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is upgrading processor safe?

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MeHawk

Discussion Starter · Jun 7, 2019

I am going to buy a new laptop (lenovo v130) and a acquaintance mine says he can upgrade the its processor from i 3 to i 5 really cheap, i just want to know , is it safe and worth?

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lynx1021

· #2 · Jun 7, 2019

Not usually,most laptops CPU's are soldered in and not removable. There are very few that can. Contact Lenovo

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MeHawk

Discussion Starter · #3 · Jun 7, 2019

lynx1021 said:
Not usually,most laptops CPU's are soldered in and not removable. There are very few that can. Contact Lenovo

Thanks for info

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flavallee

· #4 · Jun 7, 2019

I am going to buy a new laptop (lenovo v130) and a acquaintance mine says he can upgrade the its processor from i 3 to i 5 really cheap, i just want to know , is it safe and worth?

From what I can determine, the Lenovo V130 15.6" laptop comes with a 7th generation Intel Core i5-7200U processor.

Where are you buying yours from?

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lynx1021

· #5 · Jun 7, 2019

Yes , flavallee is right, sound like your acquaintance is trying to scam you, it already has an I5.

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