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    Upgrade my TravelMate 2410

    Discussion in 'Acer' started by scoter1502, Oct 21, 2008.

  1. scoter1502

    scoter1502 Newbie

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    Hello,

    i'm a newbie and my English is not so good.
    I would like to upgrade my laptop. I've heard that I have a Pentium M 770 can use. is the correct?

    Hersteller : Acer Inc.
    Mainboard : Acer Morar
    Chipsatz : Intel i910GML
    Prozessor : Intel Celeron M 370 @ 1500 MHz


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    scoter1502, Oct 21, 2008
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  2. kiriakost

    kiriakost Notebook Deity

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    :D look my signature
     
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    scoter1502 Newbie

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    hello,

    thanks for answer, but in your signature is not described as to upgrade my laptop to Pentium M (Sockel479) but in this thread is described to upgrade to core duo (Socket M).

    Can you help me with my problem

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    scoter1502, Oct 21, 2008
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    scoter1502 Newbie

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    Hello,

    First thanks for the reply. So I have dared me and a Pentium M760 from ebay auction. Then I cut my Lappy old CPU out "new" used purely assembled and ..... funzt.
    Prima This has everything to do my question. :))


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    scoter1502, Oct 27, 2008
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  5. kiriakost

    kiriakost Notebook Deity

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    I am sorry my friend , but your way of writing does not make sense to me .

    I have upgrade my own system , by exchanging the old Celeron , with a Pentium , most of all, for the power saving options of the Pentium family.

    I moved a step forward to the pinmode option, and got some extra cycles from that.

    I wish you success with your laptop.
     
    kiriakost, Oct 27, 2008
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    Rotting Heaps Notebook Enthusiast

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    Sorry to jump into this thread, but I have an Aspire 3610. I want to ditch the Celeron.. Having seen the Youtube vids and your posts on here, can I fit a 533FSB Pentium M in the board (it's the 910 chipset)?

    Don't really want to go the pin mod route as I'm always a little unconvinced about strands of wire wedged into things :eek:
     
    Rotting Heaps, Oct 27, 2008
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    kiriakost Notebook Deity

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    There are two revision of boards and as 2410 (2414) and as 3610.

    The latest has the 915, and this has success with the pinmode and the 533FSB Pentium M .

    The Bios even at the 915 based boards forces the clock to 400 Mhz , no matter the CPU type .

    The pinmode forces the motherboard, to operate at 533.

    If the pinmode is out of the question, then the 533 CPU is out too.
     
    kiriakost, Oct 27, 2008
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    Mine's an early one I think (going by the manufacture date and motherboard code), but either way I'd have to pin mod to get 533fsb, either as an overclock or just by dropping a 533 CPU in? Hmm, in that case I'll keep looking for a 400FSB CPU to fit then, thanks for the info :)
     
    Rotting Heaps, Oct 27, 2008
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    Hello,

    My laptop is built in 2003. I just installed the CPU. The CPU has FSB 533.
    The bios recognizes correctly. Windows, too.

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    scoter1502, Oct 28, 2008
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  10. kiriakost

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    You are welcome .. :)
     
    kiriakost, Nov 2, 2008
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