Hello. I have an Asus G60Vx, and I was wondering what would be the fastest mobile CPU I could upgrade it to. I'm looking for a noticeable performance difference in comparison to the P7450 it comes with. Since I have the A12 motherboard revision (unfortunately), I cannot upgrade it to any of the Mobile C2Qs. I know the fastest Duals are the T9900 and the X9100, but what are the prices for these? Can I get any of these CPUs used?
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Best Processor to Upgrade Asus G60Vx-A12
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Q9000/Q9100. Was the best quad core at the time. But good luck finding one. The t9800,t9600,p9600,9700 might be a bit easier to find, and are still smokin fast dual core chips.
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Q9000/Q9100. Was the best quad core at the time. But good luck finding one. The p9500,p9600,9700 might be a bit easier to find, and are still smokin fast dual core chips.
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I was also thinking about the P9700, though I'd like to know if you can get any of these CPUs used.
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3/19/11 at 8:07pm
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EBay would be your best bet seeing as most people offer a DOA warranty. Out of the 3 processors you’re looking at the P9700 , T9900, and X9100.
The P9700 should be thrown out; most laptops can handle a TDP of 35 or more. Most Asus laptops come with T-series processors and the T9900 outperforms the P9700.
This leaves you with the T9900 and the X9100.
The X9100 has an unlocked multiplier so you can get around 3.5GHZ should you want to overclock it, it does have a higher TDP but does offer slightly better performance over the T9900. The thing that should make the decision for you is the price.... Go with whichever is cheaper. If they’re pretty much the same price and temp is not a huge issue now for you go with the X9100. My 2 cents.
Good luck
The P9700 should be thrown out; most laptops can handle a TDP of 35 or more. Most Asus laptops come with T-series processors and the T9900 outperforms the P9700.
This leaves you with the T9900 and the X9100.
The X9100 has an unlocked multiplier so you can get around 3.5GHZ should you want to overclock it, it does have a higher TDP but does offer slightly better performance over the T9900. The thing that should make the decision for you is the price.... Go with whichever is cheaper. If they’re pretty much the same price and temp is not a huge issue now for you go with the X9100. My 2 cents.
Good luck
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EBay would be your best bet seeing as most people offer a DOA warranty. Out of the 3 processors you’re looking at the P9700 , T9900, and X9100.
The P9700 should be thrown out; most laptops can handle a TDP of 35 or more. Most Asus laptops come with T-series processors and the T9900 outperforms the P9700. This leaves you with the T9900 and the X9100. The X9100 has an unlocked multiplier so you can get around 3.5GHZ should you want to overclock it, it does have a higher TDP but does offer slightly better performance over the T9900. The thing that should make the decision for you is the price.... Go with whichever is cheaper. If they’re pretty much the same price and temp is not a huge issue now for you go with the X9100. My 2 cents. Good luck |
The T9900 has a very high clock speed, a reasonable TDP, and I can over-clock it to 3.4GHz on stock voltage. The only thing that puts me off about it is the high price, since it's $50 to $75 more expensive than the T9800 and only 3% faster stock.
The T9800 I think is the best value of the bunch. I get a high stock frequency of 2.93GHz, a lower price, good heat output, can also over-clock to 3.4GHz on stock voltage, and availability also seems to be better.
What do you think?
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I have personally never used the BIOS for overlcocking. I Use SetFsb, this tool allows you to overclock your CPU to your heart’s desire. As for the T9800 that works too, it is still a tad bit better than the P9700 so if it’s the best bang for the buck, go for it.
If you have the money and I just did this. I bought a working laptop just for the processor, you switch your old processor for the new one then sell the laptop and a lot of times you can get what you paid back out of it. It’s a lot of time buying, switching parts, then selling again but if you get a free processor out of it I personally don’t see a problem lol.
Just a thought.
If you have the money and I just did this. I bought a working laptop just for the processor, you switch your old processor for the new one then sell the laptop and a lot of times you can get what you paid back out of it. It’s a lot of time buying, switching parts, then selling again but if you get a free processor out of it I personally don’t see a problem lol.
Just a thought.
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I have personally never used the BIOS for overlcocking. I Use SetFsb, this tool allows you to overclock your CPU to your heart’s desire. As for the T9800 that works too, it is still a tad bit better than the P9700 so if it’s the best bang for the buck, go for it.
If you have the money and I just did this. I bought a working laptop just for the processor, you switch your old processor for the new one then sell the laptop and a lot of times you can get what you paid back out of it. It’s a lot of time buying, switching parts, then selling again but if you get a free processor out of it I personally don’t see a problem lol. Just a thought. |
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|---|---|---|---|
| Core 2 Duo P7450 @2.7GHz | Pegatron G60VX (A12) | GeForce GTX 260M 1GB @610/1500/2000 | Hynix 4GB DDR2 @1000MHz |
| Hard Drive | Optical Drive | OS | Monitor |
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| Hard Drive | Optical Drive | OS | Monitor |
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Yes, it was actually some ramdon person who decided to fix this problem. He has links to download his sort of "patches" to fix this problem. I downloaded them and now every time windows starts so does my OC settings. Although it does not always apply them when the computer wakes up from sleep or hibernate mode.
Here is the link and the "patches" are at the bottom
http://www.n10user.com/viewtopic.php?id=766
Here is the link and the "patches" are at the bottom
http://www.n10user.com/viewtopic.php?id=766
Asus G753SW-XR1
(13 items) |
| CPU | Graphics | RAM | Hard Drive |
|---|---|---|---|
| I7-2630QM | 460M GTX | 6GB | 500GB Seagate Momentus XT Hybrid |
| Optical Drive | OS | Monitor | Keyboard |
| CD/DVD-RW | Windows 7 Professional 64-Bit | 15.4 1920X1080 | Backlit |
| Power | |||
| 150W |
Asus G753SW-XR1
(13 items) |
| CPU | Graphics | RAM | Hard Drive |
|---|---|---|---|
| I7-2630QM | 460M GTX | 6GB | 500GB Seagate Momentus XT Hybrid |
| Optical Drive | OS | Monitor | Keyboard |
| CD/DVD-RW | Windows 7 Professional 64-Bit | 15.4 1920X1080 | Backlit |
| Power | |||
| 150W |
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Yes, it was actually some ramdon person who decided to fix this problem. He has links to download his sort of "patches" to fix this problem. I downloaded them and now every time windows starts so does my OC settings. Although it does not always apply them when the computer wakes up from sleep or hibernate mode.
Here is the link and the "patches" are at the bottom http://www.n10user.com/viewtopic.php?id=766 |
My Mobile Workhorse: ASUS G60VX
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| CPU | Motherboard | Graphics | RAM |
|---|---|---|---|
| Core 2 Duo P7450 @2.7GHz | Pegatron G60VX (A12) | GeForce GTX 260M 1GB @610/1500/2000 | Hynix 4GB DDR2 @1000MHz |
| Hard Drive | Optical Drive | OS | Monitor |
| Seagate Momentus 7200.4 320GB | LG GSA-T50N, HP dvd1170r | Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit | HP W2207 22" (1680x1050) |
| Keyboard | Power | Mouse | |
| Microsoft Digital media Keyboard 3000 | Delta Electronics ADP-120ZB BB 120W | Logitech G500 | |
| View all | |||
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| CPU | Motherboard | Graphics | RAM |
|---|---|---|---|
| Core 2 Duo P7450 @2.7GHz | Pegatron G60VX (A12) | GeForce GTX 260M 1GB @610/1500/2000 | Hynix 4GB DDR2 @1000MHz |
| Hard Drive | Optical Drive | OS | Monitor |
| Seagate Momentus 7200.4 320GB | LG GSA-T50N, HP dvd1170r | Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit | HP W2207 22" (1680x1050) |
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