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fido123 · 03-1-2013, 11:24 PM

Firstly I agree with everybody else in saying this might end badly. Also, go with the latest generation i3/5/7 processor you can. 3rd is the most recent. The one you're talking about is first. I'm not looking into the specifics of your laptop so you'll want to look into this yourself. Lastly what do you want to use this computer for? A new CPU might not yield a noticcible improvement if your current one is already more than powerful enough. I have a laptop wit a 3rd gen i3 running at 2.6GHz and it can run VM's and do pretty muc everything else I need it to do.

03-1-2013, 11:24 PM	#11
fido123 FFR Player Join Date: Sep 2005 Age: 32 Posts: 4,245	Re: Picking a Processor Firstly I agree with everybody else in saying this might end badly. Also, go with the latest generation i3/5/7 processor you can. 3rd is the most recent. The one you're talking about is first. I'm not looking into the specifics of your laptop so you'll want to look into this yourself. Lastly what do you want to use this computer for? A new CPU might not yield a noticcible improvement if your current one is already more than powerful enough. I have a laptop wit a 3rd gen i3 running at 2.6GHz and it can run VM's and do pretty muc everything else I need it to do.