Upgrading processors in Phoenix

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• Pavilion HP 500 369: need to upgrade processor

  can anyone help me find an upgrade for my desktop is hp Pavilion 500 369... .i just needs to know the compatible SSD and a better processor prefer... If possible processor Intel... Please help me

  Your PC has an AMD FM2 + APU installed in the FM2 socket + on the motherboard of your PC.

  You can only change an AMD FM2 + APU

  The FM2 + compatible processors are listed on this link from HP. See the section upgrade processor.

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/product/HP-Pavilion-500-desktop-PC-series/6879020/model/7084018/document/c04293944/

  By ask on SSDs.:

  Just about any interior 6 GB/s SATA SSD will be compatible, with the exception of NVMe types.

  SSDS m2 are not compatible.

• Pavilian g4: product D5U66PC model #ACJ G4-1305AU series 5CD32631DZ can I upgrade processor and graphics card

  Can I upgrade processor G4 pavilian

  Hello

  I can't find the full specs of your computer:

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/product/HP-Pavilion-G4-notebook-PC-series/5186805/model/5374496/product-info

  But I can answer here using information from other G4 computers:

  (a) for CPU: you need to replace the motherboard too and it is a very expensive upgrade. Please read the manual on the link third next (page 84):

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/product/HP-Pavilion-G4-notebook-PC-series/5186805/model/5374496/manuals

  (b) no doubt a no, can't you straight up to 90% of laptops can't do this part, including yours.

  Kind regards.

• HP Compaq Presario CQ60-404SA is laptop possible to upgrade processor for AMD 64 X 2 TL - 60

  HP Compaq Presario CQ60-404SA is laptop possible to upgrade processor for AMD 64 X 2 TL - 60 will perform like now Vista premium 64.

  What CPU is currently installed?

  Download and run CPU-z as the quickest way to say.

  The following CPU is compatible with your system notebook\s card. The processor AMD X 2 QL-60 and QL - 62 are your best compatible options.

  AMD Turion Dual-Core
  (1 MB L2 cache)
  Processor 20 GHz ■ RM-70 X X
  Processor 2.1 GHz ■ RM-72 X X
  Athlon™ X 2 Dual-Core AMD
  (1 MB L2 cache)
  Processor 1.9 GHz ■ QL-60 X X
  Processor 2.0 GHz ■ QL-62 X X
  Sempron™ Single-Core AMD
  (512 KB L2 cache)
  Processor 2.1 GHz ■ TR - 42 X X
  ■ If - 40 2.0 GHz processor X X

• You want to upgrade processor for my gateway computer.

  Information title: Original CPU required

  My gateway has the 4006153R (Love Valley G) of Intel G965 Viiv Motherboard. The Core 2 Duo E6300 processor has an identifier (SL9S5) on the processor. I have the motherboard and processor supported of the gateway information for upgrades of the processor. If I chose a compatible with the motherboard upgrade processor, the processor must have the same SL * as the current processor if the BSF MHz and required socket are identical? My processor is not incorporated and uses the LGA775 socket. Answers to the specific question are greatly appreciated!

  SL numbers are unique for each processor:

  Your E6300: http://ark.intel.com/products/27248/Intel-Core2-Duo-Processor-E6300-2M-Cache-1_86-GHz-1066-MHz-FSB

  (SL9SA and SL9TA)

  SL9S5 = X 6800: http://ark.intel.com/products/27258/Intel-Core2-Extreme-Processor-X6800-4M-Cache-2_93-GHz-1066-MHz-FSB

  J W Stuart: http://www.pagestart.com

• Upgrading processors N100 0689-29U

  I've seen several posts on upgrades of the processor for the N100 and I wondered if they work for all types of N100 laptops.

  Mine is a type of N100 0689-29U that currently has an Intel Centrino Duo T2300 (1.66 GHz). I would like to move to something of 2 GHz or more if possible. I am running 2 GB of RAM, which was the max Lenovo said that will support the machine.

  The reason for my upgrade is an attempt to accelerate a fire modeling program that I am running. Is it a upgrade processor speed up my computing power or would I waste my money?

  Thank you.

  You have the format socket M, which are compatible with the following types of CPU.

  Intel Core Solo
  Intel Core Duo
  Intel Core 2 Duo (T5x00, T7x00)
  Intel Celeron M

  However, there is a limited support for the version chip Socket M Core 2 Duo T7x00, a bios flash may be needed to do their jobs, but most of these Core 2 Duo chips are quite expensive.

  CPU represents that part of the bottleneck of performance in a laptop, there is also the factor of GPU, ram, optimization of the software and hard disk file fragmentation.

  If you're going to get a CPU, you should consider the T7x00 series, however, they run a tad warmer that CPU you have now.

  But rather than make an upgrade with your laptop, I probably just save money and get a half decent job for modeling programs.

• Upgrade processor for XPS 410

  I have a XPS 410.  The model of my motherboard number is 0WG855, and there a megaherts 1066 MHz Bus Clock.  I currently have a 1.87 GB processor Intel Core 2 Duo (an Intel E6300).  I'm trying to find a list of possible upgrades processor that will work with my current motherboard.  Or, in the alternative, I am limited to a Core 2 Duo processor, or another processor Core 2 (as a Core 2 Quad) will also work.

  
  

• Issue after upgrading processor in HPE Phoenix h9 - 1120-t.

  Hi all.  I had debated on the amendment on the processor (an i7 3770) in my Phoenix HPE h9 - 1120t after that I got my hands on an i7 and 3770 k, still in the box.  Following an injury, I've been away from work for a few weeks - so my pure boredom I went ahead and change on the proc.

  It's relatively simple and no different from any other treatment that I have changed/added other space restricted in the case of Phoenix.  And once I had the liquid cooler and fan/radiator turned off, it's easy as a pie.

  I had no problems at all and it booted right up at the first attempt.  Yes I know it's a tiny increase in frequency, and my just Pegatron Z75 Board is not really made for serious overclocking (I got it at 4.1 GHz for about four hours using the Intel Extreme Tuning Utility and time has hovered around 45 c, which is fine, but I don't want to stress out you my mobo so I supported down to default speeds again).  I don't really plan to do much OC'ing, but it is still nice to have an unlocked CPU.

  Interestingly, there was a fairly large amount of TIM on the CPU and the waterblock when I removed it.  I was always in the pea or the size of BB camp, and I'm curious to see what users here think.  I cleaned the plate cooper real good with some 91% isopropyl alcohol and then put my pea size place on the central area of the CPU die (I used Artic MX-4), which allows the waterblock to spread it when mounted.  My time seem to be really on the same property.  I slowed down around 28 - 30 c, which is what they were on the no k.  I wonder if there have been good studies on thermal paste, and if someone proved the entire surface of the CPU that is painted on the method or the method of pea size dab is preferable.

  I have a question though.  Warranty associated.  Since I still have a year left on my warranty, what happens if something happens and I need to send the whole rig under repair at HP?  Do I have to restore the original components and put the former no k 3770 back in?  The reason why I asked is that I have a chance to sell the old da, but I was worried that I might need if something bad happens and I'm in need of repair or service.

  

  With regard to thermal paste... too much is as bad as not enough. In all there should be a very thin layer of compound... just enough to fill in the blanks between the contact surfaces.

  Like many, the guarantee will return all components of the stock to the computer and the backup... or make image to your hard drives. I have a graphics card improved HP because the specifications were inaccurate and I relied on them for the purchase of the computer. Customer support escalations manager told me to keep the original of the card corresponding to the correct plug where the system had to go home. I guess it's because the technician can replace components with parts... If technology don't, perhaps you miss an Intel i7 3770 k. There are also many discussions of the forum on component being change and hard drives being wiped.

  Please send Bravo

• upgrade processor m3100 acer (acer f690gvm butterfly.)

  I have an acer M3100 (very old computer, I bought it in 2007-8); He ha its dual core processor amd athlon 64 4000 +(2,1ghz) xduals card mother acer f690gvm; I want to upgrade the processor, I'm quite sure that I put in a 6000 +, but can I also use the 6400 +?

  and also, I read on the net, that some people with this motherboard (acer f690gvm), but with computer acer m5100, was able to put in a x 4 Phenom 9500, so, can I use a phenom? not my motherborad support phenom i, as 9500 or another proc phenom?

  I want a definite answer, if my computer support phenom 95000

  Thanks for the reply subsequently

  Hello

  "I'm sorry". I don't think it's a Foxconn, is a Phoenix, with phoenix BIOS... Sometimes ago, I post this problem also in toms hardware (you know it?), and also they told me it was a Foxconn, but in the Foxconn site, it is not my motherboard, only similari.. » :
  It's a card mother Foxconn for Acer. For example, my previous destop had a MSI but I can't find the site of MSI. It's normal it's an Acer product. Phoenix is a bios Editor, and he did not motherboard.

  "I have another question: in the site web of acer, there is an upgrade of the driver, some are very recent, but they are for xp and vista, can I download driver for Windows vista and install it, in Windows 7?":

  Aspire M3100 was sold under Windows XP/Vista. Windows 7 has been installed by you or by the previous owner. Some Vista drivers are compatible with Windows 7. Download one by one and read the "Readme.txt". Otherwise, you also find the drivers on the manufacturer websites.

  "However, if phenom 9500 quad Core is not supported, I think that my motherboard all dual core processor AMD athlon x 64 support double at 6400 + is not":

  Your motherboard supports the name AMD X 4 9500 (100% sure).

• Portege R500 - Upgrade processor and RAM

  Can I put in my proceror R500 and RAM?
  Is possible? If Yes, how can you procesor I used?

  Robert

  Hello

  You can upgrade the RAM.
  You can use the DDR2 667 MHz (PC2-5300) or 533 MHz 200 - PIN SODIMM modules.
  You can use a 1 GB RAM module this is the max!
  There is also an internal RAM which can be removed if only one slot is expandable!

  With regard to upgrading the CPU.
  Usually it s not advised to replace/upgrade of the processor because the BIOS has not been tested with other processors

• Portege A100 - possible to upgrade processor?

  Is Hey, also possible to upgrade the current 1.4 ghz processor to a much larger processor, such as a 3 ghz processor? If Yes can - that someone recommend where I could buy a chip... and I need a toshiba technician to fit?

  Daniel

  Hello

  Portege A100 is a tiny unit and the increase in the temperature and the cooling of the processor is very difficult on this laptop.
  The biggest CPU will produce more heat, and this could lead to overheating problems.

  I put t think it's possible to upgrade the processor to 3 GHz.
  In any case, in most cases it of not possible to upgrade the processor and not advised to do on laptops.
  Maybe you'll be able to install a stronger CPU 1.4 Ghz, but you're not sure that the OS will be stable after upgrade

  PS: You will lose the warranty if you open the Notepad or remove all the parts inside the laptop

• Omni 1020 120 pc: upgrade processor motherboard Sandy bridge

  Can I use Intel Core i3-3220 (3rd generation) Ivy Bridge 3.3 GHz LGA 1155 55W Intel HD Graphics 2500 for my Omni 1020 120 pc aio pc?

  Thank you for the information, @Nannigalaxy.

  The information I needed was the (in) at the end of the model.  Here are the processors that have been fully tested to work in your motherboard:

  TDP: up to 65W
  Socket type: LGA 1155
  Motherboard supports the following processor upgrades:
  Intel Pentium G4xx (Sandy Bridge) core
  Dual-core Intel Pentium G5xx (Sandy Bridge)
  Dual-core Intel Pentium G6xxT (Sandy Bridge)
  Dual-core Intel Pentium G6xx (Sandy Bridge)
  Dual-core Intel Pentium G8xx (Sandy Bridge)
  Intel Core i3-2xxx/T (Sandy Bridge) Dual Core
  Intel Core i3-2xxx (Sandy Bridge) Dual Core
  Intel Core i5-2xxx (Sandy Bridge) Quad Core
  Intel Core i7-2xxx (Sandy Bridge) Quad Core

  These are processors that we know won't work correctly.  If you use any processor not on the list, he has a good chance that it won't work.

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• Upgrading processor

  Hello

  I am upgrading a desktop computer Pavilion Elite m9170a

  My computer motherboard supports the following processor upgrades according to HP customer support sites:

  Intel Core 2 Quad (Y) Q9xxxx

  Intel Core 2 Duo (W) E8xxx

  Intel Core 2 Quad (K) up to Q6600

  Core 2 Duo E6x00 (C) until E6700

  Core 2 Duo E4x00 (C) until E4400

  Can anyone tell my which is one that should be in the list above?

  Thank you

  Hi, Hellmut:

  Is attached a comparison side by side 2 processors:

  http://Ark.Intel.com/compare/27251, 30781

  You get about 400 MHz speed more, double the cache memory L2, and 266 Mhz FSB more speed above your current.

  I see used them and working for $70.00 on eBay, buy it now.

  For $70, I could do the upgrade. If you can find one for less, I would without a doubt.

  Make sure that you get the right processor E6700. You want the 2.66 (Conroe), not the 3.20 (Wolfdale) one.

  Paul

• Upgrading processor on Satellite Pro M40 PSM46E

  I currently have a Celeron M 1.4 GHz CPU in my laptop, the model 360, socket 479. Is it possible to upgrade the Core Solo or Core Duo (not Core 2 Duo)? If this is not the case, what are my upgrade options? I'd be happy with the Pentium M processors.

  CPU - Z says my motherboard is an ATI with a Chipset RS400/RC400 SB400. I tried Googling this for the support of the processor, but it always birngs upward versions of office, not mobile.

  Post edited by: defy

  Usually it s not easy and not recommended to upgrade the CPU on laptops, because you won't have no guarantee that after such upgraded the laptop will run stable.
  The fastest CPU produce more heat, and this could lead to overheating.

  But to my knowledge, the units have been delivered with these processors:
  Intel processor Dothan (533 MHz) 730 (1.6 G), 740 (1.73 G), 750 (1.86 G), 760 (2.0 G) and 770 (2.13GHz)

• Upgrading processor on Portege 3410ct

  Hey, is also possible to upgrade the current 400ghz celeron processor to a processor of many bigger, how?

  Hello

  I think that it of not possible to improve it.
  This laptop is a little older. Am I wrong?
  I found information that the Portege 3410 was shipped only with Intel Celeron 400 Mhz CPU.
  For example, the Portege 3440 was delivered with the PIII 500 MHz.
  Both devices appear to be very similar. But I don t think that it would be possible to use a PIII 500 MHz in Portege 3410. I'm not sure about the decision but the PIII produce more heat and this could lead to overheating problems.

  Furthermore you wouldn t really feel the increase in performance. Therefore, the upgrade don't make sense to me.