Can i add ghz to my laptop

Take off the screw that secures the hard drive case on the side of the laptop with a screwdriver. Pull out the hard drive. Flip over the laptop and remove the screws on the bottom that secure the keyboard.

Turn the laptop right side up and lift the keyboard out. Unplug the cable that attaches the keyboard to the laptop's motherboard. Remove the screws that secure the palm rest and keyboard bezel. Sometimes the screws are covered with rubber plugs. Pry them off with a flat head screwdriver. Lift the bezel and palm rest up.

Take off the heat sink fan. Remove the screws that attach the heat sink and lift it out. Loosen the screws that secures the processor and lift it out. Install the new processor in the laptop computer. Search Advanced search…. Everywhere Threads This forum This thread. Search Advanced…. Log in. Category 1 Category 2 Category 3 Category 4. Support UI. X Donate Contact us. New posts Trending Search forums. What's new. New posts New profile posts Latest activity.

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Previous Next Sort by votes. Sep 19, 1 0 10 0. My laptop is having i5 8th gen and ram is 8 gb too Mar 25, 19, , 7, No, but the base core speed is the base speed, most laptop CPUs will go higher than than if needed and if power and temps allow without damage. Look at the specs of your CPU, you will likely see the base speed and then a second faster speed listed for it. DSzymborski Distinguished Moderator. Nov 19, 0 19, Mar 30, 0 19, You must log in or register to reply here.

What should I know and check before buying them? Move the slider in increments of five. Move the slider back three to five increments when the Prime95 icon turns yellow, and select "Set Values.

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