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07-26-2016 04:30 AM - edited 07-26-2016 05:25 AM
I want to upgrade my CPU and RAM but notice 2 things. 1st- The CPU is a N3520; isn't it soldered into the board or can I upgrade it? 2nd- If the CPU is N3520 single socket RAM, then the max would be 8 GBs 3DDRL or can I use a better one?
Trying to find the best RAM. Now that CPU is soldered for sure only 3 things I can probably do to boost performance.
1-Switch to SDD for OS and use current for storage
2- I do not hear a CPU fan so I suppose I can install 1 I hope....
3- Find best possible low voltage RAM but still do not know which I can use.
I saw manual on how to open it up and this Laptop just insane when it requires a near full dysection =/
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07-26-2016 04:46 AM
You are right. It is a Bay Trail Pentium N processor which is soldered to the motherboard and a single memory slot with a maximum of 8 gigs of RAM. Manual link appears to be down right now.
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