An upgrade is possible, but it's not an easy switch. The newer processor requires a specific chip set and socket that differs from the ones installed in most computers. Removing the motherboard may not be an option if you have a laptop, but a desktop could be rebuilt with a new motherboard and CPU to accomodate the new processor.
Although it is best to purchase a computer that contains a Core 2 Duo factory installed in it, you can install it yourself. It is quite easy. You remove your computer's casing. Plug in the part. After you have installed the component, you simply install the drivers and software to your computer and it will work just as if it had been installed by professionals.
No, it cannot. Once the core is installed it cannot be upgraded to any other version using a GUI.
The Intel Core Duo is installed into a computer as part of the computers processor and is a chip that sits in the motherboard. The Intel Core Duo is a fast processor allowing advanced gaming capabilities
yes, but get profesionals to do it,
A computer "core" was a type of computer memory.
1.due to the any failure of computer system the network will be crased. 2.the technology must be upgraded every time and if some errors occur in some part whole system may be disrupted
Core Companies for computer science are: IBM and Intel
Tekken 5 is a computer fighter game. The game can be played on an Intel Core i5 computer not on an Intel Core i3 computer. This is because the Intel Core i3 computer does not have the specifications to support the game.
Secondary Storage Devices (such as Harddisk drives) which are non-volatile in nature stores all data that is put into computer even after the computer is truned off.
Define made better. Well if you meant ENIAC it was upgraded to be easier to program in 1948 (at about a factor of 6 loss in speed) and 100 words of core memory were added in 1953 (5 times the memory in the accumulators).
This particular model cannot be upgraded to a quad-core processor. However, Sony does provide VAIO models containing quad-core processors.
Core clock is the actual speed at which the graphics processor on a video card on a computer operates. The core clock speed is measured in megahertz.