which processor

[L0str31]

i have packard bell laptop windows 10 with processor  AMD E1-2500 APU with Radeon(TM) HD Graphics        Socket: FT3
Clockspeed: 1.4 GHz
No of Cores: 2
Max TDP: 15 W

which processor is good for this laptop i wanna play CSGO 

[lx_srs]

6 minutes ago, L0str31 said:

i have packard bell laptop windows 10 with processor  AMD E1-2500 APU with Radeon(TM) HD Graphics        Socket: FT3
Clockspeed: 1.4 GHz
No of Cores: 2
Max TDP: 15 W

which processor is good for this laptop i wanna play CSGO 

Sorry what?  Is the CPU actually socketed?  Because in most laptops the CPU can't be replaced as it's soldered to the board.

[GreezyJeezy]

You can't change a laptop cpu

[GreezyJeezy]

6 minutes ago, GreezyJeezy said:

You can't change a laptop cpu

Unless you buy a while new motherboard for it with a better cpu in it, but I have no idea how to do that or if you can replace any laptop like that.

[L0str31]

15 minutes ago, AnnoyedShelf said:

Sorry what?  Is the CPU actually socketed?  Because in most laptops the CPU can't be replaced as it's soldered to the board.

what do u mean is funny what is socket in laptop and i wanna say some one say u can in all laptop change processor

 

[Narnash]

13 minutes ago, L0str31 said:

i have packard bell laptop windows 10 with processor  AMD E1-2500 APU with Radeon(TM) HD Graphics        Socket: FT3
Clockspeed: 1.4 GHz
No of Cores: 2
Max TDP: 15 W

which processor is good for this laptop i wanna play CSGO 

 

2 minutes ago, GreezyJeezy said:

You can't change a laptop cpu

 

Unless you'r incredibly experienced and have the expensive equipment and have the luck that driver wise you don't get any problems, than you should look for some physically damaged laptops with a CPU that doesn't died and a with a similar max. TDP  to desolder. And than finally just desolder your old one and solder the new one in ..... than .... than you can wait for the first issues wich you likely get with any other hard- or software components from your laptop.

So ... possible maybe. Easy ... NO ! maybe a A6-5200 could work if you'r able to change a chipset from a laptops MoBO (may even more difficult) but it has a 25 TDP you have to get a better cooling solution.

Only PGA Socket CPUs (Pin Grid Array) !might! be possible to upgrade. If the BIOS are able to recognize the new CPU and/or you or someone else is able to modify the BIOS so that you can flash it that the Laptop can recognize it.

 

 

But ther are some laptop where it's possible! The probability that the CPU have to thermal throttle to run is even a thing to have in mind.

 

[lx_srs]

8 hours ago, GreezyJeezy said:

Unless you buy a while new motherboard for it with a better cpu in it, but I have no idea how to do that or if you can replace any laptop like that.

You can replace the CPU in some laptops, but they pretty much need to be custom order.

[Biggerboot]

You'll either have to deal with some choppiness or get a new laptop.

 

Spoiler

The Packard Bell name is still used, huh?

 

[GreezyJeezy]

24 minutes ago, AnnoyedShelf said:

You can replace the CPU in some laptops, but they pretty much need to be custom order.

yes i know but its more like high end laptops 

[lx_srs]

Just now, GreezyJeezy said:

yes i know but its more like high end laptops 

Oh for sure.  You'd generally have to pay more than $2k american for that.

[L0str31]

On 4/7/2016 at 0:35 AM, Biggerboot said:

You'll either have to deal with some choppiness or get a new laptop.

 

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The Packard Bell name is still used, huh?

 

dude at the time i have money for new laptop why i not build my own pc