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@Syffer_dk wrote:Hi...
I have just revived an old dv9038ea (broken GPU - Nvidia Go 7600), given it 2GB RAM and I'm considering giving it a new CPU. The standard CPU is an old Centrino Core 2 Duo 1.66 GHz (FSB=667MHz - can't remember the model number) and the replacement I'm considering is a T7300 Core 2 Duo 2.0 GHz (FSB=800MHz).
Do you have any idea if this will work ? I can't seem to find any information on the max FSB on the motherboard in this PC.
Syffer_dk
A T7200 Core 2 duo mobile processor (2.0 Ghz) is the fastest compatible processor that is supported for your notebook.It is also a 667 Mhz FSB CPU. Any other processor is not guaranteed to have BIOS support. Chances of getting the dreaded CPU not supported by the systemboard error message from the BIOs with the T7200 make it a $$ risk.
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@vivekrk44 wrote:Hi i have a HP dv6 2020 ev with a core i7 720qm 1.6Ghz processor , 4 gigs of ram and a geforce 230m graphics card. i'm into gaming and i want to upgrade my laptop , so i want to know wether i can upgrade the graphicas card to the geforce gtx 485m. when i checked the NVIDIA website both the 230m and the 485m use the same express PCI-E 2.0 slot. The
only other dicrete graphics card that is currently supported by the BIOS is a nVidia N10P-GE with 1-GB dedicated memory.
I would also like to upgrade the processor to the i7 920 or 940xm and ive checked that 720 ,920 and the 940 have the same socket (socket g1). The only other CPU that is compatible is the i7-820-QM, 1.73 HHz, SC Turbo up to 3.06 GHz. Installing any other processor is a risk. It would be very likely that you would see the BIOS message that states "incompatible processor installed".
And also increase the ram , can someone also tell me what's the max amount of ram that i can put in it? 8GB is the maximum supported. . You would need to install two 4096 MB modules@ To use 8GB you would need to have a 64-bit OS installed. If you have a 32-bit OS then you would only be able to use @3.25 GB of the installed 8 GB memory
HP Pavilion dv6 Entertainment PC Maintence and Service Guide
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@spidyman wrote:Can i upgrade envy 17 3d with the following configurations
intel core i7 processor
ram - 16gb
vram - 2gb
hdd - 4tb
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@TREZEGOOL wrote:Hello Professor ...
Can I Upgrade My HP HDX 18 With New GPU Like GeForce GTX 560M ?? No (read below)
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>>> HP HDX 18 >>>
Product Number : NY208EA
Product Name : X18-1390EE
Installed Operating System : Windows 7 Ulitmate 64-bit
CPU : Intel
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Thanks To You ....:smileyhappy:
The manual states that the requirements for the modules are:
ATI Discrete PCI Express MXM
nVidia Discrete PCI Express MXM
The nVidia GTX 560M is available in an MXM 3.0b (82mm) footprint. The problem with that is that your systemboard has a MXM 2.0 (73mm) slot and the width is not the same. So a GTX560M will not work since it physically won't fit.
I hate to bear bad news, but it is better to know than spend your hard earned money for nothing.
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