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can I change my cpu in my laptop?

‎02-18-2022 11:21 AM - edited ‎02-18-2022 11:22 AM

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Hello,I wanted to know If i can change my cpu in my pc 

HP Pavilion 17-ab301nf Because I don’t know if the 

processor is soldered to the motherboard,if anyone can help !

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‎02-18-2022 11:24 AM - edited ‎02-18-2022 11:25 AM

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Unfortunately,no.

 

The processors are indeed soldered onto the system board.

 

Take a look at the illustrated parts list in chapter 3 of the Maintenance & Service guide for your notebook series.

http://h10032.www1.hp.com/ctg/Manual/c06001788.pdf

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‎02-18-2022 11:24 AM - edited ‎02-18-2022 11:25 AM

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Unfortunately,no.

 

The processors are indeed soldered onto the system board.

 

Take a look at the illustrated parts list in chapter 3 of the Maintenance & Service guide for your notebook series.

http://h10032.www1.hp.com/ctg/Manual/c06001788.pdf

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‎02-19-2022 02:14 AM

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 thanks for the help !!!

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@Jrm1231 

You're welcome!

 

 

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‎02-23-2022 10:37 AM

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I did it….

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