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That laptop has HM65 chipset, I'd recommend i5 2520M or 2540M, or i7 2620M or i7 2640M.


Might get a bit toasty though.

 

NVMe will not work on your laptop or desktop.

Their UEFI BIOS does not support the NVMe standard like newer motherboards do, and as such they will not boot with an NVMe SSD installed. You are much better off getting SATA anyway as NVMe gives no real world speed boost over a normal SATA SSD.

 

 

 

 

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Hello everyone!

I want to upgrade my laptop's  CPU Intel Pentium B940 to best i5 or i7, cab i install Samsung 960 Evo 250gb nvme SSD with internal card CQ57-200TU? Is it possible to upgrade? 

Here is laptop configure https://support.hp.com/us-en/product/compaq-presario-cq57-200-notebook-pc-series/5091489/model/5109482/document/c02842847

When open few Chrome/Mozilla browser tab and my laptop slow down and hanging. I am using window 7 on both. 

And I have i3 3220 on Asus H61M-K motherboard with 8 Gb Corsair xms3 1600 ddr3 ram and using the normal power supply.  Also, want to install on Samsung 960 Evo 250gb nvme SSD with the internal card? Is it possible?

My both machine not supported sata 6gb. Please let me know if any info you need to know. Thank you!   

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You can't change laptop cpu or gpu.

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Just now, Almostbauws said:

You can't change laptop cpu or gpu.

It is possible to upgrade cpu on older laptops (up to 4th gen).

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1 minute ago, Almostbauws said:

You can't change laptop cpu or gpu.

I open my laptop 2 times and clean everything. i knew that not gpu but cpu possible 

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5 minutes ago, simu said:

Hello everyone!

I want to upgrade my laptop's CPU i5 or i7, install Samsung 960 Evo 250gb nvme SSD with internal card CQ57-200TU. Is it possible to upgrade? 

Here is laptop configure https://support.hp.com/us-en/product/compaq-presario-cq57-200-notebook-pc-series/5091489/model/5109482/document/c02842847

When open few Chrome/Mozilla browser tab and my laptop slow down and hanging. I am using window 7 on both. 

And I have i3 3220 on Asus H61M-K motherboard with 8 Gb Corsair xms3 1600 ddr3 ram and using the normal power supply.  Also, want to install on Samsung 960 Evo 250gb nvme SSD with the internal card? 

My both machine not supported sata 6gb. Please let me know if any info you need to know. Thank you!   

We/I don't know what the inside of your laptop is. Please post photo. Your spelling isn't the best but you can spell the Samsung SSD perfectly which makes me suspicious. Anyway you will need to get a new motherboard for your computer and your laptop will most likely be non upgrade-able.

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We/I don't know what the inside of your laptop is. Please post photo. Your spelling isn't the best but you can spell the Samsung SSD perfectly which makes me suspicious. Anyway you will need to get a new motherboard for your computer and your laptop will most likely be non upgrade-able.

Yeah this post seems a bit trolly.

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Just now, Almostbauws said:

Yeah this post seems a bit trolly.

Actually a lot

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Sorry guys! I don't know much but tried to explain. 

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3 minutes ago, Eden_Frawley said:

We/I don't know what the inside of your laptop is. Please post photo. Your spelling isn't the best but you can spell the Samsung SSD perfectly which makes me suspicious. Anyway you will need to get a new motherboard for your computer and your laptop will most likely be non upgrade-able.

here is hp  link for laptop configuration https://support.hp.com/us-en/product/compaq-presario-cq57-200-notebook-pc-series/5091489/model/5109482/document/c02842847

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I have 2 machines and want to both upgrade 

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4 minutes ago, ImNotThere said:

it wont support nvme storage

yes no m.2 nvme slot on my laptop but can use intenal m.2 card for Samsung Evo 250 gb nvme

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I have 2 machines and want to both upgrade 

I know

3 minutes ago, simu said:

Sorry guys! I don't know much but tried to explain. 

I need a picture of inside your laptop. 

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8 minutes ago, Almostbauws said:

You can't change laptop cpu or gpu.

Yes you can.  That's got a PGA socket.  He just needs to find out what his BIOS supports.  I'll check it out.

Make sure to quote or tag me (@JoostinOnline) or I won't see your response!

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3 minutes ago, Eden_Frawley said:

I know

I need a picture of inside your laptop. 

Ok give me some time, going to open and send you pic asap

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2 minutes ago, JoostinOnline said:

Yes you can.  That's got a PGA socket.  He just needs to find out what his BIOS supports.  I'll check it out.

Thank you!

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8 minutes ago, Eden_Frawley said:

ok thank you

Here is youtube video on my same series laptop. Looking same 

 

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Here is youtube video on my same series laptop. Looking same 

 

yes. you can replace your cpu but it has to be the same gen

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This should work.  It's not a huge upgrade, but it's also not expensive.  It's got the same TDP.  I'd recommend making a $12 offer.

Make sure to quote or tag me (@JoostinOnline) or I won't see your response!

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Can you please tell which one supported, i knew that is can replace but don't know which one and can you guys please help me upgrade my computer, thanks all!

 

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25 minutes ago, simu said:

Hello everyone!

I want to upgrade my laptop's CPU i5 or i7, install Samsung 960 Evo 250gb nvme SSD with internal card CQ57-200TU. Is it possible to upgrade? 

Here is laptop configure https://support.hp.com/us-en/product/compaq-presario-cq57-200-notebook-pc-series/5091489/model/5109482/document/c02842847

When open few Chrome/Mozilla browser tab and my laptop slow down and hanging. I am using window 7 on both. 

And I have i3 3220 on Asus H61M-K motherboard with 8 Gb Corsair xms3 1600 ddr3 ram and using the normal power supply.  Also, want to install on Samsung 960 Evo 250gb nvme SSD with the internal card? 

My both machine not supported sata 6gb. Please let me know if any info you need to know. Thank you!   

You can run a SATA 6GB/s (SATA III,what it is called in reality) will work with your laptop/desktop with SATA 3GB/s (SATA II),it will even work on SATA 1.5 GB/s (SATA I) but will be limited to that speed of your laptop/desktop,but since your SSD uses a specific type of slot,it will work in neither,get a SATA based SSD.Chrome/Mozilla Tabs really depend on RAM,not the CPU,but with very old CPU's it does matter.

 

About CPU i cannot tell since support.hp.com isn't opening

   

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Laptop Specs:Acer TravelMate 8472

CPU:Intel Core i5 560M Memory:2GB DDR3 CPU:Intel HD Graphics Case:Its a Laptop Motherboard:Laptop Motherboard

 

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3 minutes ago, JoostinOnline said:

This should work.  It's not a huge upgrade, but it's also not expensive.  It's got the same TDP.  I'd recommend making a $12 offer.

I am looking top performance i5 or i7 for my laptop upgrade 

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