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• Compaq CQ58-260SA: upgrade the processor on a card mother HP1858

  I'm looking to upgrade the current CPU Intel Celeron B830 since my laptop Compaq CQ58-260SA.

  I have contributed up to 8 GB memory, the laptop has a card mother/Motherboard HP 1858. Which I believe holds the G2 plug.

  I searched high and low online to see what the replacement of CPU max/implementation to date for this motherboard

  Can anyone help please

  Hello

  The motherboard has Intel HM70 Express chipset only supports Celerorn or Pentium processors.

  Specifications of product PC portable Compaq CQ58-260SA | HP® Support
  http://support.HP.com/ph-en/document/c03501719

  The mobile Chipset Intel® HM70 Express family chipset series Intel® 7, providing integrated USB 3.0 on a single chip - Intel® microarchitecture (code named Sandy Bridge and Ivy Bridge) and supports the Pentium® and Celeron® processors. The Chipset Intel HM70 provides:

  http://www.Intel.com/content/www/us/en/chipsets/value-chipsets/mobile-chipset-HM70.html

  Intel Pentium 2030 m is the most powerful possible to install.

  http://cpuboss.com/CPUs/Intel-Pentium-2030M-vs-Intel-Celeron-B830

• Lenovo 3000 N100 0689 - 66G... Is it possible to upgrade the processor?

  It has Mobile Intel Celeron M410 1.46 Mhz.Yonah Socket 479

  Ghipset: Mobile Intel Callistoga-G i945GM

  Is it possible to upgrade the processor and what it could be?

  You can switch to any processor Socket M, if the BIOS of your laptop allows and if your computer laptop cooling supports all. You can go as high as the Core Duo T2700, which is 2.33 GHz with 2 MB of L2 cache. Or you can go as high as the Core 2 Duo T7600, which is also 2.33 GHz, but with 4 MB of L2 cache.

  Core Duo T2050, T2250, T2350, T2450

  Core Duo T2300 T2400 T2500, T2600, T2700

  Core 2 Duo T5500, T5600, T7200, T7400, T7600

  And of course you still have the Pentium dual-core Processor that are compatible. And those aren't the only ones, I'm sure there's more.

• Satellite L505-13D - upgrade the processor + VGA chip

  Hi all

  is it possible to upgrade the Core i3 to Core i7 processor?

  or the processor built into the motherboard?

  What VGA card? If I need to upgrade in the future to another? possible or not?

  Thanks for help

  Hello

  You can read in * Toshiba Technical Support *.

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

  In General, the laptop is not designed to upgrade Cpu and Gpu but only for memory and hard drive. Same processor is compatible with your motherboard, who knows if Bios will support it because it is not pretested...

• Equium P300-190 - Question about upgrading the processor

  Hello

  I just have a question for my CPU PC Toshiba laptop, I have a can of Equium P300-190 full to give model number if necessary the cpu is one supplied with the laptop.

  My question is I want to upgrade the processor but do not know which would be the best option and there are limits with the BIOS, etc. on board.

  Any help would be greatly appreciated.

  Probably it is not known to you that upgrading the CPU is not officially supported by the manufacturers of portable.

  The CPU upgrade is a tricky thing... the fact is that the CPU must be supported by chipset and BIOS.
  Where a party would not support the new processor, the unit will not light.

  So even if you use a CPU that is supported by the chipset (Intel GM965) there is a risk that the BIOS could not support the new processor...

  The laptop was equipped with processor Intel Pentium Dual-Core processor T2390 (Merom code name) probably the other CPU Intel Pentium Dual-Core family-owned would be compatible, but to be honest, you won't see a performance improvement...

  So in my opinion it is not worth trying to upgrade the processor...

  In my opinion, you need to replace the HARD drive with an SSD... in that case you will get the performance improvement...

• Is it possible to upgrade the processor in a Satellite M40 - 101?

  I have 479 pin provided Pentiuma® M 730 1.6 Ghz processor. It is insufficient for some tasks more. So I would like to upgrade CPU, but is it possible?

  Hello

  Theoretically, it is possible to upgrade the CPU but practically it is not easy to do.
  The M40 comes with different CPU's.
  As far as I know, these processors has been used and are compatible:
  -Processor Intel Dothan (533 MHz)
  730 1.6 GHz
  740 1.73 GHz
  750 1.86 GHz
  760 2.0 GHz
  770 2.13 GHz

  It seems that notebook was shipped with the first.
  But believe me; No one can tell if the laptop can run successfully after the CPU upgrade.
  As you probably know the faster and more powerful processor produces more heat and this could lead to overheating of the laptop.
  In my view, this is a serious problem and you should be careful

  By the way: Please check this thread. The risk of upgrading have been described very detailed:
  http://forums.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com/forums/thread.jspa?threadID=20417

• EX177AVR: I would like to upgrade the processor in my HP pavilion DV 8300 from 32-bit to a 64-bit can it be

  I want to upgrade my 8 processor would like to upgrade to 64 bit 32 bit processor to a 64-bit in my HP pavilion DV 8300 it is a 32-bit with Windows 7 and would like to know to what extent I could upgrade my laptop that I use a lot please help if you can would be greatly appreciated thanks for your time.

  Those were nice computers laptops in the day but now completely obsolete. Use the Pentium M (Centrino) unique 32-bit processors and memory DDR 1 which tops out at 2 GB. You could do a minimum competence for browsing the Web and word processing, but it is really made for Windows XP, Vista not even without talking about Windows 7-10. It is not capable of running the 64-bit software.

• Tecra A4: Is it possible to upgrade the processor to a Core 2 Duo

  Anyone know if it is possible to upgrade the centrino pentium m 2.0 to a core 2 duo? I got contradictory responses from businesses of the model assumed in my area.

  I don't know who to believe and don't want my laptop massacred by a hack who thinks he can do something that is not possible.

  Thank you!

  Hello

  No, it is not possible to s!
  Tecra A4 supports the Intel Pentium M (Dothan) and Intel Celeron M processor.

  This processor Intel Dothan (533 MHz) are supported:
  7301.6 GHz / 740 1.73 GHz / 750 1.86 GHz / 760 2.0 GHz / 770 2.13GHz

  and the processor Intel Celeron M (400 MHz)
  350 1.3 GHz / 360 1.4 GHz / 370 1.5GHz

  Upgrade CPU on laptops is always risky!
  Faster CPU will produce more heat and the temperature increases of higher level. The laptop could overheat!

• Tecra A4 - upgrade the processor?

  Can someone tell me or link me to a site or a manual / video that will show me how to get to my CPU, I know that I can remove it and I also have a compatible processor for my motherboard. A Pentium M 2 GHz (currently a 1.5 Ghz Celeron).

  I want to improve only because of the extra battery life and power of course...

  Help, please!

  Hello

  As far as I know it s is not possible to replace the CPU or upgrade the processor.
  But I found the site that descript how to upgrade, repair and disassemble a Toshiba laptop or notebook.

  Check this box:
  http://repair4laptop.org/disassembly_toshiba.html

  Good bye

• HP laptop - 15-ac110na: is it possible to upgrade the processor?

  Hi I was wondering if it would be possible to upgrade the CPU on my laptop. It's a HP for laptop - 15-ac110na (ENERGY STAR). It is the CPU Intel(r) Pentium (r) CPU 3825U 1.90 GHz but I would exceed 3.0 GHz. If this is possible, is - could anyone recommend a new processor with more power and processing speed?

  Thank you very much.

  Sort of. Here is the Service Manual:

  Manual

  The CPU is soldered on the motherboard would be the only way to upgrade to replace the motherboard which would cost about what you probably paid for your laptop. In other words, it could be done, theoretically, but makes no economic sense. Sell your laptop even if you take a loss and buy a new one with the processor you want and you will come out ahead. None of the available processors comes not far from 3 ghz., 2.4 is the fastest.

  If it's 'the Answer' please click on 'Accept as Solution' to help others find it.

• Satellite M40X-189: I want to upgrade the processor?

  Hello

  I have the satellite m40x-189 notebook with Intel Pentium M 730 processor(1.6/2M/533). "I want to improve my CPU with Intel Pentium M780 processor(2.26/2M/533). Is this possible?

  Generally speaking, the situation of CPU upgrade is a little different on laptops. It's not as easy as on the desktop PC.
  The production of temperature and overheating are serious problems.

  But the series of different laptops is shipped with different processors. AFAIK the M40X supports processors:
  Intel Pentium-M Dothan, 1.6GMHz, 1.73GMHz, 1.86 MHz, 2.0GMHz, 2.13GMHz
  and 2.26 MHz.
  Intel Celeron-M Dothan, 1.3GMHz, 1.4GMHz, 1.5 MHz, 1.6GMHz

  The device also supports processors Intel 915 PM/915GM/910GML chipset for system memory controller.

  But you know, nobody's going to give you the guarantee that the laptop will run stable and without any strange behavior.

• Desktop Pentium 4 dc7100 sff: dc7100 sff desktop upgrade hp pentium 4

  Hi, I upgraded my HP DC 7100 sff Pentium 4 at 3.2 GHz 64-bit processor with 1 GB NVIDIA gt 210 graphics card and 4 GB ram ddr1 I wanted to in line if it was possible to upgrade of ram DDR2 or 3... but it works 10 Windows pro 64-bit like a jet plane, but I want to run GTA 5 smooth... I installed the game and it is great, but sometimes becomes very laggy so I thought to upgrade the ram and GPU more I had a new gpu, but rest ram I wanted to comply first of all is it possible or not if yes than what DDR? because the ram is quite expensive in or place... any help would be really appreciated... Thanks in advance... Good day...

  Hello:

  You can only use the DDR (PC-3200) memory in your dc7100.

  This is because the DDR2 and DDR3 run on different voltages memory DDR.

  To prevent us from short-circuiting memory or motherboards, the notches in the DDR2 and DDR3 are all cut in different places to physically prevent installation of the memory of the wrong type in locations of memory.

  In other words, DDR memory slot is cut in a different place that notch memory DDR2 and DDR3 memory slot is cut in a different place than DDR or DDR2 memory.

  The best you can do in this machine is therefore 4 x 1 GB of PC-3200 memory.

• B8L89PA upgrading the processor

  I have hp 1000-1119TU

  Serial No.-[personal information deleted]

  product-B8L89PA

  can I upgrade the processor?

  I can see why you would. You have Celeron B820. The problem is in the notebooks with the HP Celeron processors uses a motherboard that does not support processors better. The best that you can hope to do is install a faster Celeron or dual Pentium processor but not an Intel Core i3 or i5 processor class. It's the HM70 vs the HM75 chipset. The laptop processor upgrades are also inherently risky and difficult. You are (almost) always more easy to sell your laptop and take the product, more what you would have spent on the upgrade and buy the laptop you really want. If you are an expert computer technician then here is the Manual:

  Manual

  It could pass this:

  Intel Pentium B970 2.30 GHz processor (speed 1333 MHz memory, 2, 0 MB L3 cache, dual core, 35 W)

  Here is the processor for $12:

  http://www.eBay.com/ITM/Intel-Pentium-dual-core-mobile-B970-SR0J2-2-3GHz-2MB-socket-G2-CPU-laptop-/151262691471?PT=CPUs&hash=item2337f5808f

  If you can do this update yourself for the price of the processor I think it would be very helpful. If you have to pay a tech more than about $80 to do I'd think twice.

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• HP-G60-635DX: upgrade the processor for laptop HP-G60-635DX

  I need to take this laptop goes to clean the fan.  I thought since I was already taking it down to the motherboard to clean it, I would upgrade the processor.

  The original processor was an Intel T4300 and I chose an Intel T9600 to upgrade.  I found this information processor in the hardware maintenance manual.  The computer starts and the fan is working and everything seems to work, but the screen is black and I can't access the bios.  I'm not sure about the difference in cpu power, it might need a bigger power supply?  I have the latest (and only listed) update of the bios for the Board of Directors.  Any suggestions?  This processor will work with this mother/laptop card?
  
  I also tried to reset the cmos to unplug for a few minutes, it has not helped. I tried to plug in my HDMI TV where the monitor was the question, this does not work either.

  This is the only manual G60 there, I'm afraid. The problem is not the voltage or anything else it is the extra circuit found in Core 2 Duo processors. The cheaper Celeron and Pentium Dual processors are step features advanced and have other things, C2D processors premium. The 940 chipset is cheaper and allows the Assembly of cheaper machines. Run Sysoft Sandra or CPU - Z to confirm that you have 940 chipset and not the 945. If you look at the link I gave you some people become C2D processors working on 940 cards mothers and computers laptops, but HP does not seem to support that.

• Upgrading the processor in a G62-229WM

  Hello

  I had the wrong streaming video high definition on my HP G62-229WM.  From my research so far, it seems that the cause of the problem is the processor and the solution is to upgrade.

  My first question is whether all the processors listed in HP Maintenance and Service of Guide for my computer model are compatible with my laptop.  I see that some processors are specified for model 1.1 or 1.2 only, but other than that, can I buy and install one of the listed processors?

  My second question is how to determine which CPU to buy.  When should I start adding RAM to keep up with the processor?  I'm confused as to the interaction of these two parties.  I would not buy a more expensive processor, when I won't be able to get the best out there in any case.  I am pleased to also add RAM, but I have no idea how to do to decide what to do.

  Currently, my system has:

  Windows 7, 64-bit

  AMD V120 Single Core 2.24 ghz processor

  2 GB of Ram

  CPU Socket S1G4

  All parts are original.  We want to use this computer exclusively as an entertainment system, streaming video is so that it is the only task.

  I appreciate any help at all.  Thank you!

  Even the processor to the cheese you have is much faster than a Pentium 4 3 ghz. A good cell phone these days is as fast as a P4 3 ghz. Clock speed isn't everything. A choice between 4 gigabytes of RAM and a dual core with quadruple the L2 cache processor is difficult. The specifications of your laptop actually said he had 3 gigabytes of RAM... Why your have only 2? Can you check the memory physically to ensure that both modules are seated? If I had to choose, I guess I would take the CPU if I could make only memory or the CPU. Before that, although I could check the system monitor and see if the system is having to use swap memory. If this is the case, then I would upgrade the RAM and not the processor. Nothing slows a system like having to use virtual memory (swap). I think that a base load for Windows 7 requires perhaps 1.25 GB so with 2 GB, you have not a lot of margin. I would also do a msconfig and get rid of the programs to autostart as much as possible.