilion Dv8000 (Dv8336ea is the exact model number).  I intend to upgrade the processor, RAM, hard drive and OS and have a few questions about the limits of upgrade on this computer.

  He is currently running XP pro, but I intend to upgrade the operating system to Windows 7 64-bit, if I can find an upgrade of the CPU 64 bit appropriate.

  The vehicle currently has an Intel centrino Duo CPU T2300, but I'm not sure which processors are compatible. y at - it an easy way to identify compatibility? I know that it can be removed, but what would be an upgrade recommended for optimal performance?

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  Finally, what would be the limit for RAM after CPU and operating system upgraded. What defines the limits of the RAM in a computer?

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  Hello:

  The GeForce Go 7600 is a graphic adapter Windows 7 and should be able to run all the pleasure of the eyes in Windows 7 and have the same resolution that you had in XP.

  Try the latest nVidia driver released for it.

  http://www.nvidia.com/object/geforce_notebook_winvista_win7_64bit_179.48_beta.html

  I see that you have a wide screen monitor... According to the resolution of your screen, with the appropriate driver, he should be able to get 1440 x 900.  That should give you the view you've been waiting for.

  3 GB of memory can be used with a 4 GB max RAM capacity is perfectly normal, even with a 64 bit OS. You need the chipset Intel 965 for the 64-bit OS in order to 'see' all 4 GB of memory. You have the 945 chipset.

  Paul

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  As far as I know, the HARD drive is placed under the hood of the laptop and so many parts must be removed as a CD player, keyboard, base assy, etc..

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  You use cloning software to clone your existing to the new disk drive.  For portable computers, you will need to purchase an external hard drive enclosure which is (a) compatible with your drive (SATA or PATA) interface and (b) compatible with external connections on your laptop (for example, USB, FireWire, eSata).  Do not spend a lot of money for this speaker ($ 10-$ 20).

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  Hi duff321,

  Upgrade the HARD drive is usually no problem because it s not delicate procedure and if you buy a HARD drive with more RPM (revolutions per minute) and something more grand (120 GB for example) your computer should work a little faster had more high density of data.

  Anyway, motherboards with IDE controller have limitation of LBA 28 bits, which means that you can use hard disks up to 128 GB or with other words 120 GB would be the maximum capacity of the HARD drive and it should be ok because he three times as much as on the old HARD drive.
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  Hello:

  If you have installed 4 GB of DDR PC3200, then if you install used without work, processor Pentium 4 650 3.4/800/2M I think you will see a notable improvement on your current configuration.

  I can't guarantee this will work, but I'm sure it will, based on the information below.

  If you don't have PC2700, your memory performance will suffer with the 800 MHz FSB P4 650 processor.

  Attached are the specs of your motherboard:

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c00361570

  I have a dc7100 with the same chipset, so I'm pretty sure that a P4 650 will work in your. I have a P4 640 (3.2 GHz) I got it for free, so I installed which instead of the 650. If I were to buy one, I would have bought the 650. I installed a P4 650 in a Dell Dimension 4700 with the same Intel 915 chipset. Works great! I upgraded the Dell of a P4 520 to 650 2.8/800/1M and this was a significant improvement. You would increase by nearly 400 MHz and 266 Mhz FSB speed.

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  The main disadvantage that I see on your PC, it is impossible to install a PCie graphics adapter. Your integrated graphics (GMA900) will not work the graphics of Windows Aero in Windows 7 or Vista. It is not a show-stopper, but a lot of people have improved their PC / laptop computers equipped with the integrated GMA 900 graphics card just for this discover later and were very disappointed. If you were able to install a PCIe graphics card, say a cheap 8400GS 512 MB fanless nVidia card, it would have released a memory embedded amount and you would have noticed an improvement even more.

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  I hope this helps.

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