LeroyJenkins
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ToughBook CF-18
Hi guys, I just bought a CF-18 with little to nothing on it. I am wondering if someone can help me choose the correct processor upgrade, ram, and HDD.
It currently has a 1.1ghz pentium "Socket M"
256M ram
40Gig
I am pretty sure the hard drive has to be from panasonic because of the usual shock resistant cases.. The ram is 200pin which I shouldn't have a problem at newegg finding all I need. The processor is the problem most of all. I would like to get a dual core 'core2duo' if possible. I mostly need an upgraded processor that is worth the money.
It currently has a 1.1ghz pentium "Socket M"
256M ram
40Gig
I am pretty sure the hard drive has to be from panasonic because of the usual shock resistant cases.. The ram is 200pin which I shouldn't have a problem at newegg finding all I need. The processor is the problem most of all. I would like to get a dual core 'core2duo' if possible. I mostly need an upgraded processor that is worth the money.
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As of yet it is in the mail. I am just awaiting it now.. No it wont be under any sort of warranty. It is a used one, so I saved a lot of money. This is why I just wanted to upgrade the one I could manage to purchase rather than purchasing a new one with what exactly I want.
Ahh, So if its just a case a regular drive will work? .. could you suggest a SSD hd that would be compatible, as well as the processor?
Ahh, So if its just a case a regular drive will work? .. could you suggest a SSD hd that would be compatible, as well as the processor?
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Thanks PCBonez, I'll be commenting again when I receive the laptop, and hopefully I am getting the newer model.. :-P
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Thanks PC, I will start a new question when I get it, and open her up.. So I can have eyes on the mobo to ensure the chipset. Thanks for the info though It will help a lot! :-)
Have you opened it up yet? (Obviously, you're beyond worrying about any kind of warranty?)