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| Konata Izumi wrote: | | Hero wrote: | | Konata Izumi wrote: | | Hero wrote: | | There is nothing from HP saying this CPU can be changed. Just because shit costs 800 bucks doesn't mean it can be. |
hero, seriously, shut the fuck up. you need to get out of computer talk because you know nothing about it.
find out what socket your cpu is so we can see what you can upgrade. |
Considering he didnt even open it before posting, I'm betting its part of the mobo. GJ. |
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the only cpus that are stuck to the mobos are the via c7/mini itx combos. |
I've had alot of laptops and none of them could be removed. Ranging in price from 600 - 1200 USD.
The fact of the matter is, no one can be correct untill he opens that shit up and looks to see if it can be removed. We do not have super xray interney vision.
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| Hero wrote: | | Konata Izumi wrote: | | Hero wrote: | | Konata Izumi wrote: | | Hero wrote: | | There is nothing from HP saying this CPU can be changed. Just because shit costs 800 bucks doesn't mean it can be. |
hero, seriously, shut the fuck up. you need to get out of computer talk because you know nothing about it.
find out what socket your cpu is so we can see what you can upgrade. |
Considering he didnt even open it before posting, I'm betting its part of the mobo. GJ. |
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the only cpus that are stuck to the mobos are the via c7/mini itx combos. |
I've had alot of laptops and none of them could be removed. Ranging in price from 600 - 1200 USD.
The fact of the matter is, no one can be correct untill he opens that shit up and looks to see if it can be removed. We do not have super xray interney vision. |
they were welded in? no.
you just couldnt get hsf off...
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| Hero wrote: | | Konata Izumi wrote: | | Hero wrote: | | There is nothing from HP saying this CPU can be changed. Just because shit costs 800 bucks doesn't mean it can be. |
hero, seriously, shut the fuck up. you need to get out of computer talk because you know nothing about it.
find out what socket your cpu is so we can see what you can upgrade. |
Considering he didnt even open it before posting, I'm betting its part of the mobo. GJ. |
Please take your words back, considering how your statement has almost to no evidence at all to back you up. Also, a large whitish platform near the heat vents covered by a copper alloy heatsink seems convincing enough for me.
I'm using a T6670, socket PGA478. According to Intel's website, there are many option available for me. I'm currently looking at a P9700, which has immensely superior specifications compared to the T6670.
http://ark.intel.com/Product.aspx?id=42109&processor=T6670&spec-codes=SLGLJ,SLGLK
http://ark.intel.com/Product.aspx?id=42599&processor=P9700&spec-codes=SLGQS
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Hero
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| Posted: Sun Dec 27, 2009 8:27 pm Post subject: |
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| Konata Izumi wrote: | | Hero wrote: | | Konata Izumi wrote: | | Hero wrote: | | Konata Izumi wrote: | | Hero wrote: | | There is nothing from HP saying this CPU can be changed. Just because shit costs 800 bucks doesn't mean it can be. |
hero, seriously, shut the fuck up. you need to get out of computer talk because you know nothing about it.
find out what socket your cpu is so we can see what you can upgrade. |
Considering he didnt even open it before posting, I'm betting its part of the mobo. GJ. |
facepalm.jpg
the only cpus that are stuck to the mobos are the via c7/mini itx combos. |
I've had alot of laptops and none of them could be removed. Ranging in price from 600 - 1200 USD.
The fact of the matter is, no one can be correct untill he opens that shit up and looks to see if it can be removed. We do not have super xray interney vision. |
they were welded in? no.
you just couldnt get hsf off... |
Uh no, they were all part of the mobo.
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Konata Izumi
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| Hero wrote: | | Konata Izumi wrote: | | Hero wrote: | | Konata Izumi wrote: | | Hero wrote: | | Konata Izumi wrote: | | Hero wrote: | | There is nothing from HP saying this CPU can be changed. Just because shit costs 800 bucks doesn't mean it can be. |
hero, seriously, shut the fuck up. you need to get out of computer talk because you know nothing about it.
find out what socket your cpu is so we can see what you can upgrade. |
Considering he didnt even open it before posting, I'm betting its part of the mobo. GJ. |
facepalm.jpg
the only cpus that are stuck to the mobos are the via c7/mini itx combos. |
I've had alot of laptops and none of them could be removed. Ranging in price from 600 - 1200 USD.
The fact of the matter is, no one can be correct untill he opens that shit up and looks to see if it can be removed. We do not have super xray interney vision. |
they were welded in? no.
you just couldnt get hsf off... |
Uh no, they were all part of the mobo. |
laptop model no. please?
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| Konata Izumi wrote: | | Hero wrote: | | Konata Izumi wrote: | | Hero wrote: | | Konata Izumi wrote: | | Hero wrote: | | Konata Izumi wrote: | | Hero wrote: | | There is nothing from HP saying this CPU can be changed. Just because shit costs 800 bucks doesn't mean it can be. |
hero, seriously, shut the fuck up. you need to get out of computer talk because you know nothing about it.
find out what socket your cpu is so we can see what you can upgrade. |
Considering he didnt even open it before posting, I'm betting its part of the mobo. GJ. |
facepalm.jpg
the only cpus that are stuck to the mobos are the via c7/mini itx combos. |
I've had alot of laptops and none of them could be removed. Ranging in price from 600 - 1200 USD.
The fact of the matter is, no one can be correct untill he opens that shit up and looks to see if it can be removed. We do not have super xray interney vision. |
they were welded in? no.
you just couldnt get hsf off... |
Uh no, they were all part of the mobo. |
laptop model no. please? |
Because I am supposed to remember every laptop I have ever had.
Ya, no.
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HP ProBook 4310s, VM589PA
I'll edit in the information into the first post, just for clarity's sake.
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| I'm using a Socket PGA478, otherwise known as Socket P.
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pga means pin grid array. = socket 478.
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that p9700 looks good, expensive though. might want to go with the p9500.
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Before you research for 1 week about:
Item(s) you want
Price
Performence
Price:Performence
Compatibilty (some cpus are not able to eb used in a laptop due to the bios)
I highly recommend you do not impulse buy or you will be RMA at a 90% chance.
Also post a image of cpuz with all tabs in one image please :]
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these are the support cpus (i think)
Intel Core2 Duo processors :
T9600 2.80-GHz processor, 6MB L2 cache, 1066 MHz FSB 507955-002
P8700 2.53-GHz processor, 3MB L2 cache, 1066 MHz FSB 507960-001
P7570 2.26-GHz processor, 3MB L2 cache, 1066 MHz FSB 572930-001
P7370 2.00-GHz processor, 3MB L2 cache, 1066 MHz FSB 507966-001
Intel Core Duo processors :
T6570 2.10-GHz processor, 2MB L2 cache, 800 MHz FSB (not available in Japan) 513598-001
T5870 2.00-GHz processor, 2MB L2 cache, 800 MHz FSB (not available in Japan) 535835-001
T4200 2.00-GHz processor, 1MB L2 cache, 800 MHz FSB 513599-001
T3100 1.90-GHz processor, 1MB L2 cache, 800 MHz FSB 572925-001
T3000 1.80-GHz processor, 1MB L2 cache, 800 MHz FSB 572926-001
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