I have a pavillion DV6-2155dx and want to upgrade the processor from a I-3 to an I-5 or above.

I would like to get a link to the complete repair manual if possible also.
I have 4 gb of memory can i upgrade this also?
Thanks in advance for help!
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technolow wrote:
I have HP DV6-2155dx.
Intel Core i3-330M 2.13Ghz
4GB Elpida RAM
500GB 7200rpm Hard drive
I see a long list of AMD and Intel processors in the manual/guide link (pdf manual) for this thread.
Are those all compatible with my HP DV6-2155DX motherboard?
Is there a website/page where I can find specs on the motherboards from HP?
I am considering Intel Core i7-2820QM for my motherboard, is it compatible with my motherboard?
It is hard to find help for this laptop model.
I would like to think it is because this is a great laptop with minimal problems.
Thank you HP.
Hi,
That manual is for a different Dv6 series (Sandy Bridge - Dv6-6000). The laptop has a shared graphics Intel chip so it might not be possible to upgrade to Core i7-720/820QM but should be possible to upgrade up to Core i5-580M as it takes 35W (use the same fan/heat sink) as the original CPU. The RAM can be upgraded up to 8GB of DDR3 - 1066MHz memory. 1333MHz DDR3 modules might work too but will downclock to 1066Mhz so no need to buy them anyway.
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