Can my ASUS F8SG be on the T9300 U motherboard is PM965

Theoretically, mine is also an x9000 for 965

Isn't it enough to install everest?

Probell is not the only software that can check the temperature of your system

The 965 motherboard supports T-series CPUs, up to all of the following.

What you asked is also what I want to know, I don't know if my brother has changed now. What CPU to change? My motherboard chipset is the same as yours.

I'm a V3802TX from HP Compaq Presario V3700 series. Many places say that the highest T9500 is said

The highest support T9500, in fact, it would be good to install T9300, and it is cost-effective.

No problem,,, if it doesn't work, just flash a BIOS. Small kiss

My configuration is the same as yours, DV2621TX, I brushed the BIOS on HP's official website, replaced it with T9300, and tested it for 2 days, everything is normal.

Theoretically, the main thing is that the number of pins is the same, and the interface is the same, which can be directly inserted, but there are also special ones, such as the third and second generation processors may not be recognized when they are plugged into each other on the 7 series and 6 series motherboards, and they have to update the BIOS to solve the problem!

Now I've seen PM965 successfully replace the CPU up to T9300

No Quad Core Quad Core requires i7 to be too far away from your motherboard's age.

This is my upgrade laptop CPU, copied from the store. Refer to it.

Seems to be up to T9500

Rare stuff, it should be fine, the T9500 is already fine. There must be something that can be used, just enough, rare things, not necessarily easy to buy.

The x9000 is already top-of-the-line, it's dual-core, so there's no quad-core.

No, because the maximum CPU supported at the time of the release of the notebook motherboard only supported the dual-core CPU, the 4-core CPU was not yet out at that time.

Your laptop motherboard only supports 65nm, and there is no 4-core CPU in all notebook CPUs

CPU, memory, hard disk, and graphics card can all be upgraded.

CPU, up to T9500, other T9300 T8300 T8100 T7700 T7500 can be upgraded.

RAM, are you a single 1G or two 512MB?

If it's a single 1G, just add a 2G one, and you can upgrade to 4G directly if you have a large budget.

Hard disk, change to a 7200 rpm, the specific capacity is determined by yourself.

The graphics card is more troublesome, and only after brushing the BIOS can you support some graphics cards with higher performance, such as HD2600, 9650MGT These graphics cards, if you don't know how to brush the BIOS, and you don't want to take risks, you still have to give up upgrading the graphics card.

The memory has risen to 2G, and the current applications consume memory; I don't know if you have enough hard disk, if it's enough, you don't need to upgrade, just tidy it up regularly, if it's not enough, change it to a 320g 5400 rpm, and then replace the hard disk for mobile hard disk; As for the rest, there is no need to change it.

Upgrade CPU, memory, hard disk, and nothing else!

。。The PM965 motherboard supports T9300 and T9500 processors, which can be installed and upgraded, so you don't have to worry.

It's your hard drive's problem.

The old hard drive would be slow to read data, and now that the game is so big, it will definitely get stuck.

You use Game Optimizer to optimize it and it won't be so stuck.

If you can't get in, start the task manager and turn it off.,And then go in again.,The second time you get in, it won't be so stuck.,My Dell is the same,

Clean up antivirus optimization Trojans.

For configuration problems, it is recommended to try a different computer.

It could be a problem with your hard drive

This is normal, there is a problem with a bunch of files in the system.

Your best solution is to reinstall the system.

Reinstall the motherboard driver with the ASUS driver (which will include the network card driver).