Can I change my processor?
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WyomingKnott
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The odds are very, very strong that you can't change a processor on a laptop. What make and model do you have?
ImperialistMillitant
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As far as I am aware the CPU is soldered onto the motherboard? Someone please correct me if I am wrong?
Super Batman
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Yeah, there is no chance of that happening. Laptops have their CPUs basically welded to the MoBo. To try and remove it is as folly as it sounds.
Another major problem is that almost nobody sells Laptop CPUs because of this.
Another major problem is that almost nobody sells Laptop CPUs because of this.
nforce4max
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U models can't be changed out as they are BGA (soldered to the board) M and QM models can be upgraded. You will have to look to other means of improving performance or suffer through.
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