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‎06-24-2018 04:23 AM - edited ‎06-24-2018 04:24 AM

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Product: HP Pavilion 14-v062us Notebook PC (ENERGY STAR)
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

Greetings,

 

My laptop has an i3 processor but I want to change it to an i7, is it possible to get it done?

 

 

Thanks.

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‎06-24-2018 04:34 AM

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@sdrawkcaB

 

The following link shows spece of your computer

 

   https://support.hp.com/au-en/document/c04320342

 

It has  1.9GHz 4th generation Intel Core i3-4030U Processor  (CPU) which is soldered to the motherboard. Changing to i7 processor (if supported) will cost you an arm and a leg because you have to buy a whole motherboard.

 

Short answer is NO you can't.

 

Regards.

BH
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‎06-24-2018 04:34 AM

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@sdrawkcaB

 

The following link shows spece of your computer

 

   https://support.hp.com/au-en/document/c04320342

 

It has  1.9GHz 4th generation Intel Core i3-4030U Processor  (CPU) which is soldered to the motherboard. Changing to i7 processor (if supported) will cost you an arm and a leg because you have to buy a whole motherboard.

 

Short answer is NO you can't.

 

Regards.

BH
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‎09-01-2018 06:25 PM - edited ‎09-01-2018 06:28 PM

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It is not so much complex to change the processor from your own, but for that, you have to compare the processors with hp support and get to know the similar and power featured processor and its configuration, and then you can easily set up with the processor.

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