- Aug 15, 2016
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Hello, Lately I've upgraded my laptop's RAM from 2GB to 8GB which is the most it can hold.
Many told me that it will affect the cooling system of my laptop so I removed the DVD-rom or the thing where you put the dvd or cd since I'm not really using it and I have a Cooling pad with two large fans under it, I can even feel the breeze while using it.
My laptop's performance really improved so much, I can now play while listening to music, spawn hundred of sweet roll in Skyrim etc etc. But I've been wondering if I can upgrade my CPU? I've noticed that my laptop can handle more work now, but sometimes it kinda heats up so fast because of the workload(?)
I have some games with bouncing ***(apparently no profanity allowed.) and the physics involve in the bouncing, gives me really low FPS.
So can I upgrade my CPU for the sake of bounc-- physics and such?
Processor: Intel(R) Core(TM) i3-3110M @2.40GHz
RAM: 8.00GB (7.87 Usable)
x64 Operating system
Intel HD 4000
Many told me that it will affect the cooling system of my laptop so I removed the DVD-rom or the thing where you put the dvd or cd since I'm not really using it and I have a Cooling pad with two large fans under it, I can even feel the breeze while using it.
My laptop's performance really improved so much, I can now play while listening to music, spawn hundred of sweet roll in Skyrim etc etc. But I've been wondering if I can upgrade my CPU? I've noticed that my laptop can handle more work now, but sometimes it kinda heats up so fast because of the workload(?)
I have some games with bouncing ***(apparently no profanity allowed.) and the physics involve in the bouncing, gives me really low FPS.
So can I upgrade my CPU for the sake of bounc-- physics and such?
Processor: Intel(R) Core(TM) i3-3110M @2.40GHz
RAM: 8.00GB (7.87 Usable)
x64 Operating system
Intel HD 4000
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