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Changing CPU in Inspiron 6400

Proxy · 2007-07-28 12:35:09

Hi, I've just bought a new Inspiron 6400 from Dell, and i've only now realised i've ordered the wrong processor (I have the Dual Core 2 T5300 1.73Ghz). Is it possible for me to to replace this with a more powerful DC2 chip, or it another Dell Lost Cause? Thanks...

28-07-2007 12:35pm

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Hi,

I've just bought a new Inspiron 6400 from Dell, and i've only now realised i've ordered the wrong processor (I have the Dual Core 2 T5300 1.73Ghz). Is it possible for me to to replace this with a more powerful DC2 chip, or it another Dell Lost Cause? Thanks...

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#2 28-07-2007 3:51pm

8T8

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It's a laptop you can't change it unless you happen to have another mobile Core 2 chip ready and even then you would have to disassemble your laptop it's just not worth it unless you know what your doing in this area.

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#3 29-07-2007 10:34am

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Probably cost more money than it's worth to do it 'spose. Cheers 8T8.

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