Summary: Upgrading a laptop CPU rarely makes sense and is often impossible. Laptops are engineered products, with limited clearance and few exchangeable parts....
Summary: For all the pain of doing this 'not for the novice' exercise, plus the risk of ruining a working Laptop and a new Processor, go and buy yourself a new...
Summary: No!,don't do it!,laptops are made with a speed in mind over clocking or adding a faster cpu haets it internals up more than the company tested it a...
Summary: I have an HP Pavilion ZE5385US laptop the runs a Pentium 4-M 2.6GHz Cpu, socket 478 FSB:533MHz. I was wondering if my mobo supported a Pentium 4-M 3....
Summary: I know that for regular CPU's you can take a Pentium I - 75Mhz or higher - and stick a AMD K2 processor in its place. Is this also true for laptop pro...
Summary: hi can anyone give me any advice on upgrading my toshiba tecra 8000 laptop currently running a pentium 11 366 mhz cpu. is the chip soldered in or is i...
Summary: I have a compaq Presario 700 laptop which the screen was damaged. It consist's of a AMD duron cpu, 256mb ram, 20 gig hard drive. I purchased another...
Summary: I have a generic brand laptop bought off the tv and it came with a celeron 600mhz, i was wondering if there is anyway to upgrade this to a pentium ...
Summary: Now the question i have and i am hoping someone can answer is am i able to throw in a 1.8Ghz from a 1.2Ghz but here is the kicker. Will the bus speed ...
Summary: The speed of a laptop CPU varies based on load, it doesn't run full speed all the time....if it did, you'd have to recharge the battery much more ofte...
Summary: If you have onboard video, a CPU upgrade isn't gonna help. You'd need a video card upgrade instead. Find out if you have an AGP slot...if so, someone ...
Summary: The cheapest you'll spend is about $125.00 and that is assuming you get an OEM 3.4GHz while retaining your current HSF. To me that doesn't look like a...
Summary: Is your video card an onboard video card? Because onboard video cards suck off of your motherboards ram. You just need to get a better video card that...
Summary: I have an epox 8kta3pro+ mb, and have just fixed a 2000xp cpu inside. this is running fine but only at 1.25ghz-and is definitly an improvement - but ...
Summary: Actually, your RAM should run at 133MHz to match the CPU. If you don't plan on overclocking, all you really need is PC2100 (DDR266). You can use PC320...
Summary: she wants to do some BASIC gaming (older games that will run but would still be able to take advantage of the video and CPU upgrades). XP actually run...
Summary: Hello whenever I play Halo on my Duron 850mhz the game will run ----VERY----- slow in some areas, I notice if I overclock to 950mhz the game will run ...
Summary: i have the same chip (133 S-type) just because it doesnt show your new 166 MMX on boot up doesnt mean nuthin to check dis on win 98 se go to PROGRAM...
Summary: untrue. you are talking maybe 60 or 70 dollars, if done through eBay, for memory and CPU upgrades. definitely cheaper then a new system :-) The things...
Summary: CPU are very easy probly easier than a stick of ram to fit on a dimm slot. That is if you have the zero insertion force (ZIP) upgrade slot. If you o...
Summary: It’s unlikely that you will be able to enhance your computer’s performance significantly with a CPU upgrade. You might see some improvement with more ...
Summary: It's not worth the price. No matter how fast your processor will be your igp will always end up bottlenecking it. So if you get a cpu that cost say 30...
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