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• Update of map chart/PSU (power supply) for Lenovo Thinkcentre A70-7844C1U

  Specifications of the computer:

  Lenovo Thinkcentre A70-7844C1U

  Processor Intel Pentium Dual Core E5500 (2.80 GHz)

  4 GB of DDR3 RAM (upgrading to 2 GB)

  Intel GMA X 4500 (integrated graphics)

  180-watt power supply

  I decided my computer needed some activities if I wanted to play some games like Minecraft and Team Fortress 2.

  I wanted to change my original graphics to something like a Nvidia Geforce GT 220 (minimum 300-watt power supply)

  But then, I realized that my computer power supply was less than the minimum requirement for the new graphics card.

  I was wondering if it was OK to always install a dedicated video card or if I needed to upgrade my diet as well.

  If I need to upgrade my power supply, what do you recommend for me? (budget: $ 100 - $200)

  Thanks, Vguys!

  
  

• CPU Upgrade ThinkCentre M71e (3176)

  Dear members of the forum,

  Could you help me with the following question:

  I recently bought a lenovo thinkcentre desktop computer refurbished for home use. I would be able to upgrade the CPU with a core i3 or i5 processor Ivy Bridge socket 1155. For now, I have a very good offer for the cpu 3250, but on the list of the cpu from the motherboard shows that Sandy Bridge processors.

  It is my small question.

  Thanks in advance.

  N ° the BIOS won't recognize the model supplied by the factory with specific processors.

  https://support.Lenovo.com/us/en/documents/pd015061

• Help with upgrade parts! ThinkCentre M58 7244

  I recently purchased the Lenovo ThinkCentre M58 (7244A 36) computer to desktop PC off newegg, and I want to improve the additional parts. I just want to know the following

  (1.) what type of processors are compatible with it?

  (2.) what type of RAM is compatible with it?

  (3.) what kind of graphics cards are compatible with it?

  Help would be very appreciated. It's the computer, by the way: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=83-108-659&SortField=0&SummaryType=0&Pagesize=10&Pur...

  
  

• Number of processor

  Hello again, I met another confusing problem again...

  On this link, it says that my computer "Supports Intel Smithfield Pentium D processors with bus front end 2 x 1 MB L2 cache and 800 MHz.

  http://www-307.IBM.com/PC/support/site.WSS/document.do?lndocid=MIGR-60416#exp

  And then under that, there is a whole line of processors supported. With this whole line of processors, does that mean that all of these processors will work on my machine?

  And then on another link:

  http://www-307.IBM.com/PC/support/site.WSS/document.do?sitestyle=Lenovo&lndocid=MIGR-60450

  It is said that it supports "Intel Pentium D 2.8 GHz to 3.2 GHz, Presler processors.

  Sorry if that seems confused (argh computer-related things are so confusing!) but I need to know the BEST possible support processor can handle this machine - Lenovo Thinkcentre M52 9210 - 28M.

  I really need to clarify all this because I really want to buy a processor and then find out my Motherboard can't support and lose a hundred dollars.

  Thanks a lot again.

  EDIT: Please answer to this as well, I looked at the numbers of Pentium D CPU on the Intel site and the lenovo specifications say, for example, the Pentium D 945, is not on the list of supported processors. I also compared and there no Intel virtualization technology, and the machine only supports processors with VT 9xx. Does make much difference if I put a processor without virtualization technology because my current Pentium 4 HT 531 has not.

  It is, the computer can support Pentium D 945? * The only real difference between 945, i.e., the 940 is a higher clock frequency and is not Intel VT technology *.

  Hey Poweraml,

  Have a look at the following three topics in Wikipedia - the first details of the development of the different Pentium 4 processors; the second contains a useful list of characteristics/differences and the third has details on the Pentium D processors.

  1. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pentium_4

  2. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Intel_Pentium_4_microprocessors

  3. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pentium_D

  The only processors that run on your machine are those who will sit in the LGA 775 socket. While your chipset may work with a Pentium D, the increase in the speed of the processor may be cancelled by the bus speed (the bottleneck which is still 800 MHz). In other words, you could spend a lot of money for a barely noticeable increase in performance.

  But then, if someone else is paying, why not?

• Upgrade CPU ThinkCentre m55

  Hey guys, I want to improve my CPU of ThinkCentre m55! I know that the computher is too old, but I really need to upgrade CPU. It supports more than wich E6400 I have at the moment and it really sucks, is it possible to update my BIOS to make it to support more hardware parts?

  Please if there is a way to help me!

  (Question: can I buy any food I found to my pc?)

  Thank you to

  The high range for a M55 E6700 processor, either Q6700. There is no processor running, this is a limitation of the chipset.

• 32-bit to a 64-bit processor converter

  I have an IBM Lenovo ThinkCentre with Win XP SP3 and a 32-bit processor, Pentium D. would be my computer support upgraded to a Pentium 4 processor to make 64 bit?

  Check if your motherboard has a socket that supports your new 64-bit processor.

• Intel Virtualization Technology - Thinkcentre A58 - Pentium Dual-Core E5300

  Hello

  I am considering buying a ThinkCentre A58 with a clocked Intel E5300 processor
  Model/type: 7515-7SG

  I would like to run "Windows XP Mode" on Windows 7 Pro.

  For the XP Mode, I need ability IVT.

  My Question is:

  The Lenovo 7515-7SG come with an E5300 CPU which is capable Intel virtualization technology?

  IVT depends on the TECHNICAL Code of the E5300 CPU.

  Intel offers CPU E5300, who do not have the ability of IVT.

  E5300 know:
  http://Ark.Intel.com/product.aspx?ID=35300#specs

  E5300 Code TECHNIQUE

  * SLB9U: IVT No.
  * SLGTL: IVT Yes

  Check the E5300 features supported:

  http://processorfinder.Intel.com/list.aspx?ParentRadio=all&ProcFam=2841&SearchKey=

  Even if Lenovo ships an E5300 with SPEC Code SLGTL - needs a BIOS that does not block IVT.

  ... made the A58 BIOS IVT available?

  I already searched the Lenovo Thinkcentre A58 product support site - has not found something valuable.

  Thank you

  I found the answer.

  I'm sitting in front of a whole new Thinkcentre A58 7515-7SG equipped with a Pentium Dual Core E5300

  http://forums.Lenovo.com/T5/welcome-FAQs/tool-to-check-support-for-Windows-XP-mode/m-p/167695

  Detection of virtualization hardware support tool says:

  This computer is configured with

  hardware support for virtualization.

  Great!

  My A58 can run Windows XP Mode

  http://www.Microsoft.com/Windows/Virtual-PC/Download.aspx

• Determine the ThinkCentre family

  Calling all gurus!

  Where I work, we use a few Lenovo ThinkCentre desktops. We no longer have the box so I have no easy way to determine which family they belong.

  Does anyone know an easy way to understand?

  Thank you.

  I often use a copy of the publication of Lenovo personal Systems Reference/Thinkcentre Desktops removed (available HERE) to quickly identify the specifications of systems by their model numbers. It will not list them all, but at least using the model number of the front of the box, you can quickly find the family and the detailed specifications of this family, especially the chipsets used and available processors. This publication also makes it easy to compare the specifications of different models and form factors.

  Information is not always correct as to what ports/slots are in fact to the Board of Directors, but the chipset of information and the range of CPU are a great help. Can save a lot of time to enter individual models of type in the web page.

• Processor upgrade: 8199-54U A30 for Pentium 4 Celeron

  Does anyone have experience upgrading a Thinkcentre A30 or any model of a Celeron Pentium 4 processor Thinkcentre?  For the A30 8199, the motherboard for the different models is identical - FRU 88P 8477.  So I guess I can run a Celeron or Pentium 4.  Here's what I course.

  I'm trying to upgrade my Thinkcentre A30 8199-54U a 2.4 GHz Intel Celeron processor to an Intel Pentium 4 3.06 GHz.  When I install the new PC P4 processor returns a 1-1-3-3 (CPU initialize registry) beep code and will not be DISPLAYED.  I re-installed the old processor Celeron, flashed the BIOS with the latest version of lenovo.com (May 2005), re-installed the P4 processor and still get the same 1-1-3-3 beep codes.

  Any help would be greatly appreciated.  Thank you!

  On paper, it seems, the 3.06 should work, but I suspect that you have a D1 walk instead of a C1 stepping, which is what is stated in the list items. (The A30 comes with a P4 3.06 on some models, so it should work)

  The parts for your machine can be found HERE where it clearly lists at the bottom of the list of processors 3.06. Your motherboard is a 533 Mhz with AGP.

  Check the number sSpec on the processor you have and add it to this list HERE on the site Web of Intels. If the processor you have indeed a D1 strengthens, that would most likely be the cause of the system not recognize. Find other treatment with the correct sSpec number and you should be good as gold.

• Lenovo ThinkCentre M90z and CS5 Design Premium - this will work?

  Hello!

  I'm a solo in-house designer with little sophisticated equipment. My company is upgrading its computers to the Lenovo ThinkCentre M90z and wants to put me in with the rest of the staff. I'm sure it meets the * minimum * plug for CS5 but speaking with other designers, I was told it will work, but I probably won't be happy performance. My IT Department is ready to listen to the concerns that I have, but I want to be able to express them in an intelligent way and in their own language. The basis for the system specs are below:

  ThinkCentre M90z series 3091
  Processor Intel Core i5-650 (3.20 GHz, 4 MB Cache)
  chip hyper thread I5 650 dual core which takes care of OGL 2.1
  Windows 7 Professional genuine 64
  AIO 23 inch 150W 85% more / Intel Q57 flat / no touch with camera

  4 GB PC3 - 10600 1333 MHz SoDIMM (2 DIMM)

  My daily use includes:

  InDesign

  PhotoShop

  Illustrator

  Flash

  and may soon include a video montage with a yet-to-be-determine software.

  Any help is greatly appreciated!

  Tara

  For applications that you mentioned, apart from video editing, it will be OK. For video editing (AE, EN, PR), it is terribly underspecced and does not meet the minimum requirements.

  For video editing you really need a much more powerful PC, think that as the i7-950, 12 GB of RAM, nVidia GeForce GTX 460 + and at least 2, but preferably 3 SATA 7200 RPM drives. For a laptop your only sensitive brands are Sager and Clevo.

• Mac mini processor

  I am currently using an iMac 2009 with processor clocked at 3.06 GHz. I do not play or the movie streaming.  Just internet, e-mail and documents.  I'll be unhappy with the 1.4 GHz Mac mini.

  Yes. the low level is OK for your uses. However, I would like to get not less than 8 GB or memory since you cannot later pass as RAM is soldered in. That adds $100.

  You should consider the Mini of intermediate level, it comes with 8 GB RAM, 1 TB HD 500 GB, and a better graphics processor for only $200 more than the basic low-Ivy Mini

• is the new Apple Watch series1have the same S1 processor than the original

  Is the new Apple Watch series1 have the same S1 processor than the original?

  Hello

  The Apple Watch series 1 has a new processor dual-core S1P and GPU, which is up to 50% faster than the original Apple Watch.

• What is the difference in processors for Macbook Air?

  I currently have a 2012 13-inch Macbook Pro. Its processor is 2.5 GHz Intel Core i5.

  I'm looking to get a new laptop, something more light, so I was watching the macbook air.

  What is the difference between getting 1.6 GHz dual-core Intel Core i5 and 2.2 GHz dual-core Intel Core i7? Other than the extra to upgrade $170. It is worth to pay that? I'm a student, so not really rolling in money.

  I'll just use it for the usual, surf the web for research and social media, spotify, itunes library, large library, some photo editing, imessage. I feel that that's what most people are doing, then what is the best for the average man?

  In addition, what is the significance in storage? I'm not sure what my mac pro has, but is it worth it to upgrade to the flash 512 GB PCle - based, storage or I couldn't stick with the 256 GB?

  

  Account of your not doing much with your mac in addition to what is its main purpose, I recommend save money for a processor and possibly buy more RAM (Random Access Memory) it helps with multitasking like surfing on the web.

  It also depends on the amount of memory you want. If your photos are of high quality and there are many, improved storage isn't bad.

• MacBook Pro processor model Check

  Hey,.

  question maybe a little stupid, I just get my first Mac, to check all of the hardware is OK with what I ordered.

  When I check "about this Mac" my processor is 2.8 GHZ Intel Core i7. My question is - it comes to version i7 with 4 Turbo Boost technology, 0GHZ, I'm right?

  Right! http://www.EveryMac.com/systems/Apple/Macbook_pro/specs/MacBook-Pro-core-I7-2.8-15-dual-graphics-mid-2015-retina-display-specs.html