This Cpu fit the motherboard?

[ze21038]

hi,

i got a acer aspire 5738z , with the processor Intel® Pentium® Processor T4300 the question is i got a cpu with no use here a Intel® Core™2 Duo Processor T7700 and its faster than the original one, can i switch the cpu's? it will work with no problem ?

i need to know before open the netbook

thanks guys and have a great day

 

[cmcghee358]

No it won't. Most netbook/laptop motherboards have a very limited amount of compatible CPUs.

Rule of thumb. If you couldn't get the CPU you intend to buy, in a pre-constructed netbook then you can't upgrade aftermarket.

 

[ze21038]

No it won't. Most netbook/laptop motherboards have a very limited amount of compatible CPUs.

Rule of thumb. If you couldn't get the CPU you intend to buy, in a pre-constructed netbook then you can't upgrade aftermarket.

but, they are at the same size, at least for what i read, can i put it anyway and see if it works? or it can damage the computer?

thanks

 

[ze21038]

motherboard specs of cpu-z

manufacturer acer
model jv50_mv
chipset intel gm45/gm47 rev 07
southbridge intel 8280 IM(ich9-M) rev03
LPCIO ns

 

[phyco126]

"Intel® Pentium® mobile processor T4200 (1 MB L2 cache, 2 GHz, 800 MHz FSB, 35 W), or T3200/T3400 (1 MB L2 cache, 2/2.16 GHz GHz, 667 MHz FSB, 35 W), supporting Intel® 64 architecture"

Note that the T7700 isn't mentioned. While there is always a slight chance of it working, odds are it will not. First, you will have to have the latest BIOS installed for your motherboard. Second, you'll have to go through the pain of switching the processors and putting it all back together again.

If you want to give it a shot, go ahead. I wouldn't, personally.

 

[ze21038]

"Intel® Pentium® mobile processor T4200 (1 MB L2 cache, 2 GHz, 800 MHz FSB, 35 W), or T3200/T3400 (1 MB L2 cache, 2/2.16 GHz GHz, 667 MHz FSB, 35 W), supporting Intel® 64 architecture"

Note that the T7700 isn't mentioned. While there is always a slight chance of it working, odds are it will not. First, you will have to have the latest BIOS installed for your motherboard. Second, you'll have to go through the pain of switching the processors and putting it all back together again.

If you want to give it a shot, go ahead. I wouldn't, personally.

hi,

i think i will try

just a question i will note a diffence between them? or i wont not the diference

thanks

 

[phyco126]

Probably not. Honestly, I don't really even see the difference between my (OC'd) 4.0 GHz E8400 and my mom's non-OC'd 2.5 GHz E5200 unless I'm doing something CPU intensive. For day to day tasks, you'll probably notice no difference. For CPU intensive, you still won't notice any major differences.

 

[Brett928S2]

Hi

I own a laptop repair company...

IF you do it and get it wrong.... your netbook may well be HISTORY... drop in bin time, as it may take out your motherboard...

I wouldnt...

All the best Brett

 

[VitorMendes]

hi,

i got a acer aspire 5738z , with the processor Intel® Pentium® Processor T4300 the question is i got a cpu with no use here a Intel® Core™2 Duo Processor T7700 and its faster than the original one, can i switch the cpu's? it will work with no problem ?

i need to know before open the netbook

thanks guys and have a great day

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Good evening,

Have made ​​the experience? If yes, what was the result?

I would buy a t 7700 for my aspire 5738ZG, but do not know anyone that I have done.

best regards

 

[ze21038]

hi,

i got a acer aspire 5738z , with the processor Intel® Pentium® Processor T4300 the question is i got a cpu with no use here a Intel® Core™2 Duo Processor T7700 and its faster than the original one, can i switch the cpu's? it will work with no problem ?

i need to know before open the netbook

thanks guys and have a great day

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Good evening,

Have made ​​the experience? If yes, what was the result?

I would buy a t 7700 for my aspire 5738ZG, but do not know anyone that I have done.

best regards

HI

i did the trade and its working great, its faster, the only thing is when you turn the pc on , you got the microcode error and you press f1 and thats it, besides that is working amazing,

i hope i helped

 

[VitorMendes]

hello,

Thank you, it's f1, will not be problem, gave me great news
Was in doubt to buy the T7700 or P8600.

Thank you very much, really

A good day to you too

 

[leirisal]

Since the socket is the same, the processor WILL work. On ark.intel, it says that the supported sockets are the same when you compare both the old and the new CPU (PBGA479, PPGA478).
(Btw i have the same laptop).
Enjoy your new CPU

 

[Obnoxious]

Yes, the CPU will be compatible. If you can run the T4300 then you have a BIOS which supports the latest microcodes; you'll even be able to run the T9300/T9500. I've upgraded many laptops with socket P (more than I thought I ever would to be honest) and I can vouch that any CPU on socket P will compatible as long as it's FSB is 800MHz. Depending on your chipset however, you may even be able to accept 1066MHz; but that's not certain until you aware of your chipsets compatibility.

Upgrading from a T4300 to a T7700 may look good on paper, but generally you won't notice a performance boost. A T9300 may provide a minor and the most possible boost however, tied in with a SSD you'll be flying.

All the best.