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First, remove the top plate with a screwdriver. Push the screen back, and work the top plate off. After you do that, remove the keyboard. Remove the screws from the keyboard. Do not pull the keyboard off, just move it slightly so you can get access to the heat sink. After that, unlock the CPU and remove the defective heat sink, and put a new one on the CPU. Don't forget to lock the CPU back in place. Finally, put all the parts back together.
A CPU socket is a mechanical connection. Its main function is to serve as a connection that holds the CPU and allows it to communicate with the motherboard.
The CPU (Central Processing Unit) is either a AMD or Intel processor. If you are using a desktop you will be able to locate it on the motherboard. Its under the heat sink/fan on your motherboard. Carefully remove your heat sink and you will find your cpu.
The Cpu Temperature is The Maximum/Minimum temperature of Cpu, You have to be inside these limits for your Cpu Safety
This message is generated by your motherboard's BIOS. The alert is referring to your CPU Cooler's fan which is located towards the top of your motherboard. There could be a smaller fan located in the middle section of your motherboard but that is your Northbridge chipset. It’s also possible someone has plugged in a case fan into your CPU fan header (the power plug for your CPU fan) so be sure to check your case fans as well.
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Replacing a CPU does require a static free envioroment,and some technical knowledge.
Quite simple find out what socket your previous cpu is, buy one that fits your motherboard. To install, remove fan/heat sink. Then remove old cpu, replace it and apply thermal grease, put the fan/heat sink in position and its done.
It would probably be easier and less cumbersome to replace a CPU with the same brand.
After about 3-4 years. You may not want to replace the CPU of your computer more than once. It is better to buy a new system after you have replaced the CPU once.
Your motherboard may need to be changed when your CPU is upgraded.
Depends on what they used if you remove the CPU heatsink you mite have to remove the CPU with it. If the heatcontact was a glue type then u cant without removeing the proccesor
You cannot do this. The CPU is permanently bonded to the main circuit board (the logic board). Apple techs would simply replace the logic board.
NO both were indipendent
Not usually, unless the CPU is less than 6 months old.
No, it requires you remove the side door of your computer, 0-2 screws and one clip.
A laptop if you want a complete computer that you can carry around (there is a CPU in a laptop)A CPU if you have a computer and want to upgrade or replace the "Central Processing Unit" which is the most expensive and complicated component.