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‎07-06-2019 06:45 AM

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Product: Pavilion P6-2200ea
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

Hi everyone, I want to upgrade my Pavilion P6. I have already installed an additional 4 GB of RAM but now wish to install a CPU running at a faster speed than the AMD E" 3200 processor that was installed. Could you advise me of what would be the fastest CPU I could install? 

Thanks Tony

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‎07-06-2019 07:01 AM - edited ‎07-06-2019 07:02 AM

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Here is the support page for that PC. 

https://support.hp.com/us-en/document/c03382062

In the processor upgrade area it says:

Processor upgrade information

  • 65W to 100W (processor dependent)
  • Socket type: FM1
  • Motherboard supports the following processor upgrades:
    Processor
    TDP
    AMD A8-3xxx (Liano) quad core
    65W to 100W
    AMD A6-3xxx (Liano) quad core
    65W to 100W
    AMD A4-3xxx (Liano) dual core
    65W
    AMD E2-3200 (Liano) dual core
    65W
    AMD X4-631 (Athlon) quad core
    65W
     
     

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‎07-06-2019 07:08 AM

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Here is a comparison between the AMD A8-3800 vs the present E2-3200

http://www.cpu-world.com/Compare/143/AMD_A8-Series_A8-3800_vs_AMD_E2-Series_E2-3200.html


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