The issue of upgrading processor on HP Pavilion DV5 (Intel Core 2 Duo T5800 @ 2.00 Ghz) No. 1138...

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  2 and if there is a possibility of an upgrade, then can evolve this processor to the 2nd genration i3/5/7?
  3. I like to play games, and I have only 256 MB Nvidia graphics card. Can I level too? If so, then how?
  
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  My office details: Compaq Presario SR1932 IT
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  rish_raj2 wrote:
  

  I have Intel® Core™ 2 Duo processor E6300 (1.86 GHz, front side bus at 1066 MHz, 2 MB Cache).
  His quiet old, so my questions are:

  1. the question of whether I should upgrade my processor or buy a new one (or another desktop computer / laptop)?  My rule of thumb is do not upgrade the processor unless the speed is almost doubled.  I don't think that the performance will be enough to justify the increased cost.

  2 and if there is a possibility of an upgrade, then can evolve this processor to the 2nd genration i3/5/7? This is supported by HP CPU upgrades: see below.

  3. I like to play games, and I have only 256 MB Nvidia graphics card. Can I level too? If so, then how?  The first thing to determine is the power of the power supply unit (PSU).  I think that it can be only 250W.  You can open the case and read the label on.  Latest maps of intermediate level require at least 400W.  So, if my guess is correct, you will need to upgrade the PSU also.  I like the graphics cards XFX, BFG, EVGA, Sapphire and PNY in that order.  I love OCZ and Corsair PSU.

  With this information, you can determine if you need to upgrade or buy a new computer.  If you decide to buy a new computer, I suggest a desktop computer for games.  They run a lot cooler.  Be sure to buy one with the power supply with the most power possible.  The PSU is the backbone of the computer.  If you have any other questions, let me know.

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  My office details: Compaq Presario SR1932 IT
  (Adding 2.5 GB RAM)

  Rish_raj, welcome to the forum.

  Type of socket: 775

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  Type:	--	Processor speed:	2 GHz
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  Hello

  well the series GeForce 7600 Series was released in 2006, it is nearly 4 years.

  In combination with the Core 2 Duo 2 GHz, you will be able to play games like Battlefield 2 or Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare very decent

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  In general, you can play all the games released in< 2007="" or="" early="" 2008="" depending="" on="" the="" image="" quality="">

  But games like Crysis or other DirectX 10 games will be not playable.
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