I want to upgrade my CPU in my laptop ACER Aspire 5735z
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notlim981
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Hi Lewiso. Please note that changing the CPU on a laptop is not easy, and depending on the model, not even a possibility as some of them have the CPU soldered onto the motherboard. Depending on how old your laptop is, you're better off just buying a new one with specs that suites your further needs.
dudeman509
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It could be changed to another Socket P processor (Core 2 Duo T5xxx or T7xxx) with a 35W TDP. Make sure the latest BIOS is installed.
Although honestly, Core 2 Duo's are so slow by today's standards that I don't think it's worth it, especially with 2 GB of RAM in the thing. You can pick up a modern Pentium or i3 laptop for a couple hundred that would blow any upgrades you could do to this laptop out of the water. I have an old T5500 that I can't even stand to use.
Although honestly, Core 2 Duo's are so slow by today's standards that I don't think it's worth it, especially with 2 GB of RAM in the thing. You can pick up a modern Pentium or i3 laptop for a couple hundred that would blow any upgrades you could do to this laptop out of the water. I have an old T5500 that I can't even stand to use.
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