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You could add thermal pad onto chipset and charging coil to potentially stop the shutdown with heavy use.. they are probably the things getting hottest and causing shutdown.

It looks like that laptop motherboard has a place for a GPU which means you could probably get a cooler from a model that had one, that would definitely be something to look into since you upgraded the cpu to a higher tdp model

Can i have that old cpu my friend has an older cpu and needs an upgrade

you are not a windows user?

is the i7 3840qm or 3620m compatible in hp pavilion g6?

Where did this channel go

My dream laptop Edit: i realised it have a msata slot lol now i want it 🦖🦖🦖 Edit2: i realised i dont have any money soo ill just ✈✈✈✈✈

can you coreboot it ?

why you are wasting so much electricity by using this fu*** laptop

The i7-3720qm in my 15” dell latitude e6530 is removable too!

It looks like there a vacant gpu "slot". If you have the skills to solder a gpu and vram on it, it would prolly be the "ultimate upgrade"

did you just change a CPU without removing the battery? lmao

that laptop after the upgrade is worse than my iphone 11.

cyberpunk on ultra i guess

Nice work! I have an observation; were those 'right-angle' markings on the underside of the heatsink raised? If so, you're not going to get any real contact between the die and the cpu. I'm hoping those were just marks though!

but can it beat intel n100

wow the ram ssd and cpu are 10 times more expensive than the laptop is worth...the intel hd 3000 is so outdated now...not usable anymore....better buy a laptop with better specs than that....

keep posting please!

Let's not mention the ram name lmaf

I have a Fujitsu Lifebook A574/M and the CPU is 100% upgradeable

i know this video is old BUT i need to tell you that my ideapad z370 came up as having 8gb ram max support on the website last i looked. i threw in 16 and still ran like a charm :)

U can put Ivy Bridge CPUs in this thing no problem. Also, u probably did a bad job instaling that CPU heatsink, maybe u used too little mounting pressure.

can i do this with my medion ayoka? (s3409)

Upgrading the cpu in a laptop in <current year> is a fantasy!! i really miss the days where you could repair and upgrade almost everything you bought.

now plug both of the wires at the same time

nonono edge thinkpads suckss

i have a e530. It does remarkably well. i ended up giving it to my mom for her office work

Pointless upgrade

"Why make laptops cpu upgradable when you can make a whole new laptop with little upgrades" - Computer manufacturers

OMG the thermal paste overflow is messing with my OCD

Something that could help with temps might be to try and find the cooler that is for the model with the GPU. It will likely have an extra heat pipe or a bigger one, and it'll generally offer a higher thermal mass.

Can your shitty 1 heat pipe cooling even handle 45w?🤣🤣🤣

Parece uma cobertura de bolo.

People forget, until post circa 2010, laptops coming with socketed CPU's and ram enabling full upgrades was standard practice across the industry for decades. Now such a thing is sold to you as a gimmick for a much higher price by bespoke companies while the main bulk of producers use vastly cheaper production methods of soldering direct to board, which also ensures the product is destined for landfill much sooner than needed.

They let you upgrade cpu until Intel 4000 4th gen haswell

Wurrkos Hd15 seems like it does everything you want?And at $50 bucks

I guess you gave up on your RUclips channel. Oh well.

I got the 420s for a 5er the other day

I remember my dad purchasing a bunch of these things close to like 2010 and installing linux on them all and giving them to each of us 6 kids. Never really liked linux as a kid as our main stations all had windows 10 so I was always trying to run things through wine and never could.

Didn't remove the battery before installing the parts 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

You probably applied too much of that thermal paste.🤣🤣 One more your motherboard may support 32gb of ram but the cpu itself doesn't. Also the Cpu doesn't support 1600mhz of speed. It just 1333 mhz max.

You probably applied too much of that thermal paste.🤣🤣

"Quite uncommon on modern laptops" its actually inexistent there is no modern laptop with a replaceable cpu.

installing that shitty firehazard short prone usb c charging port is the worst choice man

actually you can upgrade the thing better with an onboard extra memory ram and a dedicated gpu of your choice by filling that blank canvas on the lower left corner of the pcb

hell yes!, i love upgradable laptops, huge shame their soo rare nowadays. i had a toshiba techra r700, 250gb hdd, 4gb single chanel, i5-460m, upgraded it to 8gb duel chanel, 500gb ssd, and an i7-640m, HUGE upgrade, but unfortounatly still a duel core cpu so still wasnt good by modern standards. that laptop relied on cpu graphics... the QM cpus for that socket didnt have integrated graphics so had to get a boring duel core.

When laptops were meant to outlive the company that bought it for its workers

that is a $20 CPU

When you said a "a faulty Hard Drive" I was like: Yep, another Seagate HDD. Without knowing it is a Seagate. Now I don't know if it is a reliability issue with Seagate HDDs‚ or if I am lucky with WD‚ but in the last 15 years I've had 5 Seagate HDDs dying on me (5 out of 7‚ that died in like 2 - 3 years). In those last 15 years I've used a mix of Seagate and WD and only 2 out of 10 WD HDDs died (one of them was pretty much my fault‚ the other one gave up after almost 7 yrs). Right now, I still have 2 Seagate HDDs that I use for CCTV recording‚ both have 500 GB‚ and are almost 7 yrs old. The other 8 WD HDDs are 500 GB and 1TB‚ with an age between 8 and 12 yrs and still no sign of wanting to die.

I'd buy a modern laptop like that in a heartbeat especially if it can run plugged without a battery!