Dell 1735 Cpu Upgrade Pls Hlp

i own a dell studio 1735 laptop with a intel c2d t5750 478pin 65 nm @2.00ghz with a mother/main board intel pm965 model #0YP950 need to upgrade cpu for gaming reasons graphics card is ATI MOBILITY RADEON HD 3650 32 bit VISTA w/ 3gb ram what would the best intel cpu for my current setup need to get at least 2.3ghz for my cpu also can i change from 32bit to 64bit vista or 64bit win7 will i also be able to upgrade ram higher lets say higher than 6gbs with 32 bit if i can change to 64bit can i change to 8gb of ram please help my games are starting to lag

 

1) You can use any 800MHz FSB Socket P processor. The best chip is the T9500; the best value is probably like a T8100 or T8300. You cannot use 1066MHz FSB Socket P processors.

2) Everything Socket P is 64bit capable.

3) According to Dell the maximum officially support memory is 4GB. The chipset should support up to 8GB, though. As with the Inspirons 1520 and 1720, I'd say 6GB is a good bet, though maybe not the full 8GB.

4) I doubt any of this will help your gaming. That's most likely GPU limited and the GPU can't be upgraded here.

 

you help out greatly appreciated but your #4 response shot me down is there anything i can do to upgrade my GPU you mentioned inspirons what about the STUDIO series

 

You cannot upgrade the internal GPU on the 1735. Period. You can look up something called the ViDock that may or may not work with your system to get external graphics... but I think it's less trouble just to sell the 1735 and buy a machine with a better GPU. Even a DIY ViDock isn't necessarily cheap.

 

Studio 1735 had a T4200-2.0 or T6400-2.0 option. Meaning a T6600-2.2 would probably work. T8100-2.1/T8300-2.4/T9300-2.5 have superlfm, IDA and more cache, so are better options though will be pricier.

Cheapest option would be a T3200-1.8 or T3400-2.16, either of which could be BSEL overclocked to 800Mhz FSB to run 2.4Ghz and 2.6Ghz respectively.

 

lol if he doesn't know what CPU his laptop can take, I don't think he plans on modifying the socket for overclocking.

And yes Commander Wolf is correct, any 800 FSB Core 2 Duo. And your GPU is stuck at where it is. Next time you purchase a notebook buy higher end discreet GPU up front.