Will i be able to upgrade my laptops Intel CPU when Centrino Pro (previously known as Santa Rosa) comes out?

Question

As the question above states, i have an ASUS G1 that i recently bought and i was wondering if i will be able to upgrade my CPU (the T7200) to a Centrino Pro. Or will it be too costly, void my warranty or be too much of a headache to perform then worth? (also possibly making my system unstable or increase heat)

Thanks

Answer 1

Well, changing your CPU will void the laptops warranty because you have to open it up. You might also have to get a better laptop heat sink because it may produce more heat. I cant tell you for sure because I'm not familiar with any of those items mentioned above. This is just my computer knowledge that says it could be a pain in the butt to change the CPU on the laptop if you dont have any computer knowledge.

Answer 2

it uses tha same CPU as a desktop. The thing is actualy getting to it on the logicboard, HP/Compaq Dell and IBM are the easiest to take a part. toshiba depending on the model Emachine, Sony Gateway are tough. Sony are the worst.

Answer 3

twin center is greater effective than a single center Centrino in terms of overall performance and skill intake. because you have become a pc and if pondering mobility, you will choose low skill pc configs with the recent twin center processors. Intel additionally has a twin center line of processors - center 2 Duo

Answer 4

you must not upgrade it .it is no usefully for you computer.
it is not cheap and it is not helpful for you computer .and it is bad for you computer .
if you want use centrino pro you need to do is buy one new computer. centrino computer is bad computer .bad then the computer you use .because it is newly. and not have some people to use it .
understand it??

Answer 5

best people to ask is the manufacture go to their website click on support, and ask their geek boys they will tell you better than anyone on here