Upgrade CPU on Satellite L10 series

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• Upgrade CPU on Satellite Pro series - Impossible?

  Hello

  I have a Satellite Pro with a deleted warranty and I'm always happy with the speed of my CPU. Again a year from now I know I won't and I'm anticipating a CPU upgrade (after the upgrade of RAM and HARD drive) at this time. Some would say "sell & buy new", this approach will be more expensive because nobody wants to buy a laptop obsolete, but new compatible spare parts will become much cheaper...

  After saying that & after reading a lot of 'IMPOSSIBLE' in this forum discussion, I'm almost certain this type of upgrade because my laptop has big brothers with the CPU, I would like to upgrade. There are also many sellers of "repair" off market where I can learn exactly what to do or what not to do. I'm not inexperienced because I deal with several desktop PC repairs & etc. of mine & my friends...

  Having said all that, I wonder if it is STILL IMPOSSIBLE to upgrade a processor in my laptop? I know the risks, but I wasn't expecting that it would be a lot harder from examples of PC desktop. I don't think that incompatibility of CPU (pine, heat etc.) will be a problem since there bro as I said & I also manually checked all other requirements, such as the dissipation of heat, chipset compat. & etc...

  Yet, I read something about "microcode" and the incompatibility of the BIOS. Here's the same thing? Given the new processor in its series does not guarantee BIOS compat. ?

  That's all from me. All comments and suggestions are welcome as long as they came with an explanation. (written 'No you can't' without cause will not help at all)

  Thank you...

  > I know the risks, but I wasn't expecting that it would be a lot harder from examples of PC desktop.
  Of course, the CPU upgrade is much trickier as an upgrade of CPU on the desktop PC.

  If you want to upgrade the CPU, you should know...

  -How to disassemble the laptop and remove all the covers and parts without damaging other laptop parts
  -If the CPU is not soldered onto the motherboard and can be removed on a simple passerby
  -If the BIOS can handle the new processor and fan table that stored in the BIOS would provide consistent settings for cooling the CPU properly.
  -If the chipset is compatible and supports the new processor
  -If the firmware needs to be updated (only by an ASP) because the wrong info of the DMI will not allow UC to perform with maximum efficiency.
  -If the laptop will run stable after the CPU upgrade for the new processor is pleased to produce more heat.

  As you can see the upgrade is not easy and certainly not possible.

• Upgrade CPU on Satellite L10

  I've got a L10 of the Satellite that has the Mobile 1.4 CPU. Is it possible to upgrade this to say a 1. 8 m?
  If so, how easy is this job and also what's limits? What is the fastest I can ride?

  Hello

  The fact is that the processors used in laptops are connected to the motherboard using a process called TCP (tape carrier package). It is a method of permanent connection and is used in the interest of miniaturization and heat dissipation. In simple words: CPU cannot be replaced.

  Moreover, if the processor speed is too slow, why you didn t buy a faster?

  Good bye

• Upgrade CPU on Satellite Pro C660-219

  Hello.

  I wonder just to upgrade CPU on my laptop to get some perfomance.
  I did the upgrade of RAM to 8 gb and 64 bit Win7.
  Now, it's processor i3 - 370 M (3 m cache, 2.40 GHz).

  I'm sure I can go to i3 - 390 M (3 m Cache, 2.66 GHz) processor, but it will be useless IMO.
  It has same Cache and just a little bit faster CPU count:
  http://Ark.Intel.com/PL/compare/52955, 49020

  I need someone to answer the question: can I ride this laptop an i5 or i7 without problem with compatibility with the motherboard?

  Sorry for my poor English, but I think you will have a point of my case.
  I do not want to play games, but need more power for hd video editing when I'm outside my home office

  Concerning
  Tomasz Kowalski

  > I need someone to answer the question: can I ride this laptop an i5 or i7 without problem with compatibility with the motherboard?
  You should know that upgrades of processors are not supported by any laptop manufacturer. This means that no one can tell if a CPU would be fully compatible and cause no worries. These upgrades are own risk.

  You could read this statement from Toshiba about upgrades.
  [Is it possible to upgrade the CPU or GPU of a Toshiba laptop computer? | http://APS2.Toshiba-tro.de/KB0/TSB9401AX0001R01.htm]

  The point is that even the chipset which is part of the motherboard would support the new processor, BIOS would not fully compatible and the combination of BIOS and the new processor may cause new troubles.

  The camera seems to supports the INTEL HM55 chipset and to my knowledge, the Toshiba Satellite C660/C665/Pro C660 series is based on a Dual Core/Quad Core Processor (* Intel Arrandale processors *)

  So if you want to find a compatible CPU, you should check the processors owned by the family of processors Intel Arrandale.

• Upgrade CPU on Satellite A100-521

  Hi all, looks like a good forum here! I'm looking for more information about upgrading the processor on my Satellite A100-521.

  The current main specifications are:
  Intel Celeron M 360 (1.4 Ghz, 400 Mhz FSB)
  2 GB RAM PC2-4300
  60GB OCZ SSD 2 Vortex
  Windows 7 (works well, but without Aero)

  So it's the CPU that's the weak link, verified by the Windows performance index.

  I did some research and it seems that the chipset is AMD Radeon Xpress 200 m http://www.amd.com/u...s-200m-amd.aspx which is apparently compatible with some Pentium and Core 2 CPU: http://en.wikipedia...s_200_for_Intel

  Any ideas what I could update? Didn't need to be very fast, just a little faster with the processes of daily...

  Thank you!

  Hello

  Upgrading CPU is generally very delicate due to the compatibility of the BIOS.
  Although the chipset would be able to handle new CPU, BIOS can cause problems.
  But no one is able to say that if cell would stable after these updates if you want to be 100% sure, I recommend choosing a CPU that has already been used in the A100 series
  Otherwise, it would be possible that new CPU would not be addressed by BIOS correctly.

• Upgrade CPU on Satellite L30-101

  Hi, I have a Toshiba Satellite L30-101. I upgraded the RAM to 2 GB (2 x 1 GB) successfully, but I find it incredibly difficult to get information on the replacement of the processor.

  The laptop has the latest version of the BIOS on it (3.10 - WIN - 02/19/08), but trying to find information on whats inside I'm hitting brick walls. First of all the site > http://www.toshiba-tro.de/biosinfo/< doesn't="" have="" my="" laptop="" on="" it,="">
  Product type: notebook
  Family: Satellite
  Product series: Satellite L series
  Model:? unknown
  Short model No.:? unknown

  I hope I could paste in but with the ATI chipset Intel Duo, I'm sure that it won't work but once again without knowing what in the BIOS, compatible... I got lost. Single processor I can find who can work, same package, FSB, socket is an Intel Core Solo T1350 of processor which begins at 1.86 GHz, not a huge difference, and I don't know that it cannot be the only option of replacement.

  Could someone and please help me to get the hands on info from BIOS and compatible processors for my laptop. The current Intel Celeron M Processor 410 deporting the 1.46 GHz is not good enough for Vista (cert on laptop) and basic multi-task. His way of late too even after a good tune up, ram, HD 7200 rpm upgrade. I need an upgrade of the processor, but as mentioned it is incredibly difficult to get the information which would be compatible.

  Sincerely,

  Gourcuff

  Hello

  In my opinion, your attempt to replace the CPU is false. Why? Satellite L30 is not designed to offer performance and it is designed for everyday use. Best evidence was the price. It wasn't so expensive.

  Can you please tell us why do you have new CPU? Do you use special software?

  Return to the replacement of the CPU. As you probably know laptops have limited upgrade options and it is related to the RAM and disk HARD upgrade. It's definitely not for CPU upgrade and it is not supported. Specific design, especially of the cooling system is designed for certain CPU.
  Because of this, you will not be able to find relevant info on replacement of the CPU.

  Check it please this Toshiba document - http://aps2.toshiba-tro.de/kb0/TSB9401AX0001R01.htm

• Upgrade CPU on Satellite P100-434

  Satellite P100-434 BIOS v 4.80 does support the Core2Duo T7500 Intel proccessor?

  I'm currently have T5500 and want to update to T7500, is the same thing but I don't know the motherboard/BIOS card can support this CPU?

  I advance thank you

  For CPU upgrade, there are several different important things and not the BIOS only.

  Check it please this Toshiba document initially - http://aps2.toshiba-tro.de/kb0/TSB9401AX0001R01.htm

  BTW: I m not sure but I think you can find similar topics related to upgrade CPU on P100. Use the advanced search in this forum. Maybe you'll find some interesting discussions.

• Upgrade CPU on Satellite C70 - A - 16 L

  Hello, first of all I apologize for my bad English hahaha.

  I have a Satellite C70 - A - 16 L with pemtium processor I want to change it to an i3, i5 or a i7, is it possible?

  Thank you

  Upgrade CPU on laptops is not supported. This means that no one will be able to tell if the new CPU would work and if the laptop would be stable after this upgrade.

  Primarily this unit seems to be new. In this case, the warranty is still valid. If you disassemble the notebook in order to remove the CPU, you will void the warranty.
  I put t think it's worth a try.

  PS: even if you want to put a new processor, the performance gain is not noticeable. In my opinion better upgrade would be the use of SOLID-STATE drive instead of the HARD disk

• Upgrade CPU on Satellite L350-14Y

  Hell,

  I'm french so my enclise is approximate.
  I have to computer laptop satellite L350-14Y
  Intel cèleront 560. I would like to apgrade processor with a dual core (T2340). Is this possible?
  Can wich processor I upgrade my laptop please?

  Thank you very much

  In General, the CPU upgrade is not supported - http://aps2.toshiba-tro.de/kb0/TSB9401AX0001R01.htm

  Problem is that Toshiba offers no information on compatible processors that can be used on this laptop. Supported upgrade is RAM and HARD drive.

  This Satellite is old enough laptop model that can be used for everyday operations, so I see no reason to upgrade CPU. What do you need more performance?

  In my opinion, you can increase the Ram to the maximum level and exchange the original HDD with SSD faster.
  This will increase the performance of laptop computer s quickly and you can do it alone without any risk.

• Re: upgrade memory on Satellite L10-202

  What kind of memory, specific to SATELLITE L10 - 202 (part number i.e.Toshiba or equivalent), I should use on the operation upgrade up to 1 GB memory?

  Hello

  Just short info for you: according to the specifications of your laptop can handle with max 1 GB of RAM. The compatible memory modules are:
  PC2700 256 MB (PA3311U - 1 M 25)
  PC2700 512 MB (PA3312U - 1 M 51)

  Good bye

• Upgrade CPU on Satellite A40

  Hello

  I m wondering if anyone knows what the best processor I can put in my Satellite A40, as the current is on its way and so I m wondering if I can put in a Pentium M because I think he has the same socket.

  Thanks in advance

  Hello

  To be honest I recommend you to use the option of advanced search on this forum and use CPU upgrade as a term to search and read some of the proposed topics. I hope you know that people think upgrade CPU.

• Upgrade CPU on Satellite P10 (PSP16)

  Please can someone tell me what is the best processor on the motherboard of my Satellite P10 to support? I have a P4 HT 2.60.
  I'm ready to be replaced by other better performance (I don't like on the battery life or heat :))

  Hi Mohamed

  What to say. Generally, a replacement of CPU on laptops is not possible or not easily and very delicate.
  Why? Because
  -n t know whether the processor is welded.
  -n t know if the laptop will run stable after upgrade CPU due to heat
  -n t know if BIOS will be compatible with the new processor, etc.

  However, you should start to know check the basic information of the chipset and check which processors support the Intel chipset. I think that you will find all the details on the chipset on the Intel page. This is a basic condition for the CPU upgrade

  In any case as talked about above the CPU upgrade is usually not possible that a person could not give a guarantee that the phone will work after these updates, so be careful!

  Good bye

• Upgrade CPU on Satellite L30-134

  If someone managed upgrade CPU on one of them again? Ive had contributed up to memory, but its still a little slow if you know what I mean...: P

  Ive been watching the Core2 SLV3W 2x1.33Ghz, the same operating temperature and the FSB, the two socket 478/9 but do not know if the BIOS will chuck a Teddy, Mobile Pentium look a little hot to run on this forum, well its amazing what you can do with a dremel tool and a bit of copper pipe , if need be I will be doctor existing cooling...

  Comments or suggestions gratefully received.

  I've dealt,

  Unfortunately, no one here would be able to give you really good information that could be useful for you. Since you´re a Pro, you should check out this site for example: http://www.irisvista.com/tech/

  The BIOS cannot be changed, but if the chipset is capable you can try it. Decision-making is always the same, so the package should fit into the hole ;)
  But I recommend you NOT to change the cooling system because it s lined up to work with the entire system. The system might work a little 'non-glaciere' and wouldn be quiet as before, but it should work.

  So, how you see yourself. I'm with you, but I can give you correct information because I am just modding computers for office (and already upgraded a laptop with some new CPU so I know something about it and I can tell you: Don t ask here.) Just read the headings and you'll see why :))

  Good luck and welcome

  Dennis

• Upgrade memory on Satellite L10

  My wife recently bought a Satellite L10-114, which has 256 RAM. She found use a little on the slow side compared to my L20 with 512. Do I have reason to assume that an another 256 can be added in the second memory location to reach 512?
  Or does have the 256 existing must be replaced with a 512 MB?

  Hi Brian,.

  You can leave the existing implemented 256 MB module and add an additional module for the second span. Please see the following link for the appropriate details http://www.orcalogic.co.uk/asp/prodtype.asp?prodtype=13380&ft=m&st=3

  Kind regards

• Upgrade CPU on Satellite A200 - 1 M 8

  Hello

  I want to upgrade CPU in my A200 - 1 M 8 (now there is T7100).

  I consider two processors:
  (a) supported by T7700 Merom with 65nm, casings made PBGA479, PPGA478
  (b) T8300 Penryn with 45nm, casings BGA479 taken in charge, PGA478

  I would prefer Penryn becouse of low power consumption and less heat generated then Merom.
  But I don't know for sure, Penryn will work on my laptop?
  There is also no update BIOS for A200 - 1 M 8 (PSAE6E) - I gess, that my bios does not support newer T8300.

  I searched internet and have not found anyone who has done this before.

  Thanks for help

  Hello

  http://forums.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com/forums/Ann.jspa?annID=13