Thanks so much for the info. The SSD will be what I consider …. I had a processor which was working well, i removed it from its original computer and placed it in another desktop computer. But when i brought it back to its original computer, it failed to work, what could have been the problem?
That depends on which processors your motherboard is capable of handling. I would like my computer to run faster and more efficient. And replacing my power supply to wa. What do you think. Do I need to change anything? I am not sure if I need the power supply. I have an 8 yr old system, running 2. Its without any generation, as further you would have witnessed g2, G3, etc. Manufacturer Dell Inc. Pc: ASUS. XCL I posted this as a reply somewhere here but for me a CPU upgrade improved my speeds greatly, not for surfing the internet or start up and shut down but on Nero since I do a lot of video encoding.
Making a DVD that took me 38 mins to do now takes me around I went from 2. The 2. Also see if you can run faster ram. I never have money for a new computer so I slowly get the parts that will get my older one to run its best and they are pretty quick.
Typically yes — different processors have different connections. Hi Can you help me I have new Hp laptop that i use system information viewer to know what is my cpu type so I have this message and i need to know what it means Intel Core i3 Dual Kaby Lake-U [B0] 2. Is it a better solution? I have just one problem about my latop LG LW70 Express it says my processor cannot be replaced is that true or not please help thank you.
It might be possible, but it is tricky and risky. I have an 8 year old Sony Vaio. In case of desktop it easier to replace the processor compared to a laptop or MacBook. Though it depends on our motherboard that if it has the capacity to work with a high-speed new processor. Comments violating those rules will be removed.
Comments that don't add value will be removed, including off-topic or content-free comments, or comments that look even a little bit like spam. Overclock your computer. To overclock your computer, you will be supplying additional power to the processor, which will speed up its frequency. Open your computer's BIOS. To do this, reboot your computer and hold down the "F2" button the entire time it is rebooting. Find the processor speed settings. These will generally be located in either the "Ai Tweaker" or the "CPU" settings menu, which will generally be the second one from the left.
Increase your CPU's frequency. Otherwise, you will need to look at the various frequencies and raise them by using your arrow keys to highlight their number and then typing in a new value.
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