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Originally Posted by Krazy Owl
...and that means?
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Originally Posted by Krazy Owl
Hi.
I got myself an old laptop just for practical because I always use my home computer.
Compaq Evo N610c
Intel P4 2gigs 512k cache
1 gig memory
Mobility Radeon 7500
80gigs hdd
dvd-rom
I installed Win XP pro sp3 on it and I want you to share some tricks with me to give it a free boost. I installed Google Chrome I suppose it could help but other than that?
Also is it possible to take a 478 pentium4 and transplant it there even if its a pentium M 478 but with the same die size?
Thx for helping me out  |
Placing a desktop CPU in a laptop is a bad idea because the cooling (and also the power circuitry) is likely inadequate, even if the CPU would work in there compatibility-wise (which is not very likely in the first place).
As for "accelerating" that thing. Probably the best thing you can do is use a lightweight Linux distribution on it, instead of windows (or maybe run windows 2000).
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