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I have Toshiba satellite L775d with AMD A6-3400M. I need to change the processor so what other processor can I use
Change my laptop processor
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Laptop CPUs are typically soldered, and cannot be replaced.
Laptops that *can* have their CPU replaced are generally higher-end.... and are still limited to CPUs that could've shipped from the factory for BIOS support and cooling ability. (ie there's an A6, A8 and A10 option from the factory, you buy the lower-end and add the higher end chip).
Not likely in that laptop. As far as I can tell, the L775D *only* shipped with an A6-3400M or 3420M so, even if you could replace it, performance difference is negligible.
Laptops that *can* have their CPU replaced are generally higher-end.... and are still limited to CPUs that could've shipped from the factory for BIOS support and cooling ability. (ie there's an A6, A8 and A10 option from the factory, you buy the lower-end and add the higher end chip).
Not likely in that laptop. As far as I can tell, the L775D *only* shipped with an A6-3400M or 3420M so, even if you could replace it, performance difference is negligible.
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