upgrading the processor on a hp pavilion G6

[prmarsh123]

Hi

Is it possible to upgrade the processor on my HP pavilion G6 1253sa to an intel i7 processor. If so which one should I buy.

Thanks

[Paul_Tikkanen]

Hi:

Below is the link to the service manual for your notebook. Supported processors can be found in Chapter 1 on page 1.

http://h10032.www1.hp.com/ctg/Manual/c02968997.pdf

And the memory can be upgraded to a max of 8 GB, not 6 GB as listed on your product specs page.

Paul

[Tizzletom]

This may sound like A stupid question but would I be able to upgrade my HP pavilion g6 1224sa with amd a4 3300 m to amd A6-3400M and where would I be able to upgrade this as I am afraid to upgrade it myself

[Paul_Tikkanen]

Hi:

According to the service manual I posted above, it looks like you can.  But there may be a certain motherboard you need as well. Look at chapter 3 for the list of motherboards. I don't know what the different types mean.

I have no idea where you can take it to have it done. I suppose a reputable computer repair shop that works on HP computers.

You will void the warranty installing a different processor, if your PC is still under warranty.

Paul

[Tizzletom]

I have just looked and I didn't understand either

[Ayrtoes]

I know that this is quite a dated post, but would that service manual also apply to a 

HP Pavilion g6-2244sa?

It ships with an AMD Dual-Core E2-1800 with only 1.7GHz of processing power, which is very miniscule compared to usual modern CPUs.

[Paul_Tikkanen]

Hi:

I do not believe that service manual is applicable to your model as it doesn't show the processor you have on the list of supported processors.

The problem is...the service manual that may be more closely related to your model doesn't show it on that list either, so I am unable to provide you with an answer that I would be confident sharing.

Paul

[nomanlatif97]

hello i'm looking to upgrade my HP PAVILION G6-2244sa AMD E2-1800 processor to an a4 or an a6 prosessor id the possible to do i have 1.7 HGz but i'm looking for someing like 2.2 GHz or more

[anthony82]

Hello nomanlatif97,

You want to upgrade your processor.

Here is a list of processors that you can upgrade to.

Clicking the White Kudos star on the left is a way to say Thanks!

Let me know how everything goes.

Have a good day.

[nomanlatif97]

thanks for that. one thing approxmently how much will they cost. thanks again