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will1e
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 Posted: Wed Sep 01, 2010 9:50 am Post subject: p8400 |
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| hi all (newbie) looking for some info please, currently have hp dv9000, and the cpu is a t5200, i have a p8400 slb35 and was wandering if i could replace t5200 with this, i have run sisoft sandra on the laptop and reports back maximum fsb speed 4 x 200mhz (800)mhz ? any advice please if this would work or what would be the biggest or best chip i could put in. |
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gshv
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T5200 is a socket M CPU, and P8400 is a socket P CPU. So, the P8400 won't work in this notebook. The fastest, that MAY work is Core 2 Duo mobile T7600.
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Glory_Cloud
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I have a T7500 chip that you may be interested in.
I believe it is a working pull from a board.
(1) Intel SLAF8 Intel Core 2 Duo Mobile T7500 $25.00
Let me know if you are interested in it. Shipping to most
places by USPS mail is $5.00. |
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gshv
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| Glory_Cloud wrote: | I have a T7500 chip that you may be interested in.
I believe it is a working pull from a board. |
That's also a socket P CPU, and it's not compatible with his notebook.
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Glory_Cloud
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Duh! Thanks for catching that!  |
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