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‎10-09-2013 11:33 AM

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I have own a notebook hp 4320s with i3 330m. In specs I see other supported processors, like i5-430m, i5-520m, i5-540 and finally i7-640m.

 

Could I upgrade my i3 with i7 processor (or al least an i5 processor)?

 

Thanks, Hattones

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‎10-09-2013 11:47 AM

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HiL:

 

You should be able to upgrade to any processor listed in chapter 1 of the service manual, but make sure you have BIOS version F.0B or newer installed before attempting to upgrade to one of the supported processors.

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‎10-09-2013 11:47 AM

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HiL:

 

You should be able to upgrade to any processor listed in chapter 1 of the service manual, but make sure you have BIOS version F.0B or newer installed before attempting to upgrade to one of the supported processors.

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