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‎03-07-2011 03:14 PM

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Hi Erico,

Thanks for the quick reply, but I am intrigued. I mentioned reading your post to another Presario user, indicating venkat, but it was actually rucaro, whose correspondence with you I attach below. Comparing the CPUZ info for motherboard and CPU, they are absolutely identical with mines, so should I run with those options? Do you have any idea how his upgrade went? Anyway it does not make any sense not to be able to put at least a faster Celeron M (440)? The AIDA 32 info on the motherboard FSB, gives me the info it supports 64 bit, and , real clock 244 MHz and a bandwidth of 1955 MB/s.  So chear me up, give me some hope that it might work, as I canţt afford another laptop now. Wishing for a T5300, but would it be safer to go with a T2350, or T1350, or M440? your input is critical for my decision.

Thanks.

 

rucaro wrote:

Hi, Can you provide usefull information regarding my CPU upgrade.which are the available options. My laptop details. Product Presario V5000, P/n: EX097PA#ACJ, V5202TU, celeron 410, ddr 2 -667  one GB. These are the results from CPU-Z

Motherboard

Model      -   30A8                     56.48

chipset     -   intel     i943/940GML     rev.   03

Southbridge - intel       82801GMH(ICH7-M/U) 

Bios brand  HP, Version F.24

erico wrote:

I recommend that you purchase the upgrade processor online as cheap as you can. The T5200, T5300 and T1350 should work with your laptop for upgrades. They are reported to work with other makers laptop with the same chipset that yours has.   These processors have the same FSB as your Celeron M. Anything with a higher designation number is reported to not work.  

regards, erico 

Message Edited by erico on 10-31-2009 10:46 AM

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‎03-08-2011 06:53 AM

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Hi

 

I have HP Probook 4410s. Current memory information is as follow.

 

CPU - Intel Mobile Core 2 Duo T6570 T6400 @2.10GHz

Module Size -2048 Mbytes

Maximum Bandwidth -  PC2-6400 (400MHz)

Manufacturer - Micron Technology

Part Number - 16HTF25664HY-800G1

CL 6 Clocks

Voltage - 1.8v

 

I want to upgrade to 4GB cos my laptop is running so slow lately. But i couldn't find another RAM exactly as the current one. Can anyone guide me other compactible RAM with my laptop? 

 

Thanks for your reply.

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‎03-12-2011 02:01 AM

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This Kingston Memory is guaranteed compatible with your notebook.

Best regards,
erico

 


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‎03-14-2011 05:02 PM

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I have a question, I have a pavilion dv9410us, s/n cnf7221j5w, p/n ga355ua. The video card is bad, and it is integrated, therefore I need to replace the motherboard. But, I would like to upgrade to a better motherboard which has a better processor and can be upgraded to at least 4gb of ram. So my question is, is there a motherboard that I can upgrade to, or do I have to go with the stock motherboard?
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‎03-14-2011 06:38 PM

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Hi Erico

 

i have a question if my laptop can upgrade the cpu. Its a HP dv7-2044ca

 

core2duo t6400 2.0ghz

4gb ram

ati 4650

320gb hd

 

i was wondering is it possible to upgrade my cpu to a t9xxx or what are my options?

 

Thank you

 

Randy

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‎03-15-2011 03:25 AM

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HI,

 

@Domomomo wrote:

Hi Erico

 

i have a question if my laptop can upgrade the cpu. Its a HP dv7-2044ca

 

core2duo t6400 2.0ghz will accept  Intel Core2 Duo T9800 2.93-GHz with 6-MB L2 cache and 1066-MHz FSB                                                                                   Intel Core2 Duo T9550 2.66-GHz with 6-MB L2 cache and 1066-MHz FSB

 

4gb ram  can be upgraded to 8GB (64-bit OS)

ati 4650

320gb hd  can be upgraded to 1TB SATA 9.5mm, 2.5" notebook hard drive Yours may not have the second drive caddy, but it capable of dual drive config with addition of second caddy.

 

i was wondering is it possible to upgrade my cpu to a t9xxx or what are my options?

 

Thank you

 

Randy

 

There are more even optional CPUs. Yours is a very upgradeable notebook. You chose wisely. 

The dv7 series Service and Maintenence guide is here.

Best regards,
erico


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‎03-15-2011 03:50 AM

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HI,

@PRoagie wrote:
I have a question, I have a pavilion dv9410us, s/n cnf7221j5w, p/n ga355ua. The video card is bad, and it is integrated, therefore I need to replace the motherboard. But, I would like to upgrade to a better motherboard which has a better processor and can be upgraded to at least 4gb of ram. So my question is, is there a motherboard that I can upgrade to, or do I have to go with the stock motherboard?

 

 

What you will run into considering the age of the laptop is incompatibility to Windows 7. The only drivers available are for Vista.  My recommendation is to purchase a newer notebook.

 

Did you know that your notebook is part of the affected models and is covered in the NVIDIA settlement?

 

I suggest you quickly see if they will still replace your notebook.  Yesterday was the deadline.

 

 

 

Best regards,
erico


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‎03-17-2011 01:56 AM

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Hello,

 

What is Max Supported RAM (DDR2) configuration for HP pallivion DV6000 LAPTOP?

 

Which RAM is avaliable in the market and the price for it?

Also let me know the MAX HZ supported for the this Series.

 

Regards,

Chetan

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‎03-17-2011 02:54 AM

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HI,

@chetsb123 wrote:

Hello,

 

What is Max Supported RAM (DDR2) configuration for HP pallivion DV6000 LAPTOP?

 

Which RAM is avaliable in the market and the price for it?

Also let me know the MAX HZ supported for the this Series.

 

Regards,

Chetan

 

More info needed. 

 Look at the base of the notebook at the barcoded sticker and post everything you see there except the serial number.
Also post the operating system that is installed.

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Best regards,
erico


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‎03-18-2011 10:18 AM

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Quick question that might have been self-explanatory by your guide. Will swapping out the HDD in an HP Laptop (specifically looking at the Envy 17) void the warranty?

 

I'm ready to pull the trigger on my order but I really want to swap out the 5400rpm drive for a 7200 after I get it.

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