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  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.

• Upgrade of processor for your laptop Presario CQ57, product # QE264UA #ABA... Intel Celeron B800 @ 1.50 GHz

  Presario product CQ57 # QE264UA #ABA... I know I'm probably beating a dead horse, as they are another message asking the same info, but I guess you could call this clarification. I'm looking to upgrade my processor which is currently an Intel Celeron Dual Core B800 @ 1.50 GHz. First of all, what I read am I was right assuming that the Intel Core processor will work in place the Celeron? I am opting to the processor Intel Core i5 2430M 1333 MHz if application permits. If not, is that I can use the Intel Pentium 2.20 GHz TJ85 B960, or are the two compatible? I thank you in advance for any response or any light you may be able to do about it.

  D-W-C

  Hello

  You are welcome.

  As the info, I provided you with all the necessary things clear & it would be the same as any member of the forum including HP Expert here suggests that you do.

  In any case, good luck!

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  Visruth

• HP pavilion dv6-2150us: problems with the upgrade of processor for an i7-720qm on a hp pavilion dv6-2150us

  Hi all

  My friend recently bought an i7-720qm processor used to upgrade hp pavilion dv6 2 1 5 0 US and I

  summer giving a helping hand by making the upgrade.

  Since the 10 Windows running Google Chrome used up to 70% of the processing of an i3 - 330 m power

  processor, it seemed to be good upgrade to improve the performance of the laptop.

  We checked that the new i7 processor is compatible with the laptop (it is listed as supported by the)

  ( interview guide , page 108), and the seller assured us he tested the CPU on some different

  HP pavilion and it worked fine.

  But when I replaced the processor with the i7 processor i3 and tried to boot up the laptop, only the LED lights

  on the front and the setting of the power and volume buttons would light up periodically. The screen was black

  All the time.

  Thinking I might have made a mistake during the reassembly of the laptop I put the original i3 processor back in

  and it starts fine.

  I updated the BIOS of the F.1C version I found on the internet and once replaced the i3 with the i7 with the

  same results - display off, flashes periodically LEDs. The BIOS updated smoothly, and the correct version is displayed in the main menu of the BIOS.

  I am confused on what could be the problem with the upgrade, everything should work. Is there a BIOS update I have

  missed, or the problem elsewhere?

  Disassembly and reassembly are made with care, and we took care to avoid static electricity. All the rest

  on the laptop works well - I am writing this post on the laptop in question with the original i3 processor in place.

  Any help, advice or general guidelines as to what should be done would be really appreciated.

  Thank you for your attention.

  Hello:

  The problem is that if you look in Chapter 3 of the manual, pp 22-23, there are maps of separate used for the dual core and quad core processors system.

  In other words, you cannot install a quad core processor in a Board that originally had a dual core processor and vice versa.

• Looking for the best upgrade of processor for a hp pavilion g7

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/product/HP-Pavilion-G7-2300-notebook-PC-series/5330581/model/5387825
  
  Please, thank you. Or a list somewhere. The best research on Google I came with was an answer on this site, which has been a manual recommending an amd phenom II n660 dual core 3.0 ghz, but compared to my processor amd quad core 4500 cpuboss 1.9 ghz a8 recommend my amd a8, so im thinking its an old model pavilion list I got.

  Hello
  
  To go through the maintenance manual linked in the Support site you posted above, here it's -.
  
  Manual: http://h10032.www1.hp.com/ctg/Manual/c03593682
  
  Page 18, 76 lists AMD 10 - 4600M high compatible CPU of the PAGE.
  
  The specifications for your model: http://support.hp.com/us-en/product/HP-Pavilion-g7-Notebook-PC-series/5330581/model/5387825/document/c03735562/
  
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• Can someone help me to upgrade my processor for my m7680y help my find the right one?

  Currenlty Im running on processor intel core 2 cpu 6400... I just bought a processor intel core 2 7400, and it did not work! Which is higher than my motherboard processor can handle because I don't understand what specs I should look for...

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• upgrade processor for p6514f

  I want to upgrade the processor for this system.

  HP Pavilion p6514f

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  500 GB HARD drive

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  I checked the specifications of the card mother IPIEL-A3 (Eureka3) which States that the processor can be upgraded to a Core 2 Quad processor. I bought one that's a Q6600, Slacr Malay, 2.4 GHz / 8 Mb/1066/05 a - L846A603

  When I installed the new processor, the system did not want to start and the message displayed briefly on the screen, said that the processor was not compatible with the system.  Where am I wrong?  I thought I did everything right, but now I have a processor with nowhere to go.  Good blood!

  I could not find any discussion about this upgrade on this system, so I hope someone might know the answer as to why this processor does not work with this system.

  Thanks for any help!

  Here are the specifications of the card mother IPIEL-A3 (Eureka3) in your computer. According to the specifications;

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  TDP: 95W

  Series Intel Core 2 Quad (Yorkfield core)

  Series Dual Core Core 2 Duo Intel (core Wolfdale)

  From my research, the Q6600 processor you bought is based on the core Kentsfield. According to the specifications of the motherboard, your system supports processors based core Yorkfield. Based on this information, your system should work with the Yorkfield based Intel Q8xxx and/or Q9xxx processors.

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• Is it possible to upgrade processor for EliteBook 8560p

  This EliteBook 8560p currently offers 1618 KBC Version 97.4 ch. card system, I updated the BIOS to Version F.29 68SCF and the current processor is i5 - 2520M to 2.5 GHz.  I think that it is a quad core - when I look in device under processors Manager I see 4 of them.   The chart is the Radeon HD 6470 M.

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  Page 90 of this guide details the processors that should work with this system with the corresponding CV part number.  The list seems to have controlled performance with the celeron processor is the processor down.  It also details the process to upgrade the processor.

  Review Erico document may be useful to consider before upgrading the processor, because he has some useful information.

• Pavilion 500-270: looking to get a new processor for games

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  Hello

  Review the processors that are updated approved for HP 500-270.

  I suggest that you consider using a discrete graphics card before the upgrade of the processor.

  Consult this publication of the article.

  The NVIDIA GTX 750 graphics card would be a good choice for the games with high settiings game support.  Looking for a 750 that does not require a power supply connector 6-pin PCI-E auxiliary.

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• ENVY of HP TouchSmart laptop 17: want to upgrade processor for hp touchsmart 17-j017cl

  I have a ((TouchSmart de HP ENVY 17-j017cl Notebook PC (ENERGY STAR)) with ((2,5 GHz 4e génération de processeur Intel Core i5-4200 M avec Turbo Boost jusqu'à 3,1 GHz)) I want to upgrade my processor (Intel Core i7).-can someone help me and tell me what type of core i7 and (my processor baisc) compatible with my computer (BIOS) explain to me.)
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  http://h10032.www1.HP.com/CTG/manual/c03922401

  ●Intel® Quad Core™ i7-4900MQ 2.80 GHz (turbo SC up to 3.80 GHz) processor (FSB 1600 MHz, 8.0 MB cache L3, 47 W)

  ● CPU Intel Quad Core i7-4800MQ 2.70 GHz (turbo SC up 3.70 GHz) processor (FSB 1600 MHz, 6: 0 - MB cache L3, 47 W)

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• Upgrade processor for HP Pro 3010 SFF

  Hi I need a help and advice, I have a HP Pro small Form Factor (SFF) descktop PC which I use mainly for games and watch video, over the last months, I found myself upgrading things lag on it as the graphics card and RAM. This is a fantastic little machine, I came to realize, and I want to make the most of what I can.
  
  My question is this:
  
  What is the best processor I can put in my machine to make it faster and I use this system for game will it improve at all and final question is I need to upgrade the BIOS because it is something that I haver ever done before.
  
  Another thing is I need upgrade of power for optimum power or is the fine provided for this?
  
  Regards all, Jay.

  You should be fine then.

  Your power is 10W higher than mine, which compensates for the difference in the current video card absorbed.

  The problem is with mine for example, is feeding is owner and there is no better P/S offered by HP for my model.

  I don't know if the P/S is owner for your model, so I can't advise you about the upgrade.

  However, with everything being written, I think you will be OK with the current P/S and the nvidia card and a Q9650.

  You would certainly be OK with the E8600, but I don't see that as a very big jump to what you have now and probably not worth it.

  Here is the comparison next to the three... Yours, E8600, Q9650.

  http://Ark.Intel.com/compare/35428, 35605,36503

  The E8600 is faster and double a hiding as the E7500 which is good, but the Q has 4 times the cache twice, carrots and is more rapid (GHz) as yours.

  I really don't think that increasing FSB speed is important because the chipset that your PC has only runs at 1066 MHz memory, no 1333 HMz.

• Re: Satellite A350D PSALME I want to upgrade the processor

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  I have a Satellite A350D-10Y PSALME with processor AMD Turion x 2 zm-80.
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  CPU witch is my motherboard/BIOS card is supported?
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  Best regards

  Don t mix for laptop and desktop PC.
  There are two different things and upgrade CPU for laptops is not easy all this is complicated, as the motherboards are designed only for the specific model laptop.

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• Upgrade processor for HP Pavilion dv6-4023TX.

  Hey there,
  
  I am looking to upgrade my i7 bottom range CPU so that my laptop's performance may be noticeably improved, for things such as video, audio and image design. I have an HP Pavilion dv6-4023TX Notebook PC, running Windows 8 professional 64-bit OS.
  
  This is my current CPU:
  

  Intel Core I7-2630QM 2.00-GHz (turbo up to 2.90-GHz) processor, 6-MB L2 cache, 1600 MHz,45 W
  

  And I want to update to:

  Intel Core i7-2820QM 2.30-GHz (turbo up to 3.40-GHz) processor, 8-MB L2 cache, 1600 MHz,45 W
  

  I found these details in the

  HP Pavilion dv6 Entertainment PC - Maintenance and Service Guide
  

  It's the best processor compatible with my machine, according to the high maintenance manual described here. The laptop has a video player so (ATI) with which I am happy so far. The problem starts to appear when the strugels processor to process the final video file. I have 8 GB of RAM installed on the computer, and I modernize that one for the 16 GB maximum, once I know that I can upgrade the processor.

  If you require any more information about my laptop in order to help me, please ask and I will be happy to provide them
  

  If there is a better processor compatible with the motherboard, and you recommend it, please let me know.

  Also, if possible, I've seen some of the more recent models dv6, blacks who came just after the dv6-4023TX, who have a HD display.  Is it possible for me to update the display as well? If so, can what part number you recommend?

  Kind regards

  Yanni

  The i7-2820QM is your option at the top of the page. You'll need the manual, and I think you might have seen it, but just in case, here it is:

  Manual

  Unfortunately, your system does not support 16 GB of RAM. Also from 2 ghz to 2.3 ghz, even with an increase of L2 cache memory won't be a huge improvement. The processor is about $ 150. I'm not sure it'll be worth it, but it's your call. If you need assistance more let us know:

  http://www.eBay.com/ITM/Intel-Core-I7-2820QM-SR012-2-3GHz-up-to-3-4GHz-8Mb-5GT-s-PGA988-quad-core-CPU-/261562461727?PT=CPUs&hash=item3ce6566e1f

  The tasks you described are probably dependent on CPU but some audio and image design applications depend on the storage access and an SSD can do wonders.  Only the compatible screen is 1366 x 768. Even if you can update the screen, you would seek another $ 150 or more and with your laptop and $300, more than you could probably get a 4th gen i7 laptop computer which can be significantly more capable. Just say "."

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• I WANT TO UPGRADE MY PROCESSOR

  Hello, pls I request to know the opportunity to upgrade my processor from APU AMD A6-3430MX with the graphics card HD Radeon (TM) for a processor A10, which will boost the strength of my games... is possible to buy only the processor of the A10 and replace on my A6 because the current processor supports not most of my gaming needs so that I have enough memory graphic video (1.5 GB Radeon). However, I want to also know the maximum amount of RAM, the computer can accommodate because currently I have 6 GB of RAM and I think to be upgraded to 8 GB. These changes will affect the computer negatively? or what? I think it is the best economic option for me rather than waiting to buy a bigger laptop with a superior processor... Games that require such high features include coming need to guard dogs, for speed rivals, Call of Duty ghost, next Hitman 6 and many others...

  HP Pavilion dv6-6c01se notebook PC

  HP Pavilion dv6 Notebook PC, serial number 2CE2102XX4, product number A7Q72EA #ABV, Windows 7 Home Premium 64 - bit SP1, APU AMD A6-3430MX with the graphics card HD Radeon (TM), 6 GB RAM, card mother 1807 33.58, system BIOS F.1C, HDD 750 GB Hitachi SATA drive device HTS547575A9E384,

  Written above are the details of my laptop... I hope that this will serve as enough details... Looking forward to hear from you

  Upgrade to a processor AMD A10 is a no-go. The following CPU is compatible with your motherboard.

  Source reference: HP Pavilion dv6 Entertainment notebook maintenance & service Guide

  Processor 2.70 GHz A8-3550MX AMD® (2.00 GHz
  FSB, 4, 0 - MB L2 cache, quad core, 45 W)
  √
  AMD A8 - 3530MX 2.60 GHz processor, (1.90 GHz
  FSB, 4, 0 - MB L2 cache, quad core, 45 W)
  √
  AMD A8 - 3520M 1.60 GHz processor (2.50 GHz, FSB,
  4, 0 MB L2 cache, quad core, 35 W)
  √
  A6-3430MX AMD processor 2.40 GHz (1.70 GHz
  FSB, 4, 0 - MB L2 cache, quad core, 45 W)
  √
  AMD A6 - 3420 M 2.40 GHz processor (1.50 GHz FSB,
  4, 0 MB L2 cache, quad core, 45 W)
  √
  A4-3330MX AMD processor 2.60 GHz (2.40 GHz
  FSB, 2: 0 - MB L2 cache, dual core, 45 W)
  √
  A4-3320MX AMD processor 2.60 GHz (2.00 GHz
  FSB, 2: 0 - MB L2 cache, dual core, 45 W)
  √
  AMD A4 - 3305 M 2.50 GHz CPU (1.90 GHz FSB,
  4, 0 MB L2 cache, dual core, 45 W)
  √
  AMD E2 - 3000M 2.40 GHz processor (1.80 GHz, FSB,
  4, 0 MB L2 cache, dual core, 35 W)
  √

  Upgrade to 8 Gb is feasible. Make sure that replace the modules of memory currently installed with a identical pair of guaranteed compatible memory from 4 GB. You can launch the modules in dual channel mode.  Use only memory memory good manufacturers known modules. Corsair, Kingston, OCZ, Samsung and Hynix.

• dv7t-2000: upgrade of the motherboard and processor for dv7t-2000

  I currently have a dv7t-2000 with [email protected] and ATI mobility Radeon HD 4530 discrete graphics with 512 MB dedicated memory.

  I want to upgrade the processor and the motherboard to improve its performance and its Windows experience index (lowest value is the graphics card with destop performance for windows aero).

  My question is

  (1) are the best processors listed in the manual dv7t as Intel Core 2 Duo T9800 2.93 GHz parts 507951-001 and other compatible.

  (2) can I replace the current Board system with ATI Mobility Radeon HD 4650 discrete graphics with 1 GB dedicated memory?  What is the difference between parts # 516294-001 516293-001 against?  The two identical descriptions a.

  Is it useful to upgrade (i.e. it would improve windows performance index)?

  Is it easy to replace the motherboard?  All the specialty tools?

  Thanks in advance for your help.

  The dv7 series is a challenge even for experienced laptop technicians. There are several boards of sup and ribbon cables going in all directions. The T9800 will agree and will work on any one of the motherboards in the manual that you apparently (let me know if not) and will greatly increase the WEI on the processor. She is always equivalent to most of the i3 processors.  The HD 4650 is going to be a pretty big improvement on the HD 4530. But that's like saying I'd rather have a 1964 Chevrolet as a 1953 Chevrolet... nor is technologically current as for video cards go. Current demanding games will exceed the 4650's powers.

  http://gpuboss.com/GPUs/Mobility-Radeon-HD-4650-vs-Mobility-Radeon-HD-4530

  I checked partsurfer for two motherboards that you list and I checked the manual. There is widespread confusion. PartSurfer lists the jury 294 as a "UMA" or integrated graphics subsystem, and lists the 293 Commission that the use of dual core AMD processors. Something is not good and frankly I would waive the exchange of motherboard, but if you really want to try let me know and I'll try to clear up the confusion.

  A T9800 is about $35.

  http://www.eBay.com/ITM/Intel-Core-2-Duo-T9800-dual-core-processor-6M-cache-2-93-GHz-1066-MHz-SLGES-/271748016941?PT=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item3f4571ab2d

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