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Hi anons, I just found in my place a old processor (I think) is better than the one my laptop uses.
I just don't know if this other one fits in my laptop.
the one my notebook is using
>http://i.imgur.com/J9BzQPh.png
My notebook mainboard
>http://i.imgur.com/SFLSNrY.png
the other side of this processor
>http://i.imgur.com/X6gydae.jpg
btw, it reads on the pic
intel'06 Q9550
intel core 2 quad
slawq malay
2.836ghz/12M/1333/05A
l832B486
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>>374166
This won't fit in your laptop. It's desktop cpu. The best of this 775 socket CPUs I think. However, your laptop cpu is even better and faster than this Core 2 quad. If you don't need it you can sell it for about 25$ I think (just double check if not sure)
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>>374166
All depends on your socket. look up what socket your board has/ what socket your CPU uses, if that CPU uses the same one you can use it, otherwise not.
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>>374167
>your laptop cpu is even better and faster than this Core 2 quad
No it's not: 2620M is only dual-core, and not exactly highly-clocked. Top-end 775 will smoke it on single-thread/dual-thread performance, and any Core2 Quad will smoke it on four-thread performance.
Comparing a laptop processor to a desktop one is stupid though.
>>374167
>>374166
SLAQW is not particularly sought-out or valuable. To bring a 775 back from the edge, most people use a Xeon of some kind.
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