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Manual for the series
http://h10032.www1.hp.com/ctg/Manual/c05485525.pdf
1. CPU: No, you can simply replace CPU. You have to but a new System Board from a list on page 64 of the manual. That means you have to pay for
(a) New motherboard,
(b) New CPU,
(c) New GPU )if applicable)
(d) New Windows license
Because all 4 components above are on one piece of hardware called System Board.
2. VRAM: ditto
3. other UPGRADEs: You can upgrade RAM to 16GB and storage to faster drive. The following link shows available options
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HP Recommended
Manual for the series
http://h10032.www1.hp.com/ctg/Manual/c05485525.pdf
1. CPU: No, you can simply replace CPU. You have to but a new System Board from a list on page 64 of the manual. That means you have to pay for
(a) New motherboard,
(b) New CPU,
(c) New GPU )if applicable)
(d) New Windows license
Because all 4 components above are on one piece of hardware called System Board.
2. VRAM: ditto
3. other UPGRADEs: You can upgrade RAM to 16GB and storage to faster drive. The following link shows available options
Regards.
BH
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You have to use the list from the manual above. Using other series System board won't fit and all ports may not line up.
Regards.
BH
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