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AMD Turion64 upgrade to Turion64 X2 TL-50?
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AMD Turion64 upgrade to Turion64 X2 TL-50?
I have a HP dv6000z notebook with a AMD Turion64 cpu and I was wondering if it would be logical and possible to replace it with a Turion64 X2 TL-50 dual core mobile? All my research says I can, but I want to be totally positive because I'm poor and I have to save all the money I can.
Also, is it a easy install? I'm not familiar with notebook hardware. Thanks! -Jaime Last edited by jaimegimenez; 08-02-2007 at 02:04 AM.. |
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yes, you can replace CPU without problem.
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Ok, thanks! I just bought it.
Will it make much a difference in speed replacing a 2GHz & L2 Cache of 512 KiB single cpu with a 1.6GHz & X2 L2 Cache of 256 KiB dual core cpu? |
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well, your games won't run faster. but such soft as autocads, 3dmax, maya, and other professional software will run much faster.
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The only game I play is Battlefront II, which runs fine on what I have.
I run programs like Ableton Live 6, Photoshop CS2, and Sonar 6. I don't know if those are considered professional progs. The dual core only cost me $30.00, so not something for me to get worried about. |
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photoshop CS2 supports dual core processing.
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Is it a downgrade for everyday processing?
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