Back in 2005, I bought an Acer Ferrari 4005WLMI. I sold it to a friend after a few months, as I was going from a gaming laptop to a desktop and laptop (I wanted a smaller Thinkpad).
My friend just moved to Chicago, and in his downsizing from a house to an apartment, gave this and a few other things to me to either keep, recycle, or whatever.
The laptop's in pristine condition, other than there not being a battery (they both died in the 9 years). Other than the poor performance thanks to the single core processor, it's a usable system.
In 2007 I bought an Acer Aspire 5100, that has a dual core Turion in it. It was sold to a family friend. I just got that back this weekend to recycle, as its LCD went out. It has a dual core Turion in it.
Is there any chance I can scavenge the X2 and throw it in the Ferrari?
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NecessaryEvil Notebook Evangelist
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No you can't - your Ferrari uses Turions based on socket 754 and 5100 newer Turions based on Socket S1.
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NecessaryEvil Notebook Evangelist
I can't believe I didn't think to look at sockets...was too focused on chipsets.
Going WAAAAAAY Back. Upgrade CPU from Turion single to dual on Ferrari 4000?
Discussion in 'Acer' started by NecessaryEvil, Sep 21, 2014.