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Since
laptop computers are delicate electronic/mechanical devices that greatly
differ between systems, Intel does not recommend opening or upgrading
the processor in an laptop computer. Intel is a supplier of notebook components and does not manufacture or sell complete notebook systems. If you wish to upgrade a laptop computer, you should contact the laptop manufacturer.
Other Resources - WiFi self help hints - Troubleshooting overview
- Graphics game troubleshooting
- Processor is not identified correctly by the operating system or an application
- Mobile Processor is running very hot
Where can I find information such as processor speed,
processor number, cache size, chipset compatibility, pricing, and
product order codes?Information about Intel® processors can be found by searching the processor products database. If you are unable to locate (search or browse) either the Intel® processor that you are looking for, please send us your feedback.
For more information about Intel® Processors, please refer to the following:
- Product Specifications and Comparisons
- Intel® processor numbers
- Mobile performance
- Virtualization technology
- Intel® Processor Identification Utility
- How to identify your Intel® chipset
- Identifying your Intel® graphics controller
- Intel® Driver Update Utility
- Intel® Chipset Software Installation Utility
For more information about Intel® Notebook Products, please refer to the following:
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