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    dell d810 cpu upgrade

    Discussion in 'Hardware Components and Aftermarket Upgrades' started by lezgy, Jul 3, 2010.

  1. lezgy

    lezgy Newbie

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    Hello
    I found here topics but closed
    but my quest is
    I have dell d810 with 2x1gb 533mhz x600/128 but with 2ghz cpu, m760 I think...

    but I have here m780 with 2,26 533fsb

    posibble put inside is this CPU?
    I found one link whre guy writing maximum 2,13ghz m 770

    If no why?
    If yes, then next point ...cooling?
    then OC any is possible?
    I didnt see few week before OC options, but i dont remember and laptop is outside actually, now

    But primary quest is, if is it possible

    But I want be 100% sure from these guys
    many thanks
     
    lezgy, Jul 3, 2010
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  2. Commander Wolf

    Commander Wolf can i haz broadwell?

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    The Pentium M 780 will work in the D810. It is the fastest processor you can put in said machine. It's got the same TDP (or maybe like 2W more or something) as every other Dothan Pentium M so cooling shouldn't be an issue.

    There aren't going to be any OC options in the D810 BIOS, but you may be able to OC via software if you know your clock generator and if said clock generator ha some sort of support.
     
    Commander Wolf, Jul 3, 2010
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  3. ernstig01

    ernstig01 Notebook Evangelist

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    I have a Latitude D610. It's the same as the D810 only with the 14" panel.
    I upgraded the D610 last year with the M780 with 2,26 533FSB. It works like a charm and no cooling issues at all.
    Also the 2GB is the maximum the BIOS can handle.
     
    ernstig01, Jul 3, 2010
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  4. Nick

    Nick Professor Carnista

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    Nick, Jul 4, 2010
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  5. lezgy

    lezgy Newbie

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    Many many thanks guys,
    Working fantastic with AC cooling past :)
    visible faster, vivid ...
     
    lezgy, Jul 5, 2010
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  6. kobe_24

    kobe_24 Notebook Deity

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    If you're not sure about pin modding, I have a 2.13Gh CPU just waiting for you to get that came out of my Dell D810. :)
     
    kobe_24, Jul 5, 2010
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  7. lezgy

    lezgy Newbie

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    :confused:
    how much ? :)
     
    lezgy, Jul 5, 2010
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    kobe_24 Notebook Deity

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    I can answer it here or in a PM? It will be cheap, but you also may have something I want besides money?
     
    kobe_24, Jul 5, 2010
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    kobe_24 Notebook Deity

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    NJoy Няшka

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  11. kobe_24

    kobe_24 Notebook Deity

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    Dang! I was going to tell him a 2gb stick of DD3 ram (pc3 8500), or a 250gb to 320gb 7200 rpm HDD (SATA of course). Those are straight up trades, thanks!
     
    kobe_24, Jul 5, 2010
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  12. lezgy

    lezgy Newbie

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    :))
    i thought, im blind
     
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  13. lezgy

    lezgy Newbie

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    profil updated

    but....
    is possible put better wifi card?
    if exist...
     
    lezgy, Jul 5, 2010
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    kobe_24 Notebook Deity

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    Actually...the card you have I'm sure is pretty good. You would be better off getting a better USB wireless card if anything. I believe the D810 I gave to my brother has the 1470 mini wireless card, which is great.
     
    kobe_24, Jul 5, 2010
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  15. ernstig01

    ernstig01 Notebook Evangelist

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    Again... :p
    I also put in my D610 a new mini PCI WiFi card, cause I have a N-draft wireless network at home.

    An example what works great for me:
    TP-Link Wireless N mini PCI Karte Adapter 2T2R WLAN 11n - eBay, PCI-Adapter, WLAN-Geräte, Netzwerk, Modems Adapter, Computer. (Eindtijd 11-jul-10 04:27:29 CEST)

    I use my D610 still a lot, cause of its size. I maxed everything possible on this laptop. Only not the screen.
     
    ernstig01, Jul 6, 2010
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