Installing Intel T9900 CPU in Dell Inspiron 1545
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- Опубликовано: 17 сен 2024
- In this video, I install a Intel Core™2 Duo Processor T9900 (6M Cache, 3.06 GHz, 1066 MHz FSB) into a Dell Inspiron 1545!
The Dell came with an Intel T4200. 
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The RAM score went up because you replaced a 2.2 GHz 800 FSB CPU with a 3.06 GHz 1066 FSB one.
Upvoted because this is very useful information for anyone with one of these. I've upgraded several 1545's with T9800 and T9900.
And the speed memory ram for upgrades should be the same 800mhz even if the fsb is increased for the new processor?
I have a toshiba a300 laptop with core2duo t3200 and planning to upgrade to t9900 will it work?
@@TinCole I don't think it will. You have the correct socket, but the T3200 is a 667 FSB processor, and those only ran in chipsets that won't support the 1066 FSB of a T9900. I'm almost certain that the best CPU that system can take is a C2D T9500, which is still a big improvement over a Pentium T3200. You could also try the Core 2 Extreme X9000, which is compatible but runs very hot, and I don't recommend it even though it is faster than the T9500 (2.8 vs. 2.6 GHz).
@@johncate9541 Thanks for the feedback. I googled it and some users got it working. I ordered a t9900 from aliexpress for 40bucks and I'll see lol. I'm really hoping it will work, like some other users reported on the internet, and the toshiba laptop a300 was sold in different variants of intel cpus.
t6400 to t9900 supported in 1545 or not?
Did something similar with my old trusty Dell 1545 as well. Upgraded the CPU to a T9800, installed 8 GBs of RAM at 800 MHz, and replaced the internal drive with a budget SSD. I even replaced the DVD drive with an HDD caddy, though I put it back again later as this laptop is the only thing left at home that can read DVDs on the rare occasion I need a CD/DVD reader.
It feels pretty much like a modern entry level laptop now, I'm so glad I put in the effort to upgrade it. I love how they used to build laptops to last. New laptops feel so disposable to me, with most (if not all) components soldered onto the motherboard & case closed with glue. Almost impossible to repair or upgrade. I'm looking forward to buying a 'Framework Laptop' when it becomes available in my area just for the potential longevity.
I swapped out the CPU to a T9900, installed a 900p screen, replaced the DVD with a caddy with a 1 GB HDD, installed a 512 GB SSD, and this one has the ATI Radeon 4330 graphics. It's pretty close at this point to a 1545 to the max. There was a 1080p option, but I didn't see the point on a 15.4" screen.
@@johncate9541 Cool, didn't know there were higher res replacement screens for 1545. 900p sounds like a pretty useful upgrade. Is it a TN panel, or found an IPS/VA somewhere?
The only problem with my laptop today is its battery, barely lasting 15 minutes (it's 12 years old so pretty much what I'd expect from li-ion cells). It's the only part I'm hesitant to replace from 3rd party generic manufacturer, don't want to wake up one morning and wonder why the house is on fire.
I upgraded my Sony Vaio VGN-FW590 series laptop to this T9900 CPU. And while it works perfectly fine the only issue is the cooling. Man that CPU get so damn hot if under heavy load. And I’ve had it nearly hit TJ MAX under heavy gaming load. I’m considering adding a copper pad on top of the CPU before I put back the heat sink.
how the everyday usage? such as browsing the internet, listening to spotify, deezer, youtube?
@@TinCole HI so since I never updated my original post, I did get the copper pads for the CPU and that took the temp down to 77 C at MAX load while running Prim 95 for 30 mins. So that's much better than what I had before. I don't use it everyday anymore since it's very old, but nowadays it really starting to show it's age. I can still do light web browsing just fine. RUclips 1080p is good but it can't do 4k. It stuggles to render the video and it will freeze. I know its the PC and not my internet because I don't have that issue with 4K videos on my desktop. Overall it's now 10 years old. And I got my money's worth out of that PC. Wish Sony still made good quality laptops. The new Vaios are in name only. They are made by some other company and the quality really went down.
Oh my god thank you for posting. I am in the middle of upgrading the exact same laptop as you and it's so hard to find ressources or any kind of info on Vaio's. Like you, I decided on going with the T9900 and my main concern was the TDP increase from 25W (Core 2 Duo P7450) to 35W but I guess that it works. You mention cooling issues during gaming and copper pad as a solution. Can you provide the model you bought to solve the heat problem ? I don't game on my laptop so I'll probably never hit max temp but better safe than sorry.
I've used my Inspiron 1545 with a Pentium T4400 and 3GB of RAM since I got it back in 2010. I'm going to buy 8GB of RAM and a Core 2 Duo T9900, which are pretty cheap for being maximum spec for this PC. I've stayed with this laptop and used it because I can tolerate slow speeds, but I can make my system run quite well, so it's not much of a problem. I _love_ the design of it, which is why I've never switched computers.
Investing around $180 is fine by me and I look forward to installing these components. I think this is certainly better than getting a new one, I really miss glossy, thick, heavy laptops (not the 1909s lap-crushers, but the mid-late-2000s laptops which make your lap warm, like a cat) and my Dell just _works_ well and I love it.
You cannot run 8GB on the Dell 1545. Maximum RAM is 4GB PC6400.
@@TheMisphit The maximum RAM is 4GB _per slot_ up to 800MHz.
@@toydotgame 4GB DDR2 Modules are very expensive to buy, especially in pairs
@@TheMisphit I am aware of this; I've bought 2 4GB sticks for my 1545 for around $180 AUD. My main point is that 8GB _will work_ in the PC, and others have done it.
Price is not _too_ much of a problem for me, the more annoying part is finding laptop sized sticks, and making sure they clock as slow as 800MHz, RAM has since gotten a lot faster, and 800MHz is harder and harder to find and buy.
I definitely agree with about the design. I really love how easy it is to swap out ram, cpu and hard drive and of course clean the fans. I bought 2x4gb 800 ram for 80euro, a 480gb ssd for 60euro and plan to get a used t9900 for 50euro. I don't mind spending 200euro on this laptop, especially since my brother just gave it to me when he upgraded. I'm still running windows 7 and I'm really loving the performance of this laptop.
The only downside is that you can't play the vast majority of games, but there are a few reallly good ones that can run just fine on lower graphics settings.
This guy should start a tech vlog...
Thanks for the video man.
Excellent cameraman
11:49 "YOU CAN NEVER HAVE TOO MUCH THERMAL PASTE"
YES YOU CAN AND YOU DID.
Thermal paste is a very poor heat conductor. It is used only to make a secure contact between the heat sink and the processor plate. You apply too much and it will act as an insulator. Pls apply only a small pea size amount.
Great job!
I have a 11 years old Dell Inspiron 1545 with a T9600 Processor, 4GB RAM and two 240GB SSD. I replaced my DVD drive by a Caddy and installed an other SSD on it. It runs Windows 10 fine. I intend install 8GB RAM, but it's very dificult to find 2X4GB DDR2 modules.
I just updated to windows 10 on my inspiron 1545 and it is so slow. I dont know why ☹
@@TheEric03041 i tried windows 10 for a while but it was slow too. I tried everything, although this was before i maxed out the ram and put in an ssd. I think it's just the drivers, they don't make them anymore for this laptop and they don't work well with win10. In the end i went back to windows 7, 8gb of ram + ssd and I'm extremely happy with the performance
@@emilyc9240 damn I shouldnt hv upgraded ti win10 now if i wanna go back to win7 i ll loose all data?
@@TheEric03041 I'm gonna migrate to pop os
@@TheEric03041 you don't ir you did it on time
thank you for that. I live in Brazil and have a Dell Inspiron 1545 from 2010 working great. A new laptop here is too expensive (aprox. US$850), and I was wondering what to do to make it last a few more years.
possuo o mesmo. Veio com T4400, 2gb de ram 667, hd de 240 e wifi padrão G de 54mbps e hoje está com o t9600, 4gb de ram 800mhz, um ssd de 120gb, um caddy de 500gb e um mini pci-e wifi padrão N (150mbps). Se o dolar baixar, coloco 8gb
@@fabianadecarvalho7944 Eu tenho um Itautec N8635, 4GB, HD 320 com um T6600. Queria colcoar um T9xxx qualquer, mas o preço dos usados no Brasil estão absurdamente caros.
@@fabianadecarvalho7944 Opa, fez a atualizaçao para 8gb ?
I hate to sound like a hater, but shouldn't you have removed battery first and hounded yourself when first picking up the CPU?
I'm getting to do the same upgrades to mine did ram and SSD already, thanks for the video!
Yup, you're completely right and i'm really glad you said this!
Great video! Thanks for this information
I put one in an Asus K66IC instead of the stock T4400, up to 8 Gb of DDR II Ram, a crucial 500 Go SSD and i use it with Android 9 - 64 bit it's just a new yougness for my laptop. I've tested Win 10 also not bad at all. Very comfortable for multimedia purpose and working.
I'm watching this on my 10 year old Inspiron 1545 with the T4300 and 4gb ram.
Legend
@@BenDoesCoolStuff I purchased a T9900, a 8gb ram kit, and a EXP GDC expresscard pci-e adapter for a graphics card. I'm going to see how well this holds up.
Bboyman1150 that is absolutely epic. Sounds awesome. I’m wishing you the best!
I have the t4200 and 3gb ram. I've ordered 4g for it and am considering changing the processor. It's my spare laptop at the mo but am considering making it my work laptop. I'm an online teacher so want it to be reliable. Also want to have 2 reliable laptops just in case one fails.
@@kieronimo1 Upgrading to an SSD is the best upgrade you can make to this computer. I would recommend that before changing the CPU.
I'm going to buy a Dell Ispiron 1545, and I plan to upgrade the RAM, to an 8GB stick, so I'll get 10GB RAM, and after a while I'll change the processor to the T9900, this video took my doubts.
Amazing man! It would be good more RAM, I think. 🍺😎👌 Greetings from Germany!
Unfortunately 4GB (DDR2) is the maximum that it can run (the laptop that is, the CPU can run up to 8GB though in DDR3 laptops)
Yep! I'm using 8gb ram and it was a big improvement
@@TheMisphit The Inspiron 1545 has two RAM slots; and the service manual says that they are both 800MHz DDR2 SO-DIMM slots with a maximum capacity of 4GB. That would be a total of 8GB of RAM.
Many people I know have successfully upgraded their RAM to 8GB in the 1545, including the uploader of this video.
The way you've made your comment confuses me as if you knew that it is 4GB _per slot_ or 4GB _overall_ - I can't tell. If you thought the latter, that's not the case - fortunately. 8GB RAM is supported by most of the stock CPUs the laptop comes with (For example mine came with a Pentium T4400) along with the maximum CPU (Core 2 Duo T9900) also supporting 8GB.
8gb could be nice, but at the prices people are asking for it, heeeeell no. Anything over $40 for decade old ram is mindblowing, let alone the $120+ people are asking (and apparently paying) for two 4gb sticks.
My goal is something like watching Netflix in full screen on an older computer when I order another processor. The personal experience is more valuable.
The video is great, but the camera was shaking a lot
Nice tutorial A+
I think you can put a t9900 on a 2009-10 A1342 Macbook also. FSB matches, socket matches, power is ok.
Good Jobe bro
Mine came with a pentium, is that t9900 the max cpu for that laptop, can it hold 64 bit os? Can you leave us a link to that processor?
I'm using a Pentium T4400 that came with it.
My operating system is currently 64-bit.
The maximum CPU the Inspiron 1545 can handle is a Core 2 Duo T9900. (There are two more processors which fit the socket of this laptop; but they aren't any faster and they use more power than the computer gives - so they wouldn't work anyway...) See www.cpu-upgrade.com/CPUs/Intel/Pentium_Dual-Core_Mobile/T4400.html for the list of CPUs that fit that socket.
A look around on eBay will show you some kind-of sketchy, but apparently reputable sellers who sell T9900s; I found one here for ~$70.00 (USD) with the eBay item number `124398295829` (I'm not going to put in the full link because it's huge. To find a product by item number, just search the number I gave in the eBay search bar at the top)
The T9900 is a 64-bit CPU too, and I believe it's ever so slightly more power efficient too; but that doesn't matter in a computer this old, my battery only lasts 50 minutes. I think there are some other more technical improvements aside from the clock speed improvement up to 3.06GHz too...
more 1545 vids! Upgrade it to wifi 6 and bluetooth lol or stick an nvme hardrive in the slot lol
hi John, I have Dell Latitude e5500 currently running core 2 duo P8700 2.53Ghz. Can I upgrade the cpu to core 2 extreme or if not T9900?
My inspiron 1545 originally came with a T4400
Mine too! I'm also planning to upgrade the CPU to a T9900 and get 8GB of RAM. I'm also thinking of getting a WD Blue SSD for even more speed, especially when booting the computer.
Hopefully with these upgrades my 2009 laptop can compete with 2020 laptops - the only drawback being the GPU.
:)
@@toydotgame Yeah the GPU for my Inspiron is a Intel GM45.
That means it can't basically run multiple programs at the same time with the stock specs.
@@lukas0000 It can _run_ multiple applications at a time; but actually having it be usable? No.
From my experience this varies though. I can have a few Firefox tabs, Spigot, and Discord all open and it runs okay; but sometimes I get huge slowdowns basically at random.
@@toydotgame And yeah my Inspiron reaches a temperature of 86°C at max.
Its worth? Dell 1545 intel pentium dual core 2.0 ghz to t9900 3.06 should upgrade 26$ ? In 2024 for normal office use ?
Only for fun/hobby, if you need something for office use, get a Macbook Air.
Hi, I'm Silverio from Argentina. How lucky you have been, congratulations on such a descriptive video. A question: I have a Dell Inspiron 1525 laptop with A17 Bios update, with Interl Core 2 duo T7100 - 1.80 / 1M / 800 processor. As you received from Ebay a T9600 - 2.80 / 6M / 1066 processor. I did exactly what you did on that laptop; but the computer boots up and shows only the power light and nothing else, the screen goes black. I have tried various things. Relieve static by removing the battery, disconnecting the AC cable and pressing the start button for 15/20 seconds to discharge the static. I have checked the Bios and I think everything is correct. Can you tell me if this T9600 processor is compatible with the Inspiron 1525? If it is, then they put the dog in me, as we say in Argentina jahhh! and the processor does not work. Do you have any solution? I will appreciate your prompt response if you have it. What a pandemic and cordial virtual greeting. :)>
Hi Silverio, thanks for your comment! I am sorry to hear that you're having issues with this. The first thing I would try, is to replace the OLD processor if you still have it, and make sure everything still works correctly.
If the old processor still works in the computer (T7100), it may be a faulty new processor (T9600), or something may have been installed incorrectly. If this is the case, you can try to re-seat it and re-install.
If the old processor fails, this could mean that something else happened during your installation, such as ram or wires disconnecting, or (god forbid) something shorted on the motherboard.
You said you can access the bios, which is a good sign. Are you able to see processor information in the bios? This could mean that the OS needs to be replaced (you could try booting into linux from a live USB to test). Sometimes Windows acts strange when changing hardware.
Try this, and let me know. I wish you luck!
I did the exact same as shown in the video. Same laptop, same CPU. Pressed the power button, the power light flashed and went out and turned on. Heard the harddisk run for a few seconds. Then it stopped. Screen is blank. Laptop does not load. Bought a used CPU online. Help please!!
Hi Moeed, I replied to your comment on my other video with this machine! Hope it helps!
After doing this changes does it work for video editing? I have the same model and I'm debating whether I should buy me a new one for video editing or try this. Hope you can answer. Thanks!
Although it does work for some light video editing, if you are working with footage shot from modern day cameras, such as 4k 60fps footage, I wouldn't recommend using it as a workstation. This computer is great, but it is still limited in what it can do (it's over 10 years old!). Another thing to be concerned about is the heat. This processor can get pretty hot, and overheating may be an issue with video editing.
With that said, it does work surprisingly well with footage 720p and under. I've tested this myself. So if you can find the processor for cheap, and are working with lower-quality footage, you should be okay. If you're doing some serious work, you're definitely going to want a newer machine though!
Video editing and applications like Blender and Unity aren't going to be the best - even with max CPU, RAM and a new SSD. The problem is the GPU of the laptop, it's not replaceable. And it's not great either. It was designed for work with documents and web browsing, not games and video editing.
I'd say you could still get along with doing some light editing though...
Not bad man.
I have this laptop and I am using it from the past 8 years. Problem within this laptop is that 1. It struggles while playing videos online. I can't watch 720p 60fps youtube videos in any browser. 2nd CPU usage goes up quickly whenever I load any website. 3. You just can't do editing work.. Simple editing takes hours. I want to know how much it will enhance the performance after upgrading the CPU.
Yes man I can't watch 720p 60fps too, I will upgrade mine to a T9900.
How much of a difference did it make ?? Is it worth it or do I just go t8300 or something like that because you can’t upgrade gpu can you cheers for the vid
Or p8800, p8700
The difference is night and day. It feels like a brand new computer, besides the graphics drawbacks. Although, I should note that also have 4gb ram in this machine, and more importantly, I also have an SSD.
Frankly, out of all upgrades you can do with this machine, an SSD makes the biggest difference. Invest in an SSD before the CPU. I already had an SSD, and wanted to upgrade more, so I got the CPU.
This processor cost me $60 on eBay and for me, this was much better than buying a new machine.
If you also have a T4200, then a T8300/T8700/T8800 would be a great upgrade, and probably worth it.
Replacing it is fun too!
cheers dude mine has 4gb ram too .Iv ordered a Samsung evo SSD and a new 9cell battery still not sure on the cpu :(
wish a i3 would work lol think i will buy the 8800 thanks for the help
just got a t9600 for £5 Winning
growfishgrow badass dude!!! 🤣
where did you buy that processor?
You can get them on eBay but they aren't cheap.
Hello good video, the game left for dead 2 works, how much video do you have I managed to upload it to 128m, before it was 32m
hi, I know the video is old and maybe you don't even see the comment but I have a samsung notebook (r430) with an intel t6600, this processor has intel integrated graphics and i didn't find anything about it with t9900, can you tell me if this model has it or would i need an egpu?
Orange triangle is called “pin 1”.
Hey mate, did you notice your cpu fan running more? And also harder? As soon as I got my old T6400 it goes back to normal
Did u check the wattage??? It could be because a higher end processor puts out more heat.... So the fan I always running at maximum speed to compensate for the heat... It could also be an issue with ur cooling assembly
T9900 funciona no leptop LG R405A?
Fernando Henrique, você pode saber que pesquisando no google o seguinte: nome do seu processador + upgrade cpu.
Nessa primeira página você verá as especificações do seu processador e abaixo você verá outros processadores que são compatíveis. Certifique-se de que o seu processador não seja BGA e que entre o novo processador e o que você vai instalar não haja muita diferença de potência. Saudações!
@@rodrigofunes1607 atualmente esta com t2330
@@fernandohfamaral Eu entendo. Então você pode instalar um Core 2 Duo T7800 no máximo
@@fernandohfamaral T2330 -> core 2 duo T9300, T9500 //
RAM 1gb (slot#1)+2gb (slot#2) DDR2-667
Hi... I tried it with my Asus K5DIN from t6500 2.1gb to T9900 and it didn't work. Do you have any idea what I should do? I tried to update my Bios and doesn't worked.
only work if the bios is configured for this processor
What bios version are you on
Hi, congrat! what is the original chipset?
4ssh0l3!!!
Does T9900 work on the LG R405A leptop?
i have that same laptop its a solide consummer machine but the only trouble ihave is my screen has a black ink spot on it and its a ccfl screen and the screen for this laptop is hard to find and really exspensive
I'm pretty sure you can convert it to the LED version. I've seen tutorials for that before.
i have this laptop and it’s just absolute shit. it’s very very slow and i’ve tried so many things to fix it, but no matter what nothing seems to work. i cant even multitask, use programs such as adove flash, or even open up more than 1 tab
If you have the version with the Celeron CPU, it's useless. The only way to use it now is to replace it with a Core 2 Duo. If you have a C2D and it still runs poorly, there's something else wrong, probably with Windows itself.
@@kyotosghost really i can. its got 8 gb of ram and a ssd
@@johncate9541 no i put a core 2 duo in it a while back
Hey Mate, I also have a Dell Inspiron 1545 laptop with processor T3400. Can i upgrade it with T9900?
You should be able to!
first update the bios
@@fabianadecarvalho7944 updating bios is necessary? I have a10 bios.
I just bought CrucialMX500 500GB SSD in my Dell inspiron 1545 and installed windows 10 but display view is not good. Dell website is saying that it does not support windows10. Can someone help me with this?
Your camera is so dizzying... I gave up...im having nausea
is that THE ZombieCrusherLive?!
Hi, I have a inspiron 1420 and i wanna replace the Intel T5550 667mhz for this one just te diference will be 667mhz to 1066mhz probably not work
Hi , I’m like you , i have a celeron 925 with a 800mhz fsb & I wanted to upgrade to a t9900 but t9900 is 1066 mhz , if U found any thing about it tell me please
Did you install an ssd also?
yes, i have in my
Can you also get those necessary components via Amazon? I don't have ebay... 😬 I'm just not technical at all and I want to upgrade my inspiron without buying a totally new laptop... 🙏
I don't believe there are any Core 2 Duo T9900s on Amazon. eBay will be your only option. Anyway, to buy off of eBay - all I believe you need is a credit/debit card or PayPal, it's not bad.
You are on the right track for upgrading your Inspiron like I am. With maximum RAM (8GB) and a T9900 (3.06 GHz), it'll be up to par with some modern-day computers. The only problem with upgrading the 1545 is that the GPU can't be upgraded; so you're stuck at that, which will make modern-day games and GPU-intensive programs - like Unity, Unreal Engine, Blender, and basically all video editors - all very hard and slow to use.
@@toydotgame hm, I'm stuck... I think I'll just remain with the old one first... 🤷🏻♀️😪
Can i install a normal dd2 ram 800 or it must be a sodimm ram !!
I have a celeron single core 800mhz fsb , can I upgrade it to t9900 which is 1066mhz fsb? , so the main question is ( can I upgrade from 800 mhz fsb to 1066mhz fsb) ????
it depends on the motherboard chipset. The chipset can be viewed through the CPU-Z program (Mainboard page) -> GM965? GL40? GM45 ?.
Which laptop model?
How has it been holding up since the upgrade? Someone gave me a 1545 and i was thinking of doing the same thing and updating the ram.
4GB is the maximum. If you want it to be MUCH faster upgrade the hard drive to SSD
8gb is the max for this laptop. I went from 4gb to 6gb and noticed a difference but then i went to 8gb and i noticed a big difference. I then put in an ssd and that was the icing on the cake
@@emilyc9240 Did you upgrade the processor too? I have stock processor and 4 gb ram. If i upgrade to 8 gb is it worth it? I just want it to be faster. Its too slow with windows 10.
Hey man. I know this is an old video, and probably wont even get a reply. I was wondering, do you remember what was your motherboard Chipset? I would also like to upgrade my laptop processor.
- With "CPU-Z" i get Intel GM45/GM47 (Southbridge: 82801IM (ICH9-M)), which would allows me to install T9900 too.
- With "EVEREST" i get Intel GM45 (Cantiga-GM) with max FSB800, which sets me back at only T9500.
- With "HWiNFO64" and "SiSoftware Sandra Lite" it only tells Intel GM45 (Cantiga-GM), again T9900... LOL
Hey man, I downloaded both cpu-z and everest on my machine, hopefully this data helps.
CPU-Z gives the exact same as you:
GM45/GM47 Southbridge: 82801IM (ICH9-M)
Everest gives me:
Cantiga GM45, supported FSB includes FSB1066, and my effective clock is FSB1066.
@@BenDoesCoolStuff Hey man, thanks for your quick reply. "EVEREST" is indeed playing tricks on me with its max 800MHz FSB. I guess, I'll look for very cheap 1066MHz FSB Processor like T9400 and do the test. Cheers
@@ytsbooth man I am in the same situation now. Have you tried the T9400? Did it work?
@@thiagotocs Hey, yeah, it totally worked perfectly. I don't know what's up with these programs identifying the chipset differently, but the T9400 has been working without any issues. Make sure to use a nice thermal paste (I used Thermal Grizzly Kryonaut, maybe overkill, but I bought it cheap). Never had any Heat problem. The Best upgrade was SSD after. Boa sorte.
i have a hp 640 with pentium t4500, can i upgrade?
t6400 to t9900 supported in 1545 or not?
Where to get T9900 cpu 😭
Why do you keep the hat on your head, it is too cold in the room??Or do you have some health problems?? Seriously talking, not a joke.🤔🤔😂😂😉
Packaging challenged?
stop shaking
Did u buy it on eBay?
If i have t4300 processor,will it run on t9900???
Chip gm45
Hello my friend I have a Toshiba Satellite A200 and i want to change cpu to t9900 will it work?
That depends what one it already has in it, try googling your CPU with the word "upgrade" written after it and see what it says on cpu-upgrade.com
@@TheMisphit i changed my idea because it's very expensive here
@@y.t.1320 Yes because it's an old laptop it would just be cheaper to sell it and buy a slightly more powerful one.
@@TheMisphit i agree
get the beast (external gpu)
Classic laptop? 🤣 Famously problematic for overheating due to flawed design, so what does he do? Installs a higher TDP cpu 🤦♂️ Your ram score went up because you went from an 800 fsb to a 1066 one
Just use laptop cooler below the laptop. Problem solved.
ive had mine since 2009 never had any issuses and its runing windows 10 if its overheating might want to clean the fans and replace the thermal paste with new these models do tend to get cloged with dust easy cause the fan is pretty exposed to the elements but then again thats why you use it on a hard surface like a desk and not your bed.
Hey mate i was considering for changing my CPU also. The same old CPU and want to replace it to T9900. Nice video. The camera shaking a lot. Hope next video you could make more stable video. Cheers. Visit my channel too. Thanks
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Intel Core 2 Duo T9900