Support amd proccessor
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Danzas4321
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Alec Andrighetti
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Alec Andrighetti
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You cannot switch between AMD and Intel without changing the motherboard. Which with a laptop you just don't want to do...
The processor you have is slightly lacking. However your other components aren't too far ahead of it from what I can see.
i.e. it is likely that if you did upgrade, you would find one of these other components would become the bottleneck anyway.
If you are finding your computer slow and do want to upgrade your processor then you will need to find out what motherboard you have and what processors it supports.
You can find out your motherboard make and model by downloading CPUz: http://www.cpuid.com/cpuz.php
You should then Google this motherboard to find out which processors it can support. You will be able to determine from this information whether or not it is worth your while upgrading. i.e. if you find your computer can only support a 2GHz dual core processor anyway it may not be worthwhile upgrading.
Realistically, I would suggest that if you are find your laptop too slow, the best thing might be to invest in a whole new laptop...
The processor you have is slightly lacking. However your other components aren't too far ahead of it from what I can see.
i.e. it is likely that if you did upgrade, you would find one of these other components would become the bottleneck anyway.
If you are finding your computer slow and do want to upgrade your processor then you will need to find out what motherboard you have and what processors it supports.
You can find out your motherboard make and model by downloading CPUz: http://www.cpuid.com/cpuz.php
You should then Google this motherboard to find out which processors it can support. You will be able to determine from this information whether or not it is worth your while upgrading. i.e. if you find your computer can only support a 2GHz dual core processor anyway it may not be worthwhile upgrading.
Realistically, I would suggest that if you are find your laptop too slow, the best thing might be to invest in a whole new laptop...
Well thank's for the advise Alec can you plz tell me on more thing how can i see main thing in App of CPU-Z where i can understand...which is mostalty I have to be find out in this application actully here is so many option that's why i asked you..
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