Laptop CPU install, how to upgrade your Laptop CPU

Hello Internet and welcome to the video that shows you how to upgrade your laptop processor by removing and installing the CPU old to new. Many laptops will be just like this however there may be some laptops that do not need to be torn down so far. Some laptops have processors that are scoldiered in place so be sure to look up your laptop specifications to get processor information and try to find the CPU Socket information. If you have a socket you most likely can replace your laptop CPU. The upgrade in this video overall is just adding an additional core. IT WORKD OUT GREAT! Now i can task the laptop processor with TWO things at once and bam, getting it done. You may also consider a hard drive replacement to SSD drive because that will make your computer super fast compared to not having an SSD. Can you upgrade a laptop processor? It is likely!

[Tim_]

i recommend taking photo's of every part you take out and making notes of what screw goes where especially if you havent done before.

[Thecabalsgimp]

lol. you sound like the diamond city radio host from fallout 4. i enjoyed. thankyou.

[Willielikesmonkeys]

The manufacturer may label the CPU socket as LGA (pins on motherboard & replaceable), PGA (pins on CPU & replaceable), or BGA (Soldered to motherboard)

[betzy]

I love how hard it looks on that Laptop. yet on the laptop im using i literally take off the cover And boom mother board .

[tutacat]

It's not just the number of cores, it's many many things that impact performance. More cores allow for more programs to run at the background (i.e. lots of windows background threads)
Higher clocks, and higher instructions per clock cycle allow a thread to be run faster.

[reflex]

3:07
Look at the laptops face! He's got 2 cores now!

[qascapri]

Thanks dude
I had an i5 4th gen....4gb RAM....Radeon HD 7000 something...
Now I have i9 10900K....64GB RAM....GTX 1650!

[aibelbino]

You change ram like changing USB
Amazing passion

[MikeRota]

I have a Compaq Presario CQ56. Do you think that same processor would work in mine? It seems yours is only a slightly newer model. Thanks for any reply.

[mybluebelly]

I have a CQ71 for my everyday use, still pulling its weight but a bit slow. Has Celeron dual core T3000 1.8ghz (socket:pga478) Found two 4gb ram sticks a while back so now i have a whopping 8gb ram. Those little suckers are very hard to find. Don`t know why i didn`t think of upgrading the cpu before now. Any tips on what cpu upgrade would be ideal for me?

[starmarker]

looool from the reflection of you in laptop screen i thought you're Johnny sins

[michaborski]

Cool, does it this laptop only has ATA ? so can't really upgrade ssd? I have similar

[tonywest]

Nice tutorial! very helpful and entertaining. This reminded me of "The Red Green Show" and he sounds a bit like Kermit The Frog.

[chrisplissken]

Hi nice tutorial, I have a old notebook laying around is a Lenovo g40-45 80e1 with a amd e1 processor can it be swapped by something better?

[israelitoliad]

Should I look at what cpu compatible with my laptop's mother board?

[playereckksdee]

Hey just asking about the overheating what can i do for it. Planing to upgrade mine because it's replaceable. Please answer me btw loved the vid :D

[sinnedsinister]

How would you do this to a HP laptop? I noticed your using a Compac in this video

[monibstar]

Is it possible to upgrade cpu from a 2nd gen i-5 to a may be 4th gen ? if its possible then 6th, 7th or 8th gen wpuld be fantastic

[bizzy]

quick question, what i remember back in the day was cpu for laptops were soldered onto the motherboard and i never open a laptop because of this, and everyone used to say you cant upgrade a laptop the way u can for a desktop except for HDD and the ram and now im seeing u can just remove it like a desktop. My question is did they stop soldering them onto the motherboard? do some do that still? would be nice to upgrade the cpu

[WarPigstheHun]

Hi, I have an LGA 1150, and the notches don't align with the new CPU that I purchased. What happens if I remove the notches and put in the cpu anyways? I bought an i5-3470 cpu (for the PC version). The power source takes up only about 60 watts, or about 7 watts higher than my current processor's power requirement: the pentium g360 (about 53 watts) for the Laptop.

Is it ok to remove the notches and install this specific cpu? Please let me know, I don't want to break anything. Thanks!