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Video: Remove & Replace CPU in a Lenovo 3000 C100
Posted: Tue Oct 24, 2006 2:44 am
by guyin916
this i did this past weekend for one of my classes at CSUS.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f0HuExqBZrg
if i get into the mood, i might do a bluetooth usb mod. i don't feel like paying lenovo/ibm 53 bucks to ship me an internal usb bluetooth adapter. =D
Posted: Tue Oct 24, 2006 12:40 pm
by christopher_wolf
Welcome to the Thinkpad Forums
I really like that video. Pretty entertaining as goes by the standards of the Thinkpad video tutorials that IBM used to do. Certainly better to some extent with the addition of the Courage Drink and the Power Food. Quite instructional.
Posted: Wed Oct 25, 2006 6:51 am
by guyin916
christopher_wolf wrote:Welcome to the Thinkpad Forums
I really like that video. Pretty entertaining as goes by the standards of the Thinkpad video tutorials that IBM used to do. Certainly better to some extent with the addition of the Courage Drink and the Power Food. Quite instructional.
thank you christopher for the warm welcome. i am so glad this forum added the lenovo section! i was about to start a forum of my own, but i don't have the time and dedication. katch told me about the addition of the lenovo forum. i plan to help fellow lenovo users to the best i can just like katch has been doing.
as for the video, i actually followed the FRU replacement directions. i didn't need to remove the wi-fi card, but when i was filming, this was the first time i took apart this laptop =D my next step/wonder is the usb bluetooth integration. it's 53 bucks from lenovo/ibm....just found out it's a bluetooth 2.0+EDR. so 53 dollars sounds tempting since it's a drop in replacement, but the bluetooth led will be blocked by the strip. so we'll see what i storm up with next =D
and thanks again for the warm welcome. =)
-pat
Posted: Wed Oct 25, 2006 4:06 pm
by christopher_wolf
Hope everything goes well for the Bluetooth integration.
It is great to see people like you and Katch doing good work to help out with the Lenovo-branded laptops as, unfortuanately, they are not really that common and widespread in comparision to Thinkpads and, hence, there hasn't been too many users reporting in here about them.
Posted: Sat Oct 28, 2006 4:02 pm
by Kyocera
Patrick, nice job!, what was harder managing all the film production people/crew or the actual CPU upgrade
?
Posted: Sat Oct 28, 2006 5:48 pm
by guyin916
Kyocera wrote:Patrick, nice job!, what was harder managing all the film production people/crew or the actual CPU upgrade
?
the footage was almost an hour and a half long! lol. good thing i had the liquid courage. =D. i felt like crying when the computer didn't turn on. luckily i had footage that showed the computer turning on
. it was tough handling the crew and the upgrade. lol! i can't wait for a working pentium m cpu upgrade and a matching 1 gig memory module. the 915 chipset in my lenovo supports dual channel, but supposedly undocumented.
-pat
Posted: Tue Oct 31, 2006 1:54 am
by agarza
can you elaborate on the pin modding?
will that help me if i have a t41p motherboard and a 400mhz fsb 1.8g dothan?
Posted: Tue Oct 31, 2006 2:06 pm
by guyin916
benottomex wrote:can you elaborate on the pin modding?
will that help me if i have a t41p motherboard and a 400mhz fsb 1.8g dothan?
it will only work on sonoma (915) chipset laptops. it pumps up your fsb from 400fsb to 533fsb. so a 1.5ghz should pinmod to 2.0ghz. however, there are problems with voltage (sometimes), so you can pinmod vid0 to vid4 pins to up the voltage. try googling
pentium m pinmod for more info
-p
Posted: Tue Oct 31, 2006 5:45 pm
by agarza
Ok, so for example if I buy a T43, I could put my T41p Dothan P M745 and pin modd it to run @ 533MHz ?
Posted: Wed Nov 01, 2006 1:48 am
by guyin916
benottomex wrote:Ok, so for example if I buy a T43, I could put my T41p Dothan P M745 and pin modd it to run @ 533MHz ?
it's one of those YMMV