Can I use the cpu from T24 (1.13G) to replace the X22's 800M

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Can I use the cpu from T24 (1.13G) to replace the X22's 800M

#1 Post by phoenix » Sat Nov 12, 2005 3:35 pm

PIII 800M seems a little slower now even for common use.

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#2 Post by wireless4laptop » Sat Nov 12, 2005 8:42 pm

X20-X24 CPU cannot be replaced. T20-T23, A30-A31 CPU can be replaced.

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#3 Post by kyrotech » Sun Nov 13, 2005 5:23 pm

X22 has integrated cpu in the system board, cannot be changed :?
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#4 Post by daeojkim » Sun Nov 13, 2005 7:44 pm

If the HD is original it must be pretty slow. Consider getting a 7200 rpm HD. That will boost the performance quite a bit. My X24 has a new HD, 5400 rpm 8MB cache, and for most uses I feel perfectly comfortable using it for web browsing and office applications.
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#5 Post by wireless4laptop » Sun Nov 13, 2005 10:59 pm

daeojkim wrote:If the HD is original it must be pretty slow. Consider getting a 7200 rpm HD. That will boost the performance quite a bit. My X24 has a new HD, 5400 rpm 8MB cache, and for most uses I feel perfectly comfortable using it for web browsing and office applications.
Yes, recommend you choose a 5K100 60-80GB 5400, 8MB. You can also upgrade to 1GB SDRAM(512*2).

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