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‎05-12-2014 04:55 AM

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Good day! I just want to know if i can upgrade my processor to a better one. My pc is running slow with this processor and i was wondering if i can upgrade it to another amd processor. I need your response. Thank you! 

 

HP 2000-2b10NR , AMD E-1200 APU 

I WANT TO UPGRADE IT. 

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‎05-12-2014 07:44 AM

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On that model the processor is part of the motherboard so upgrading will be very difficult and expensive. If the laptop is slow the best speed booster is more memory and/or a solid state hard drive. 

‎01-18-2016 07:07 PM

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Similar issue here;  can I upgrade the processor on my

HP 255 G2 notebook?

The notebook came with AMD E1-2100 APU  1GHz processor, 4GB RAM, W7 OS.

I'm wondering if anything can be done, and what will be the choice?

Thanks.

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