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    A6Jc CPU UPGRADE

    Discussion in 'Asus' started by spinan, Apr 21, 2009.

  1. spinan

    spinan Notebook Enthusiast

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    Hi! :)

    I want to upgrade my A6Jc from Core Duo T2300 to Core Duo T2700
    I'm not sure how many pins are in my socket, I thought that there are 478.

    I've found on ebay an offer (AU$269.99)
    "Intel Core DUO Yonah T2700 2.33G 2MB 667 SL9JP 479M CPU"

    I guess its for 479 pins.. :confused:

    Could someone who has a6jc advise me please?

    ps. I have downloaded some user manual from asus website, but they didn't list processors..
     
    spinan, Apr 21, 2009
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    David NBR Random Reviewer NBR Reviewer

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    Your T2300 has a Micro-FCPGA socket (ie 479). The T2700 should work just fine.
     
    David, Apr 21, 2009
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    spinan Notebook Enthusiast

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    Thanks David!

    I've found cpuz and it indeed says that :)

    I've also read some posts about upgrading from T2300 to core 2 duo..

    Is there anything better than T2700 what could I put inside? I mean would there be a cpu much faster than T2700?

    I use my laptop for some math computations.
     

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