I have DELL Inspiron E1405 Laptop with current processor T2050 (Core Duo 1.6) and can I upgrade to Intel Core 2 Duo E7500 Processor 2.93 GHz 3 MB Cache Socket LGA775?
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if the sockets match you can install it but the bios determine whether it will improve your processing speed and to what extent.
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That will depend on Dell's bios. The CPU is compatible with any socket 775 MB that has a bios that with the CPU id inserted.
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Yes. Go to cpuupgrade.com and put in your board and it will list the processors.
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Yes, I upgraded a Dell Inspiron 530 desktop (Celeron 2.0 GHz 440 processor, 2 gig DDR2 667Mhz RAM, 250 GB harddrive) with a step above this card: MSI HD 6570 and it worked quite well with stock OEM Dell power supply.
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The manual is not real clear. It says it supports:Intel® Pentium® D 800MHz FSB Socket T with Dual Core technology XD, EM64T, 2x2MB L2 cache, EIST, and VT on 950/960 (900 series) "Socket T" is LGA775, so, probably. Use Thermal paste, and a good heat-sink. :)
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Yes, i got mine with a Intel Core i7-4770 Quad-Core Desktop Processor 3.4 GHZ LGA 1150 8 MB Cache BX80646I74770
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I didn't have to change my heatsink for this upgrade on my Dell Dimension E520, but it had a dual core when it was new. The only restriction would be if your motherboard is designed to take this processor. I looked up my motherboard and found this was as high as it would support.
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I replaced the intel 930 with this 945 and work with no problems. I would go to your motherboards website and double check it will support this processor.
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I seriously doubt it. This processor is built for the LGA1150 socket, which is strictly a desktop socket. For you laptop, you need to know what socket it's processor uses. Then look around for processors that use the same socket. That's all you can do without replacing the entire laptop.
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The i7-950 is not on the list of supported processors. The socket is the same but I wouldn't chance it. This board is tricky enough even with supported hardware.
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The e6700 is a 2 core processor that fits the 775 socket. This particular processor is 2.6GHz where your current processor is 3.4GHz so just swapping the two would not be an upgrade. After a quick search I found a site that recommended the Core 2 Duo E8400 over your current processor. Bear in mind that you probably would not notice a change in speed, even with that processor, as it's a lateral shift from one to the other in power. I would recommend checking some tech sites for what your motherboard can handle before making a final decision. You'll need to know your computer model, motherboard, etc to get a solid answer. Hope this helps!
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once you get the Pentium to fit your socket type, yes(LGA775) check link belowIntel Cpu Pentium D 945 3.4Ghz Fsb800Mhz 2Mbx2 Lga775 Dual Core Tray
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We are glad that you are interested with this item. Upon checking, this model can support Core i7 Processors. Thank you for contacting us.
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The only validated CPUs I can find listed are Pentium 4. Research in the Dell community indicates a Pentium D will work in your machine, but will require Bios A11 update, the last bios available for your machine. The community suggests it can take up to a Pentium D 960, but I would be leery of that, because it is a whole different structure and TDW. You never know until you try, and my E510 made great strides when upgraded from Pentium A to Pentium D. Remember the bios upgrade must be applied before replacing the processor.
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Perhaps the memory is the same type but this is faster than what the Dell calls for.... also Dell says the E1705 can only have 2Gb max. Others do report it can take 4GB. To be safe I'd recommend getting a 4Gb kit like this one 4GB 2X2GB Memory RAM for Dell Inspiron E1705 200pin 667MHz PC2-5300 DDR2 SO-DIMM Black Diamond Memory Module Upgrade
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I installed mine in a 4 year old Dell Studio 550, no bios upgrade was necessary. You may want to check the manufacture's web site and see if you have the latest bios update for your machine. Even if you do not have the latest update it may not matter as the bios update may not address any cpu issues.
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The e6700 is a 2 core processor that fits the 775 socket. This particular processor is 2.6GHz where your current processor is 3.4GHz so just swapping the two would not be an upgrade. After a quick search I found a site that recommended the Core 2 Duo E8400 over your current processor. Bear in mind that you probably would not notice a change in speed, even with that processor, as it's a lateral shift from one to the other in power. I would recommend checking some tech sites for what your motherboard can handle before making a final decision. You'll need to know your computer model, motherboard, etc to get a solid answer. Hope this helps! The e6700 is a 2 core processor that fits the 775 socket. This particular processor is 2.6GHz where your current processor is 3.4GHz so just swapping the two would not be an upgrade. After a quick search I found a site that recommended the Core 2 Duo E8400 over your current processor. Bear in mind that you probably would not notice a change in speed, even with that processor, as it's a lateral shift from one to the other in power. I would recommend checking some tech sites for what your motherboard can handle before making a final decision. You'll need to know your computer model,... » Read More The e6700 is a 2 core processor that fits the 775 socket. This particular processor is 2.6GHz where your current processor is 3.4GHz so just swapping the two would not be an upgrade. After a quick search I found a site that recommended the Core 2 Duo E8400 over your current processor. Bear in mind that you probably would not notice a change in speed, even with that processor, as it's a lateral shift from one to the other in power. I would recommend checking some tech sites for what your motherboard can handle before making a final decision. You'll need to know your computer model, motherboard, etc to get a solid answer. Hope this helps! « Show Less
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Google says....http://reviews.cnet.com/processors/intel-core-2-duo/4507-3086_7-33054723.html3 years limited