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05-21-2024 10:37 AM - edited 05-21-2024 10:38 AM
I want to Improve the speed on my hp 14 dq0051dx. Mainly use it for online stock trading. I already upgrade the ram from 4 to 8.
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05-21-2024 11:59 AM
You're very welcome.
You would have to replace the motherboard, heat sink and add a fan to upgrade the processor.
It would be cheaper to buy a new notebook with better specifications than to upgrade yours.
The only inexpensive upgrade you can do would be to remove the 8 GB memory chip you installed and install a 16 GB chip in it its place, but I don't know how much better the notebook will run.
All sources indicate the notebook only supports 8 GB of memory, but folks have successfully installed 16 GB memory chips in notebooks with the Intel® Celeron® N4120 processors.
05-21-2024 10:47 AM
The processor is an integral part of the motherboard and cannot be upgraded.
If you want a decent performing Intel PC, never buy a notebook with anything less than an Intel Core i5 processor that comes with a NVMe SSD and 16 GB of memory.
The 64 GB eMMC drive your notebook has is not much faster than a mechanical hard drive and cannot be upgraded either.
05-21-2024 11:59 AM
You're very welcome.
You would have to replace the motherboard, heat sink and add a fan to upgrade the processor.
It would be cheaper to buy a new notebook with better specifications than to upgrade yours.
The only inexpensive upgrade you can do would be to remove the 8 GB memory chip you installed and install a 16 GB chip in it its place, but I don't know how much better the notebook will run.
All sources indicate the notebook only supports 8 GB of memory, but folks have successfully installed 16 GB memory chips in notebooks with the Intel® Celeron® N4120 processors.