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10-11-2017 04:31 AM
Is it possible to replace the processor intel pentium 2020m into i3 or i5 processor on hp 2000 notebook pc...
does it need any other changes for processor upgrade..reply me soon
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10-11-2017 09:23 AM
And beyond that, look at page 17 of the Manual. Celeron and Pentium models use a different motherboard than the i3 and i5 models. Some have said you can put an i5 on the Pentium board but I doubt it. I am going to echo @WAWood here and say this upgrade attempt would just lead right down a rabbit hole with no good way out.
10-11-2017 08:19 AM
Hello;
Allow me to welcome you to the HP forums!
The answer to your question is YES -- it is possible -- but it is an enormous amount of work!
Here is the Service and Maintenance Manual for your model PC: http://h10032.www1.hp.com/ctg/Manual/c03763129
As you can see, starting on page 1, that model comes with a variety of different processors.
But, starting on page 84, you can also see that a huge amount of work is involved in disassembling the PC in order to get to the system board in order to replace it or the processor.
Unless you are highly experienced in doing this kind of work, I strongly recommend AGAINST doing it, as it is very easy to damage fragile connectors, rendering your PC useless in the process.
I am a volunteer and I do not work for, nor represent, HP
10-11-2017 09:23 AM
And beyond that, look at page 17 of the Manual. Celeron and Pentium models use a different motherboard than the i3 and i5 models. Some have said you can put an i5 on the Pentium board but I doubt it. I am going to echo @WAWood here and say this upgrade attempt would just lead right down a rabbit hole with no good way out.
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