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    Help! Need info, Please...

    Discussion in 'HP' started by wwasbad, Jan 2, 2010.

  1. wwasbad

    wwasbad Notebook Enthusiast

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    Happy New Year!!!!
    HP Pavilion DV5 AMD Motherboard 482324-001. Can this work with a TL60 cpu and does the memory have to be 800Mhz. I got a broken dv5-1008 bad motherboard. I got a replacement board 482324-001, and installed 1Gig of 5300 ram and the AMD TL60-2GHz x2 that was on the old motherboard the new board will not boot. The lights blink 2 times, I think thats bios, if I try to reset the bios sometimes it will blink 3 times. The laptop will not boot just blinks. The board was tested before it was shipped. Is it because of the cpu and memory that I am using? My old board would work sometimes, but was very iffy and it would cut off at random times. Thanks for any info...
     
  2. miner

    miner Notebook Nobel Laureate

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    The dv5 motherboard uses socket S1g2 while the Turion TL series require a socket S1g1 motherboard. For the dv5 motherboard you'll require a RM or ZM series Turion or the Athlon QL series processors.

    Memory wise you can use either DDR2 667 or DDR2 800 with the dv5 motherboard.
     
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    wwasbad Notebook Enthusiast

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    Thank you very much Miner, I just cannot understand why the TL-60 was in my dv5-1008 laptop. Since I have to buy a CPU which series would you recommend, RM, ZM or QL and does anyone know the max speed the DV5 AMD Motherboard 482324-001 will support. Well here goes, more reading week...
     
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    miner Notebook Nobel Laureate

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    The HP spec sheet for the dv5-1008 lists it as shipping with a 1.9GHz Athlon X2 QL-60 which is different from the older generation Turion X2 TL-60 which ran at 2.0GHz. Are you sure its a TL 60 and not a QL 60 cpu?

    The dv5 series was sold with cpu's up to the Turion Ultra ZM-86. So any of the cpu's from the Athlon QL or Turion RM and ZM series should work. The RM or the ZM series would be better than the Athlon QL series. I would suggest a RM series since they wont cost too much and performance wise they are going to be very similar to the top of the line ZM series.
     
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    wwasbad Notebook Enthusiast

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    You are very knowledgeable with your info I got this laptop used and the owner took out the memory. He had a tech look at it when he started having problems but I do not think he went inside it, no signs but not certain. I know the HP site list this model with the QL60 but I was not certain if the TL60 could work as it was in it. Anyway I will try and get a CPU so I can figure out if this new motherboard is good or not. I already got 1gig of 6400 memory today.
    Thank you again Miner for your advice.
     
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    I installed a ZM-84 and 1x2Gig PC6400 ram. I got everything going on this board now for a week or so and I am satisfied that it is working OK. My problem now is since this was a new motherboard (from China), when I boot up the laptop it says no serial number. How do I add my serial number? I have been able to install Windows Vista and now I'm trying Windows 7 on this laptop. Any help would be appreciated.
    Thanks