Can a laptop change the CPU

Notebook processors are generally integrated and soldered to the motherboard and do not support replacement and upgrading. The actual situation needs to be confirmed by the specific model, and only a few models can replace the upgraded processor.

The laptop can change the CPU, but it is not recommended to change the CPU

1. The supply is very small, and the supply is high. At present, most notebooks are used by Intel and AMD, and there are not too many types of processors to choose from under the same type of motherboard chipset, and the space for natural upgrades will be relatively small, plus the retail supply of notebook processors is very small, and the ** is also high. So if there is no particular need, a processor upgrade is not a great option.

2. Even if there is a CPU to buy, you need to be very careful in the purchase of the CPU, because the knowledge and mystery are much higher than the CPU in the desktop. For example, for the same model, there will be no less than 5 ways to choose, under the same series of naming, but there are different motherboards to support, very confusing, so the correct choice of CPU has become the biggest problem in upgrading the notebook.

3. Although the disassembly of laptops is becoming more and more simple, it is still not simple to disassemble the CPU, because no matter how simple the notebook structure CPU will be installed with a radiator, many radiators are connected to the motherboard, and at the same time entangled with many wires, it is difficult for consumers who are not familiar with computers and often disassemble their laptops to take out the CPU to replace. You should also be careful when replacing it to avoid irreparable damage to the CPU. So it's very troublesome, it's better to replace the hard drive directly.

The memory came in earnest.

The first is to understand the interface of the CPU, and use the software to view the situation of the CPU, mainly looking at the interface and power consumption. The replacement CPU must match the power consumption and interface. The second is to look at the chipset of the CPU, which must be supported by the motherboard to use normally.

The second step is to disassemble the machine, if you are not familiar with the whole disassembly process, it is recommended not to disassemble it yourself. It's okay to ask someone for help. If you want to disassemble it yourself, you can refer to the disassembly tutorial.

The first is to remove the screws on the back, so that the optical drive and memory hard disk can be removed. Then remove the keyboard to remove the front screws. (Some have to dismantle the monitor, some don't) removing the motherboard is the process of replacing the CPU.

Remove the radiator and wipe the silicone off the radiator. By the way, clean up the radiator fan, which is also considered to clean up the dust by the way (so you can send it to the repair shop to replace the CPU when cleaning the dust).

Remove the CPU by screwing the lock of the CPU to the open position. Place the new CPU flat on top and screw it on.

Apply the silicone evenly to the CPU and additionally to the graphics chip of the computer. Press the radiator up (don't screw it just yet, let the silicone come into full contact.)

Tighten the radiator screws, then look at each screw and install the radiator securely.

Finally, the entire computer is restored. Run your computer and update the drivers. If the PC is functioning normally, this will do. Personally, it is recommended that if you don't have your own disassembly process, go to the repair shop and say clean up the dust and replace the CPU by the way.

Of course you can, it's better to change to the mobile version, otherwise it will be too hot to stand.

You can change it! If you have not disassembled the machine, it is recommended that you find a professional to replace it.