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Upgrade CPU to new one
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No, you can't. They are not compatible
But you can probably put a faster 3rd gen processor in it. For example an i7 should be about 40% quicker...
Actually 7th Gen CPU is not a huge performance increase over a similar 3rd gen CPU. I am currently using a 2nd gen i7, and it is still very fast.
But you can probably put a faster 3rd gen processor in it. For example an i7 should be about 40% quicker...
Actually 7th Gen CPU is not a huge performance increase over a similar 3rd gen CPU. I am currently using a 2nd gen i7, and it is still very fast.
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Most likely not. Laptops use integrated chipsets. They can not be removed/replaced.
Only real way to do this would be to swap out the motherboard with the chipset you want. At that point you might as well just buy a new laptop.
Only real way to do this would be to swap out the motherboard with the chipset you want. At that point you might as well just buy a new laptop.
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