1) you can install a new processor if a) your motherboard will support it b) it is the right type of socket or slot
2)you do not need to re-install anything for a new processor.. the only time you need to re-install is when changing hard drives
3)a faster CPU may help, depending on to what type it is, and sometimes more ram does the trick also..
Yes, it may give you a message when you boot into Windows after the installation of the new hardware saying, "Change in Hardware, please reactivate Windows," and all you have to do is give Microsoft a call and they'll activate it for you.
See, an RAM upgrade will give you the power to run more programs without any lag. If your current computer runs without hanging and you just want a speed boost then you may consider an upgrade in the processor. I recommend you to see Intel i3-3200 processor. It is much better then core2duo and not very expensive.
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No. Unless you are making major changes to your system's hardware, for example, replacing the hard drive, proccessor and motherboard at the same time, reinstalling the OS is not necessary. Sometimes even making major changes to the hardware will work ok without any reinstalling. The exception being if you replace the hard drive that contains the OS.
You cannot upgrade the pixel shader without buying a new graphics card. Usually, this is not possible on a laptop without buying a completely new one.
1. The AMD Turion X2 is available in a variety of speeds. We have no way of knowing what your computer is equipped with without more information.2. Yes, it is possible in most cases to remove or upgrade a Turion.3. We have no way of knowing your level of technical competency, so we cannot judge whether or not you are capable of doing it yourself.
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No need of any tool. Just make sure you motherboad support the particular family of the processor. can be identified with socket type and FSB.
most amps have a built in distortion setting , you can get a clean sound which is without effects no problem if that's what you mean.
No, it is impossible to advance any technology without atoms, due to the fact that everything is comprised of atoms. You wouldn't be able to upgrade or do anything.
Usually, a computer is sold with the minimum amount of Random Access Memory installed for the computer to work properly. Increasing the amount of memory will usually result in much faster processing. If that is not sufficient, it may be possible to overclock the processor, but that is extremely dangerous, and can result in the processor burning up. Do not attempt this without skilled assistance.
You can buy one without an upgrade but it will cost you a lot more money
That's not entirely possible. Large amounts of application data is stored in the Rgistry. You would lose your saved settings for most of your programs.