0Ghz out of the box Phoenix SecureCore Tiano, used by Dell, is a tough nut to crack - we came to what we have today by taking little steps on a road that wasn't smooth to begin with ) Full keyboard and mouse support The AMD E1-2500 is a mobile dual-core SoC for low-end subnotebooks, which was presented in addition to 2 CPU cores with a base clock speed of 1 We had problems getting Phoenix 199 0. 10,710. 44. Apr 5, 2018. #6. No, it's because a) mobile CPUs are often soldered on and b) any core i processor will use a different motherboard socket than the one your laptop has for its core 2 duo. Ihave an XPS 410 (Dimension 9200). I installed Windows 10 and upgraded the graphics card. I upgraded the processor from the Core 2 Duo E6400 (2.13GHz) to the Core 2 Duo E6700 (2.67GHz), but I'm afraid that Windows 10 and the new graphics card have mostly cancelled it out. CpuAcer Tower Core iGHz DDR3 4GB HDD 500GB DVD RW OS 7. Rp1.200.000. Jakarta Pusat SITEPU JAYA COMPUTINDO. CPU ACER ASPIRE M1800 INTEL CORE 2 DUO TOWER. Rp450.000. Jakarta Pusat Idonta computindo. 5.0 Terjual 2. Cpu Acer Veriton Core i3 2120 Ram 4 GB Hdd 250 Gb Dvd Harga Murah. Rp1.050.000. Cashback. Now the Intel Core 2 Quad processors require additional power. You need to ascertain, from the manufacturer of the motherboard, whether this motherboard has the capability to provide this additional power and, if so, which of the Intel Core 2 Quad processors are supported by the motherboard's BIOS. Note also that it sometimes requires a BIOS upgrade to enable this support - and, this BIOS upgrade must be installed BEFORE you remove the existing processor. Andadapat menyesuaikan pengaturan daya, tegangan, core, memori, dan nilai sistem yang penting lainnya untuk performa yang lebih tinggi. Overclock membantu mempercepat komponen—dan permainan game Anda. Overclock juga dapat membantu tugas yang sangat mengandalkan prosesor, seperti merender gambar dan membuat transkode. Pelajari cara meng kKaW5pl. Evitando um texto mais técnico mostro a minha humilde opinião sobre qual processador comprar. Entre claro o Core 2 e o Core i3. O Core i3 vem para atender usuários com menor exigência, são os que eu recomendo para usuários de trabalho que usa o computador para internet, Office e até mesmo que alguns aplicativos gráficos, mas de uso casual. Antes o Conceito do mercado para esse tipo de usuário era recomendado o Celeron, felizmente pela a própria exigência e tendência do mercado, os processadores cada vez mais aumentaram o desempenho. Vi alguns testes na internet, de um modo geral o Core i3 é realmente um pouco mais rápido que o Core 2 Duo. Na propaganda a Intel diz que tem 40% a mais de Multi Tarefa, sinceramente não sei qual foi a comparação da Intel fez. Mas nós temos que pensar que comprando um computador ou até mesmo um Notebook com Core i3 ele também vai vir equipado Memória ddr3 que é bem mais rápida que o seu modelo anterior a DDr2. Então devemos pensar que temos que dar preferência sim as novas familias de processador levando em consideração o aspecto geral de toda maquina, ou seja, não estamos trocando somente o processador e sim um computador inteiro. Sei também que existem Notebooks com Core 2 duo que tem Memória ddr3, mas acredito que num aspecto geral eles terão pouca diferença de preço dos com o Core i3. Qual as novidades do Core i3 ? O processador Core i3 tem uma controladora de memória e uma controladora gráfica PCI-Express embutida, isso faz um aumento considerável de desempenho, com isso não podemos fazer um comparativo de placas mãe para o soquete suportado do Core 2 Duo. Espero que vocês tenham gostado. About Core 2 Duo familyIntel Core 2 Duo family includes 32 processors, having 2 cores, and running at frequencies up to GHz. All Core 2 Duo microprocessors have up to 6 MB of L2 cache, and Thermal Design Power in the 45 Watt - 65 Watt range. Core 2 Duo CPUs use Socket 771 and Socket of Core 2 Duo microprocessors The following microprocessors were produced only as tray, or OEM, products E6305, E6405, E6540, E7200, E7400, E8290 and E8300. Remaining CPUs were also available as boxed retail products. Copyright 2006 - 2017, Gennadiy Shvets can i upgrade my core2 duo processor to i3 Thread starter vazim Start date May 28, 2014 You are using an out of date browser. It may not display this or other websites should upgrade or use an alternative browser. Status Not open for further replies. 1 can i upgrade my core2 duo processor to i3 without changing motherboard and ram 2 Yes, as long as the motherboard supports a new cpu, and if the cpu supports your RAM. What are the new and old specs? Apr 27, 2009 37,149 2,924 140,290 3 No you cannot. Core 2 and all i3's are a totally different socket. What are your full system specs? Sep 10, 2011 3,711 7 23,815 4 [quotemsg=13380837,0,1472522]Yes, as long as the motherboard supports a new cpu, and if the cpu supports your RAM. What are the new and old specs?[/quotemsg] Actually no you can't. They are different sockets and aren't backwards compatible. Mar 22, 2011 5,343 54 37,690 5 Completely different sockets so you're also changing out your motherboard at the very least. If you have DDR3 RAM, then you can use it with the new motherboard. Odds are though, your RAM is DDR2 and will also need to be replaced as DDR3 support was not added until very late into the Core 2 series' lifespan. 6 [quotemsg=13383157,0,563146][quotemsg=13380837,0,1472522]Yes, as long as the motherboard supports a new cpu, and if the cpu supports your RAM. What are the new and old specs?[/quotemsg] Actually no you can't. They are different sockets and aren't backwards compatible. [/quotemsg] Hence why I said "if the motherboard supports it". Jul 24, 2012 610 0 19,360 7 [quotemsg=13385742,0,1472522]Hence why I said "if the motherboard supports it".[/quotemsg] Indeed. That statement implies that an i3 or better can be inserted into the current motherboard the OP did state "without changing motherboard." In addition your phrase "new cpu" is ambiguous, an individual may believe it to be a brand new Core 2 Duo/Quad, or other processor. I'm not "hating" on you, facts need to be made clear in my opinion. In response to the original poster, no you cannot upgrade to an i3 or above on your current motherboard if you currently have a Core 2 Duo. The Core 2 Duo and Quad processors are on Intel's socket 775 for desktops. The more modern Intel CPU's such as the i3 are on a different socket, the most recent being 1150 for general consumers. With that said, if your RAM is currently DDR2 most likely if you're on a Core 2 Duo then you'll need a new motherboard and RAM you'll need DDR3 RAM. All the best. 8 I got the exact same question but I'm willing to tell my specs so my specs are Core 2 Duo Ghz 8Gb DDR3 Ram and I want to run a GTX 880M Gpu but it requires at least a Core i3 so I decided i will replace my Processor So is it Possible? Also I don't know which Mobo I have, all I know is that it's a Lenovo. To find out my Mobo I will have to either download CPUz if I'm not Mistaking or I have to open my cpu which I don't want to do. So a simple answer like NO will help a lot THANK YOU. May 18, 2007 23,373 4,773 103,890 9 Core2 is LGA775, Core i-series are LGA1xxx, 300+ more pins. No way in hell, drastically different sockets. Jan 19, 2012 1,249 43 19,840 10 An I3 is a no but ... You could upgrade to quad core like the Q9650 ... it might work ok with a 750ti. Status Not open for further replies. Similar threads Advertising Cookies Policies Privacy Term & Conditions Can i upgrade from core duo to i5 without changing ram Thread starter t3rr11 Start date Nov 12, 2013 You are using an out of date browser. It may not display this or other websites should upgrade or use an alternative browser. 1 can i upgrade from core duo to i5 without changing ram from DDR2 to DDR3 because i don't want to have to buy a whole new motherboard and replace the whole laptop all for the new processor? Jun 12, 2009 2,307 0 20,960 Mar 18, 2013 4,634 0 16,960 3 No, because that motherboard does not have the right socket. You need a new motherboard to support a new processor, and a new motherboard will not support that RAM. Apr 19, 2006 27,981 3 84,965 4 Core 2 Duo / Quad uses different sockets than the Core i3/i5/i7 CPUs. In fact, depending on which Core i generation you are talking about they use from oldest to newest socket 1156, 1155, 1150. That excludes the "Extreme" version which uses socket 1366 older and socket 2011 current. They all require DDR3 RAM as well. An upgrade means new CPU, motherboard and RAM. Oct 31, 2012 190 0 10,710 5 upgrading a CPU without upgrading the RAM is like eating corn flakes without a banana or milk or something similar like that Mar 18, 2013 4,634 0 16,960 6 Actually upgrading a core duo to an i5 without a new motherboard is like eating corn flakes without corn, flakes, milk, a bowl, spoon, or stomach. Similar threads Advertising Cookies Policies Privacy Term & Conditions Just to set expectations, there is absolutely no way that you can use any Intel Core i3/i5/i7 processors with this board. Considering the processor that you already have, your only choices for a significant performance upgrade are going to be an upgrade to one of the Intel Core 2 Quad processors. Now, the Intel Core 2 Quad processors require additional power. You need to ascertain, from the manufacturer of the motherboard, whether this motherboard has the capability to provide this additional power and, if so, which of the Intel Core 2 Quad processors are supported by the motherboard's BIOS. Note also that it sometimes requires a BIOS upgrade to enable this support - and, this BIOS upgrade must be installed BEFORE you remove the existing processor. If you cannot upgrade to an Intel Core 2 Quad processor, there is really nothing that you can do to improve the performance of this system. It will be time to upgrade the entire system to something more modern. Considering how old this system is, you have many processor generations to pick from - but go for the latest that you can. Hope this helps, ...S

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