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Hello, My son has an All in One 24-f0066 that has an Intel I3-8130u processor. He wanted to know if upgrading to an I5-8250U 4 core processor would make a noticeable difference in gaming or overall speed with schoolwork/e-learning programs/zoom, etc...  My question is, on the HP website , it says it is upgradeable to that I5-825OU processor, but the socket type says BGA 1356. After researching, this BGA 1356 is a soldered in. So is it upgradeable, but not to an avg. diy guy like myself? Is this upgradeable by computer techs only and would it be worth the cost ? Also where would I be able to find an I5-8250U processor with a socket type BGA 1356? 

Thanks for any replies in advance.

Tdoro2021

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@Tdoro2021 , welcome to the Community.

 

This is one of those situations where you have to order computer with the processor that you want installed.  I am not certain that it would be a good idea to even try to have it upgraded by a Tech.  The truth is, he would most likely not see enough benefit from the upgrade to make it worthwhile.  The AIO computers are simply not meant for gaming.

 

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@Tdoro2021 , welcome to the Community.

 

This is one of those situations where you have to order computer with the processor that you want installed.  I am not certain that it would be a good idea to even try to have it upgraded by a Tech.  The truth is, he would most likely not see enough benefit from the upgrade to make it worthwhile.  The AIO computers are simply not meant for gaming.

 

Please click the Thumbs up + button if I have helped you and click Accept as Solution if your problem is solved.



I am not an HP Employee!!
Intelligence is God given. Wisdom is the sum of our mistakes!!
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Thanks for the reply. I'll let my son know. Lol , I got him the all in one so he can do schoolwork , not to play games!

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You are welcome, @Tdoro2021!

 

I have heard of a young man who was playing games during school.  Of course, his parents weren't thrilled with him.



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