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Solve : Differentiate b/w processors? |
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Answer» Can anyone explain what is the difference b/w laptop processor and desktop processor? No, you can't interchange them. Laptop processors, like other laptop components, are made smaller to fit in a small computer. This is not always true, however, laptop CPUs are generally soldered in, and do not come with the silver SQUARE (the heat cap) so that means that you will most likely not be able to simply remove it and place it into a desktop board. In general, the major makers of stuff don;t want a lot of things to be interchangeable. They could be, but they just are not. The CPU size and muting is one issue, as mentioned above. Low Heat, low power and low noise levels are more important in a laptop. In a Desktop, high performance and low cost are the key factors. Any of course, the size and weight and marketing factors also. Small desktops have been popular, buy lack top performance. So far, we are not yet at the far limit of how small, fast and economical you can make a computer chip. So maybe the laptop and desktop market will yet merge. Take a look at the Intel designs use in the new net books. You can also get a desktop motherboard that can use the same chips. Quote laptop CPUs are generally soldered in, and do not come with the silver square According to this, we can't change the processor in cpu. I don't no how far it is true... Then how can i replace it with core I7 extreme processor..... I wanna do it . any other solutions if the above is true....Quote According to this, we can't change the processor in cpu. I don't no how far it is true... If the laptop MBoard isn't Socket 1156 then you cannot do it... This means the laptop has to be approx 1 year old or less... I'd like someone to find an example of a CPU that was made for both a desktop and laptop ...Quote I'd like someone to find an example of a CPU that was made for both a desktop and laptop ... Maybe this would be a place to start.. http://mbsg.intel.com/mbsg/default.aspx Pick what you want and find who makes it. Find one that works in both a laptop and a desktop...Quote from: Vikram Varaprasad on November 04, 2009, 10:38:43 PM According to this, we can't change the processor in cpu. I don't no how far it is true...Package size and pinout are completely different. A few years ago Toshiba sold some laptops with desktop CPU's. Battery life was less than 1 hr and they got so hot, you couldn't keep the computer on your LAP. In some cases, mobile CPU's are used in desktops. They are now making Intel Atom motherboards. It's all about power comsumption, mobile CPU's use far less power than desktop CPU's.That was my point and Thanx CC... They ran too hot for laptops and the experiment did not last long.Quote from: patio on November 05, 2009, 09:28:40 AM That was my point and Thanx CC...Again, you are right. But they may try it again. Here was one awhile back: Quote The HP Pavilion ZD7000Maybe they will try again!That's also awhile back.... |
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