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Upgrading ASUS Pro72sl notebook with Sis671dx chip

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Hi I have an AsusPro72sl notebook with t5850 socket P and want to upgrade to T9300 or T9400 or SP9400
but i can't find to what cpu wil work

chip http://www.sis.com/products/sis671dx_benefits.htm#

can someone help me?

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I think the T9400 will work, since it seems it won't be limited by your motherboard's motherboard. The SP9400 uses a different socket and thus may not fit. Would you know where I can find detailed specs of your laptop? A cursory search online revealed nothing, and I'll be able to provide more help if I had access to that.

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here are some specs, is this usefull for you r-maniac?
http://tweakers.net/pricewatch/236 [...] l#tab:info

This cpu I would like to install

Intel® Core™2 Duo Mobile Processor SP9400 for 1066 478p



Brand: Original Intel
Model: T9400 (For Intel GM45/47, PM45/47 Socket 1066 478P)
Setp Code: Q4HJ (ES Version at the same original SLB64)
Condition: New (with HeatSink Compounds)
Warranty: DOA 30Days (To OS-Store HK/CN/TW RMA Center)
Specification: Core™2 Duo Mobile Processor SP9400
sSpec Number:
CPU Speed:
PCG:
Bus Speed:
Bus/Core Ratio:
L2 Cache Size:
L2 Cache Speed:
SLB64
2.40 GHz
1066 MHz
9.0
6 MB
2.4 GHz Package Type:
Manufacturing Technology:
Core Stepping:
CPUID String:
Thermal Design Power:
Thermal Specification:
VID Voltage Range:
Micro-FCBGA
45 nm
C0
25W
1.050V-1.150V
Supported Features:
Dual Core
Enhanced Intel Speedstep® Technology
Intel® Virtualization Technology

Reply to killer14

Hey killer, ok the additional information confirms it: the SP9400 won't fit into your laptop motherboard. The T9400, on the other hand, will. May I suggest you double-check with Asus support just to be sure?

Reply to r_manic

thank!! I all ready asked the support of ASUS, the only said only the the warranty would not be valid anymore but I will ask again. But thanks again!!
Regards

Reply to killer14

I have send another mail to ASUS no response :(
I bought all ready a T9400, which is on its way...I will let you know
regards..

Reply to killer14

Asus is not supposed to give this kind of information!!!
Well I just installed my T9400 and it runs smoothly!
So thanks for the help r_maniac :)

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