Upgrading cpu. need info on dell motherboard.


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    Upgrading cpu. need info on dell motherboard.


    Hey, im after info on the dell motherboard model 0u990c to find out what cpu i can upgrade to. I read any core 2 duo would work but not exceeding 800mhz fsb. also ive read that i cant exceed 4 gb ram? current cpu is pentium t4200. theres a t4500 @ 2.3ghz but im after a little more if possible. also its a socket p. chipset is intel gm965. bios is dell a16. theres 667mhz ram installed, but the ive read the fsb is 800mhz? any help is greatly appreciated.
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    abs4nz said:
    Hey, im after info on the dell motherboard model 0u990c to find out what cpu i can upgrade to. I read any core 2 duo would work but not exceeding 800mhz fsb. also ive read that i cant exceed 4 gb ram? current cpu is pentium t4200. theres a t4500 @ 2.3ghz but im after a little more if possible. also its a socket p. chipset is intel gm965. bios is dell a16. theres 667mhz ram installed, but the ive read the fsb is 800mhz? any help is greatly appreciated.
    Hi abs4nz,

    Welcome to Seven forums.

    Please let us know the model number of the system you have so we can check and provide you with the relevant information.

    Kindly update your system specs here by following this.

    Please provide us this information so that we can be in a better position to understand and resolve this issue.
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    Done :)
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    sorry not sure you can upgrade as its a laptop(according to your specs) I have seen where it has been done but normally the CPU is soldered to the mobo
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    Microsoft Windows 7 Professional 64-bit 7601 Multiprocessor Free Service Pack 1
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    bugger !
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    abs4nz said:
    Done :)

    Hi abs4nz,

    Thanks for updating the system specs in the field. While I look for the information can you also let us know model number of the system so we can check the list of processors tested with this system.

    Keep us posted with the results so we can advise you further.
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    Hi, im guaranteed the t770 chip will work. so purchased through local auction website with a money back option. will let you know if it works. definitely replaceable as ive looked at some you tube vids and it looks exactly the same inside the system. do you know if the board and bios will support the chips 800mhz fsb as the ram in me system is only 667mhz and would it produce noticeable results upgrading to 800mz ram if its supported? whats your opinion on the samsung 840 pro series 128gb ssd? would it be installable on my sys as ive read this will make a huge difference in speeding up my sys? Thanks.
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    abs4nz said:
    Hi, im guaranteed the t770 chip will work. so purchased through local auction website with a money back option. will let you know if it works. definitely replaceable as ive looked at some you tube vids and it looks exactly the same inside the system. do you know if the board and bios will support the chips 800mhz fsb as the ram in me system is only 667mhz and would it produce noticeable results upgrading to 800mz ram if its supported? whats your opinion on the samsung 840 pro series 128gb ssd? would it be installable on my sys as ive read this will make a huge difference in speeding up my sys? Thanks.
    Hi abs4nz,

    Let us know the model number of the system so we can check the FSB speed of the system and other specifications with you.

    Please provide us this information so that we can be in a better position to understand and resolve this issue.
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