The upgrade of processor in Dell Studio 1745 (2 Core i5)

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  Of all my research, the 1747 and 1749 the motherboards are "physically identical" in what concerns the shape/size, and whether or not it will physically fit in the body of the laptop.

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  The only way to replace the graphics card is to replace the motherboard. My project has been a success, here are the basics for her.

  It will replace a few other small parts like heat from the processor synchronization and the addition of the synchronization of heat from the gpu to the Régie that you install. You will also need thermal pads for them so keep that in mind and have them ready when you are installing (composed as Arctic Silver won't be thick enough to fill the contacts). Also, it will almost certainly replace the processor. Check which processors work with the Board of Directors that you get and if yours is compatible. If you're going to 1749 as I did, your will not, but the new processor was not expensive. I don't remember whether or not they were the same at the 1747.

  The best thing I can say is go to "thepartspeople" which basically sell dell parts. You can put in your model laptop (1745) and then put in the motherboard as a part you want to replace. When you select the motherboard for the 1747 and 1749 it will tell you all the other parts you need to replace and whether or not they are in stock.

  If they do not have the parts in stock that you need, use the places of numbers and research of party like amazon, ebay, etc., of a place where you can buy a replacement work (I could find just enough cheap also). It's a bit of work, but in the end, it is very useful. If you're sufficiently savvy and determined than enough I myself built what would be a $1200-$1600 laptop + dollar market for long for like half the price. Using this method, I added touch screen, several operating systems and backlit keyboard of hard drives, blue-tooth, upgrade wifi, work on the top processor i5 and 5650 1 GB graphics card. I am fully satisfied with how it turned out.

  Free advice, however, if you have a webcam or a camcorder and decide to do this project yourself (the laptop) of narrow band take it apart and do it very slowly. This way if you are lost during reassembly you can listen to the recording back and watch how back together.

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  I tried to use the Mini-PCI-E port as an SSD, but find the port type, there was not compatible with any of them I'd be interested in using. This proved more headaches that it was ultimately so I got a TV Tuner and put that in there. It is convenient when I'm in a hotel to use as a monitor for a game like the xbox a console.

  Put the touch screen was another easy change, but it took to get the Ribbon of the connector (like a couple of bucks) and a new cover. You must make sure that it is the thickest, but he did well enough in a new laptop.

  The only thing that I don't know about today is the cost and speed of the ram. When I did I have 8 GB of PC8500 really cheap and it works very well. I don't know if the higher clock speeds are working with her because I've capped on the motherboard for ram, and I know ram more expensive now.

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  I understand that you are interested in upgrading the processor and graphics card on your laptop, is that correct? I will try and provide you with information that needed to get there.

  The processor can be improved in this particular notebook. If you go to page 91 in the maintenance manual , it will give you a list of processors and it will show you the steps to do it yourself. I don't know what your current status of security with this laptop, but if you are still covered the upgrade of the processor warranty this I just want you to be aware.

  Now and then when you're dealing with the graphics card it is soldered to the motherboard if you will not be able to update. If you really want to improve the graphics, as you go through the motherboard. There is a list of those on page 81 in the owner's manual as well.

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