Hi,
I Recently bought a DV6500 CTO Intel Celeron 530 1.73Ghz 120GB web cam, FingerPrint Reader and i really don't wanna play heavy graphics games like bioshock but i do enjoy playing Guild wars Online and i do have a decent settings if i would say so my self, i get 22-29 fps online w/ all details set to High. my problem though is i really don't like Celeron i would like to maybe upgrade to a Pentium 4. My question is Can I? i read that my Laptop Uses socket 479.
I ran Cpuz and it says that i have socket 478? if indeed it is Socket 478 i have an extra processor laying around somewhere that i can maybe use.
I also looked around the web and found a PENTIUM 4 SOCKET 478 3.2GHZ (3200MHZ) 800MHZ BUS 512K OEM VERSION PULL don't really know if maybe i can installed this? Please help and suggest any Processor that i can upgrade. sorry if sound too confusing.......
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No!, you can only upgrade it to a much more expensive but also more powerfull core duo and core 2 duo.
Warranty is going bye bye with that. -
Laptop uses mobile CPU, not desktop CPU. I don't think sticking a desktop CPU into the laptop will work at all.
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It won't even fit, so you don't have to worry about it working or not.
What you need is a mobile cpu in socket 479. A BIOS upgrade will also be necessary once you complete the swap. -
There's way too many problems with your post.
1. The Celeron 530 isn't socket 478 or 479, it's socket M.
2. The Pentium 4 is a desktop processor. The heat sink required is 2-3 times as thick as your laptop.
3. The processors you can upgrade to are Socket M Meroms. Check the stickies.
4. The processor is not limiting your framerates. The GPU is. -
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both CPU and GPU are the bottleneck or probably the whole damned system
find a cheap t7xxx or t5xxx and upgrade it should improve much more than having a 7950GTx with a celeron.... -
Also, if you're unsatisfied with your frame rates, then why do you continue to run the game at "high" settings. Obviously you need to turn the eye-candy down in order to get better performance. -
I was referring to DV6500T, the laptop doesn't take desktop cpu. The laptop is meant for Duo 2Core. I've seen laptop that uses desktop cpu, and they are power hungry! I wouldn't want one of those! hehe
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oh ok then yea. they are power hungry. frankly i don't even see the need for a quad core in a laptop.
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Discussion in 'Hardware Components and Aftermarket Upgrades' started by babyboy8100, Oct 4, 2007.