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CPU support summary Core:
Keene, Taylor,
Trinidad, Tyler Technology (micron):
0.065, 0.09
Cores / Threads:
1 - 2
Frequency (MHz):
1600 - 2000
L2 cache (KB):
256 - 1024
TDP (Watt):
25 - 35 | HP Pavillion dv6000 (AMD) system specifications
HP Pavillion dv6000 (AMD) CPU compatibility list
When part numbers are not supplied by motherboard manufacturers, we use best guess approach to determine part numbers based on CPU model, frequency and features. In some cases our guess may be incorrect or incomplete. Please always verify part numbers before committing to buying the CPU. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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further update
Hp service manual claim that update to Turion Ultra ZM-87 will run at 2,4 Ghz
The laptop has socket S1g1. This socket is not compatible with ZM-XX microprocessors. What is the document part number of that Hp service manual? It'd be interesting to see it.
Socket S1.
I haven't seen a HP Pavilion service manual but I do know that the Socket S1 has had four generations of processor's. S1g1, S1g2, S1g3 & S1g4. I have done some reading on this subject since I have upgraded processors on a couple of my EX630 notebooks, going from the shipped RM-70 to a ZM-82. I know they're about the same speed but the ZM-82 has a 2MB L2cache instead of the 1MB on the RM-70. Needless to say that they are both S1g2 processors. I do know that S1g4 handle DDR3 memory, different Hyper Transport & I guess Quad Core's, so the motherboards are different, so I don't think I'd put a S1g4 processor in my notebooks. I guess I'd rather like to see BIOS updates that allow you to double your memory from 4gb to 8GB like the Dell D630 [that I ended up getting just for that reason]. Now that is something that would have been nice for the older DV6000's
Please help me
So i need to upgrade my HP DV6000, form TL50 to TL62 or TL64, how can it work?
Thanks so much.