Can the Asus F8sv series replace the CPU 15

Hello. Model alias.

F8SV F8H725SV-SL (160G) Time to market. October 2007.

Product positioning. Commercial office laptops.

Motherboard chipset.

intel pm965+ich8m

Operating system. Windows Vista Home Basic processor. Processor.

Intel Core2 Duo (Merom) T7250 (Core Architecture. merom

Processor type.

Core 2 Duo.

Processor frequency.

L2 caching. L2 2M system bus.

Storage devices. Memory capacity.

1GB memory type.

DDR2 supports the maximum memory.

A maximum of 4GB is supported

Hard drive type. Hard disks.

Hard disk parameters. 5400 rpm.

Hard disk capacity. 160gb

Optical drive type. Burner.

Display screen. Screen size.

Inch. Resolution.

Display description.

Widescreen, 16:10 ratio, high-brightness, mirror.

Graphics card. Graphics card type.

Standalone, NVIDIA GeForce 8600M GT memory capacity. 256M 128bit DDR2, frequency 800MHz graphics card performance. PCI-E x16 interface standard with support for DirectX 10** devices.

Camera. Built-in camera, 1.3 million pixels.

Loudspeaker. Built-in speakers.

Audio system. Realtek ALC660 audio chip.

Communications. Wireless communications.

Wireless network card, Bluetooth Bluetooth module There are prizes to find mistakes.

Network card. Built-in 10-100-1000M network card.

Thank you for your great support.

If your laptop is really old and you're ready to buy a new one, you can experiment with it as an experiment, the key is where do you buy a laptop CPU? Very few people do.

I'm also 08 years F8SV book,I just upgraded some time ago,I changed it to T9300U,The original 1G*2 memory was replaced by 1 root2G,Now a total of 3G memory,And then I also dismantled my own 500G mobile hard disk and installed it in the hard disk space,The original 120G hard disk is too small,But when the mobile hard disk is just right。

In this way, the upgrade cost: CPU 300RMB, memory 2G 90RMB, hard disk is dismantled by yourself and does not cost money, a total of 390RMB. The performance improvement is very obvious (the original U is T5450, slightly miserable.)

And it is estimated that it is also related to the installation of a new system with less garbage).

But because you're burning the graphics card, this is more embarrassing, if you upgrade the graphics card, I'm observing the 9650mgt, it seems that it has to be 6,700 now, and I personally think it's not cost-effective. In fact, I don't usually play 3D big games, just play Warcraft and the like, 8600mgt and overclocking is enough.

The next upgrade considers the Samsung 830 SSD, and then buy an optical drive bracket for the current 500G hard disk and remove the optical drive. After all, now the upgrade is also thinking that the replacement accessories can be useful in the future,SSD even if I F8SV completely abandoned or only used as a netbook for my dad in the future,SSD can still be removed and replaced with a new computer。

Given that this notebook is already old, a comprehensive upgrade is actually unreliable, and the old chipset of PM965 has little potential to dig into. A new notebook is better than it for three or four thousand dollars. So to put it simply, the main thing is to try to spend as little money as possible to make it workable.

1。It doesn't matter if the graphics card burns, the F8SV 8600GT graphics card is a separate graphics card with MXM interface, and there is no need to change the motherboard. Go to ** search, there are those for sale, but it is estimated that it will cost 500+, which is quite expensive.

Compared to other new laptops, the optical drive is an old-fashioned IDE interface, and your original hard drive cannot continue to be used through the optical drive rack. So if you want to use an SSD, you can only use SSD + mobile hard disk, which is very inconvenient and not recommended, unless you have the money to exchange for a large SSD.

3。Add a DDR2,667 2G memory, cabbage price, you can buy 800 if you can't buy it, but it will be automatically downclocked to 667, because the motherboard does not support 800 memory.

First of all, the CPU is the 8300 of the 8 series or the T9500 of the 9 series, and the performance is roughly close to the earliest generation of Core i3However, this kind of second-hand CPU is not easy to buy and extremely expensive, last year, when I went to ** to find it, 9500 actually offered 700!

The graphics card is simpler, F8 is a discrete graphics card, with an independent slot, and it is roughly 600 if it is replaced by 9500, but the performance is roughly the level of today's Intel IVB series built-in graphics cards......

Even if the hard disk and memory are strengthened, they will not have a new performance in operation, in short, because your book has been almost 5 years old, and it is more reasonable to scrap it.

My own NB, N75yi245SL-SL, in less than two months, how you can upgrade is not as good as mine, the cost and time can be upgraded, and there is no cost performance at all. My NB is 5K5 short of a mosquito. Wait for 4G memory to generally reach 99 yuan when the memory is added, and then when most of the hard disks of the SSD are less current, consider using SSD (at least in the following, in order to save power than the original hard disk will consider using SSD).

Sell it directly as second-hand, upgrade costs a lot and most of the laptop graphics cards are soldered to the motherboard, and buy a new notebook again.

You think too much.,08 9600 machine,Now 1000 is sold and no one wants it.。。。 Upgrade? Whether there are accessories or not is a problem. Besides, the graphics card and CPU are all directly soldered to the motherboard, and individuals can't get it. Buy a new one

Whether this is your original configuration or the upgraded configuration, it is behind n generations... Even if you upgrade the configuration, you can't buy 1000 for a new machine

T7300U is already very good, architecture, two slows are good, but the frequency is slightly lower, and the effect is not much after upgrading to high-frequency T7600. Look at the U of the T9300, the upgradeability of the ASUS is not bad. The graphics card burned up normally, the graphics card of the GF8600, (

The graphics card can be upgraded to 9300m, but the performance is not improved much. It is more feasible to upgrade the memory hard disk, ** it is not expensive, and the upgrade is also obvious. 2G memory is still small with win7, go up to 4G, change two 2G group dual channels.

It is enough to upgrade the hard drive to 500g. It's up to you to upgrade your determination and money. It's not a good idea to change you and graphics cards.

On the contrary, F8 seems to be a discrete graphics card version, which is easy to change.

There isn't much need to upgrade. Memory can choose 2x2 CPU, there is no need to change the chip of the 965 here.

T7300The performance is not bad Just try to choose a higher one on the graphics card chip that can be matched, but this cost... It's embarrassing, if you want to configure the old one, you can directly change to a new computer, you go and ask the local replacement graphics card**.

Okay, my previous computer was also an ASUS F8, so I'll tell you about my upgrade path. First of all, I replaced the processor and chose the t9600 pins are consistent with the t7300 and support overclocking, the memory can only be ddr2 800, this relationship is not very big, the hard disk can also not be replaced, the graphics card of mine is hd5470, it can only be hard soldered, but I don't recommend it, because it will be incompatible. You can change to a larger hard drive.

Add up to more than 1,000. I switched memory modules and processors.

Brother, no matter how valuable the book was back then, the graphics card was burned, do you still want to upgrade it again? How do you rise? This is not a desktop, you can upgrade the desktop at will, your notebook, his space is so big, you can't change it to another board, you can only use the current model of the motherboard, 08 years of notebook, can you still buy a new motherboard?

How much does it cost? Can your CPU be upgraded to i3 i5 i7? Can't you?

Your memory is DDR2 generation, you can upgrade to DDR3 generation? Can't you? If you can upgrade it, you can change the memory to a larger one, and the hard disk to a larger one, or you can upgrade it to T9400 if you don't get an SSD or CPU?

If you can go up to 9400, that's really better than i3! Do you calculate, how much does it cost to go down to the motherboard, memory, hard disk, CPU? Is it worth it?

Just change to a new one, if you don't upgrade, just change the motherboard, and change a larger memory can also be used all the time! Upgrades are not recommended!

Brother, seeing the configuration you wrote later, I think you should directly change the motherboard, upgrade the memory to 2G*2 This is 4G memory, and the hard disk is more than 500G, which is enough.

If you increase the memory, your machine will only be able to reach 4G.

Your T7300's CPU is still pretty good, this machine can't go up!

This machine is good enough, fast enough. My upgrade suggestion is.

Add 64G SSD, install the system with common programs, and increase the speed of use several times. ￥400；

Remove the optical drive, put the optical drive rack, install your original hard disk or put your new hard disk in, or you have a mobile hard disk can be used like this, your 160g is small after all, you can play as a mobile hard disk: 50;

If you need to use an optical drive, buy an external optical drive case 50;

Memory for 2*2G; ￥100

In this way, your computer is fast enough, and it can deal with it for a few years, and win7 will not seem slow before it is eliminated. (not playing 3D game case).

Don't add the CPU, and the maximum T9900 can't bring much speed. Far less effective than hard disk memory. Unless you have a lot of money and you want to buy it.

The hard disk I suggest to upgrade, and these boxes are not a waste of your money, and you can use these things to change computers in the past 2 years.

It's the same for both of us, and I've upgraded a lot of accessories. Let's talk about my upgrade experience, the motherboard is not easy to upgrade, after all, you can't put it in if you buy a new motherboard with a different shape. The CPU can be upgraded to 7500, but the graphics card is still not upgraded, 9500MGT is the vest of 8600MGT, 9600MGT has a high frequency and high heat, so it is not recommended.

If the memory is recommended by the XP system, it is recommended to upgrade to 3G, and the win7 system can be upgraded to 4G (XP to 4G will become unsolvable without a graphics card driver, win7 is higher than 4G memory has not been used). The hard disk can be upgraded to 500g7200rpm or 1t5400rpm. The optical drive depends on the interface and voltage, which is within the tolerance range of the computer.

The most important point!!

It is strongly recommended that the graphics card go to the official after-sales service to replace, otherwise the graphics card will not be found due to BIOS incompatibility problems!!

Hello question about the CPU upgrade.

1. From a theoretical point of view, it is usually possible to upgrade the CPU. The CPU of most computers is a separate part, which is installed on the CPU interface of the motherboard, so the CPU can be upgraded; However, there are also some computers whose CPU and motherboard are integrated together and cannot be removed, and if this is the case, the CPU cannot be upgraded.

2. Based on the actual situation, it is not recommended to upgrade the CPU. Because upgrading the CPU involves many factors, in addition to the need to consider that the CPU to be upgraded meets the requirements of the motherboard, such as: socket type, core code, bus frequency, core voltage and other technical factors, you also need to consider heat dissipation, motherboard BIOS and other factors.

The CPU can only be upgraded if all the requirements are met, but the performance gain is very limited.

3. From the point of view of cost performance, the CPU is usually expensive, but the performance improvement of the computer is very limited, so it is not recommended to upgrade the CPU

Thank you for your great support.