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• Upgrading CPU for laptop HP Pavilion ze2355ea?

  Hello

  My first post - please be gentle!

  Can someone tell me if it's worth upgrading my CPU to a 1.6 GHz AMD Turion™ 64 processor ML-30, say, a ML-40 2.2 GHz or 2.4 GHz ML-44?

  And if it's worth the upgrade, I would find a significant difference in performance between the ML - 44 (available on ebay for over US$ 120) or the ML-40 (around US $60 or less).  Do I have other options for a CPU upgrade that correspond to a Socket 754?

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  15.0 "XGA TFT Brightview display

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  The increased capacity of the HARD disk is large and HARD drive access times are significantly improved, but the doubling of RAM from 1 GB to 2 GB did me not increase speed and stability that I expected to when running resource hungry applications in resources, such as RAW photo editors.

  But back to my questions of title.  It's worth the shot of upgrading me the 1.6 GHz AMD Turion™ 64 processor ML-30, for a 2.2 GHz ML-40 or 2.4 GHz ML-44? Can I find a noticeable difference in performance between the ML - 44 (available on ebay for over US$ 120) or the ML-40 (around US $60 or less).  Do I have other options for a CPU upgrade that correspond to a Socket 754?

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  See you soon

  HighlandBimbler

  HighlandBimbler wrote:

  Hello

  My first post - please be gentle!

  Can someone tell me if it's worth upgrading my CPU to a 1.6 GHz AMD Turion™ 64 processor ML-30, say, a ML-40 2.2 GHz or 2.4 GHz ML-44?

  And if it's worth the upgrade, I would find a significant difference in performance between the ML - 44 (available on ebay for over US$ 120) or the ML-40 (around US $60 or less).  Do I have other options for a CPU upgrade that correspond to a Socket 754?

  Some background info: I have a ze2355ea HP Pavilion 6 years old Notebook, running Windows XP (Service Pack 3), with original material specification following:

  Microprocessor AMD Turion™ 64 processor ML-30

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  Memory 1024 MB DDR 333 MHz (2 x 512 MB)

  Max memory up to 1 GB

  Video Graphics ATI RADEON® XPRESS 200 M IGP graphics card

  128 MB of shared video memory

  Hard drive 60 GB 4200 RPM

  Multimedia player DVD Writer double Format (+/-R +/-RW) with support Double layer

  15.0 "XGA TFT Brightview display

  I am not in a position to buy a new laptop now, but desperately need to improve performance and storage for internet streaming video and RAW photo editing.

  So, I've recently updated the RAM 2 x 1 GB ByteStor, and a 160 GB 5400 RPM Samsung HARD disc.  I've also updated my BIOS and other drivers with the latest versions, I can find.

  The increased capacity of the HARD disk is large and HARD drive access times are significantly improved, but the doubling of RAM from 1 GB to 2 GB did me not increase speed and stability that I expected to when running resource hungry applications in resources, such as RAW photo editors.

  But back to my questions of title.  It's worth the shot of upgrading me the 1.6 GHz AMD Turion™ 64 processor ML-30, for a 2.2 GHz ML-40 or 2.4 GHz ML-44? Can I find a noticeable difference in performance between the ML - 44 (available on ebay for over US$ 120) or the ML-40 (around US $60 or less).  Do I have other options for a CPU upgrade that correspond to a Socket 754?

  I'm perfectly comfortable disassembling and rebuilding my laptop, after already taking part to resolder a doubtful DC power outlet, so falling into a new CPU doesn't discourage me.  I would like to just some assurance that I would spend my money wisely.

  Thank you very much in advance for any advice.

  See you soon

  HighlandBimbler

  Hello

  The only faster processors that are compatible with the motherboard of your laptop are the:

  Mobile AMD Turion 64 ML-37 (2.0 GHz)

  Mobile AMD Turion 64 ML - 34 (1.80 GHz)

  Mobile AMD Turion 64 ML - 32 (1.80 GHz)

  The 40 ML and ML-44 are not supported by the BIOS.  It would be a waste of your money to buy.  The Mobile AMD Turion 64 ML-37 (2.0 GHz) is a supported processor. Given that the increase would be + 400 mhz it would be a significant increase in performance.

  Best regards

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  I bought this laptop in 2005 (new)

  Product name: HP G61 - 320CA (laptop, laptop)

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  Technical support told me that Intel were not capatible to stick with AMD but it coulndn can't tell me which one I could install.

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  I have a 4-5 year old Toshiba L500-128 and I would like to upgrade the processor. ATM I have a Core 2 Duo T6500. I know that I can put a T9500 inside, but if possible I would ask a better. So I have a few questions:

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  > 1) that I can put a CPU with front side bus 1066 MHZ speed and it'll work? T6500 has 800 FSB.

  In my opinion, you should check the compatibility of the chipset and CPU support.
  As far as I know the motherboard the computer s portable supports the Chipset Mobile Intel GM45 Express

  On the Intel Ark page, I could find the Intel Mobile GM45 chipset specifications and compatible products:
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