Lenovo T61p upgrading possibilities

Hello dear Lenovo community people,
I am new here and myself I'm an IT technician and I would like to do a few modifications to my Lenovo T61p.
First of all, my biggest plan was upgrading the processor, right now I have a Intel Core 2 Duo T7700 @ 2.4Ghz. I have read many posts and forums about going to Core 2 Extreme X9000 or Core 2 Duo T9300. My question is, are these upgrades possible and how much would they cost in today's used parts economy? Would there be any overheating issues considering the voltage and power they use?
My second question is considering the RAM in my system. I have read that adding up to 8GB is possible, but Lenovo homepage says max is 4GB(which I have). Is it possible for me and how much would they cost in today's used parts economy? Would it be useful?
My third question is about extra add-ons, my edition of this computer didn't come with a built-in SD-card slot, but instead had a built-in Smartcard slot, can I add an SD card slot somewhere(PCMCIA or anywhere else besides USB)?
Also I don't have the firewire port, but instead it has just a black plastic in front of it. Can I add a firewire port there?
Are there also any 3G possibilities on my system, besides 3G USB?
My fourth question is about the HDD, what is the maximum a T61p will support, right now I have a stock 100GB HDD, I was planning on putting a 1TB in, since it fits in there. Is this possible?
Also, what kind of motherboard do I have? I heard the penryn is newer compared to a merom and has more possibilities. How to determine, which model I have?
My last question is considering the TrackPoint, I have the old-fashioned TrackPoint, which the old T23 had(http://blog.codinghorror.com/content/images/uploads/2006/05/6a0120a85dcdae970b0120a86d647f970b-pi.jp... so I really want to upgrade to this new one(http://www.vath.co/images/IBM%20Trackpoint%20SOFTDOME%20165.jpg). Is it possible and will it fit?
Are all these choices useful, considering I do lots of work, install a lot and do med-heavy gaming(CS: GO, old classics, some new ones etc.)?
I am also wondering; which Windows suits me best, right now I have Windows7 Home Premium, what is the next best thing, Enterprise or Ultimate, or stick with Home Premium, what are the differences in perofrmance? Should I go to Windows 8 or 8.1, maybe 9 or 10???
My laptop specs:
Screen: 14.1-inch SXGA+ (1400x1050) TFT Display in 4:3 non-widescreen.
Processor: 2.4GHz Intel Core 2 Duo T7700 (4MB L2 Cache,800MHz FSB)
Hard Drive: 100 GB hard drive (Seagate 7200RPM)
Memory: 2GB x 2 RAM (PC5300, 667 MHz, DDR2 SDRAM) 4GB max memory
Optical Drive: DVD+-R Double layer / DVD+-RW Drive
1GB Ethernet and Modem, built-in SmartCard, one PCMCIA, no SD Card reader.
Wireless: WiFi (Intel 4965AGN 802.11a/b/g/n), Bluetooth 2.0 w/ EDR
Graphics: NVIDIA Quadro FX 570M (128MB)
Operating System: Windows 7 Home Premium(Licence Windows Vista Ultimate)
Part numbers:
TYPE: 8889-3DG
S/N: --/-----
DATE: 08/04
FRU(next to the battery plugs): 42W7650
BARCODE(next to the battery, right of the FRU) : P42W3811
Mod edit: removed S/N
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Lenovo T61p Cannot logon

I have a Lenovo T61p running Vista Ultimate which I purchased in May of 2008. Last Friday, I attempted to upgrade my anti-virus package (Spyware Doctor) and somehow damage my system. The laptop hangs just before displaying the login screen...stuck on the "Please Wait..." screen. I encounter he same problem (stuck on Please wait) if I attempt to boot in safe mode. Here is what I have tried without success:
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Funny you should ask about the security chip. Here is a more detailed history of this problem. My son was helping me with this issue and cannot remember all the details.
After installing the update to Spyware Doctor, we started getting warning message about TPM. As my son remembers, the warning message contained a link to the TPM Administration. He clicked on the link and somehow got a prompt to set the TPM password, he selected to let the system pick the password. He remembers seeing a 40 digit password which he did write down. He also remembers executing the command "netsh winsock reset catalog" from a DOS window. After these changes, he rebooted and encountered the "stuck at Please Wait" problem which prevents the login screen from displaying. We have never been able to log-in to our laptop since the reboot.
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Just installed Windows 8.1 on my Lenovo T61P and running great after fixing wi-fi issue. Need to know how to boot from CD in this new operating system, as BIOS is still same as from XP days. I have read I have to change from UEIF mode to Legacy mode but don't know where it is, it it even exists, or what. This is important as I am setting up rescue boot CD's to recover backups. I can only get into the BIOS Setup Utility screen. See no options for setting to legacy anywhere. Please help as I need to boot from CD to test out emergency options. Has to be a way I would think as I believe Windows 8.1 automatically puts this boot mode in UIFE but I have no issues with security and would like to keep this off if possible.
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Are there any downloads that will install this? Am I stuck in UEFI mode or what? Please comment. Am I in Legacy mode? How do I find out?
Is the Bios Update Utility for Windows 8 etc released 8/4/2013 the fix for this? Is this an installed feature or one that can only be run off a boot CD or USB? Looks like it only supports T420s and T420si. Sorry. need on for T61P.
Edit to say;
Forgot to add this info.
Bios vers. 2.3 (7LETDOWW)
Bios date 2012-02-27
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CPU Speed 2.5GHz
I did not know the BIOS checked out so new, as it must have been updated on my last warranted repair for this system. Is their an updated file that adds this UIFE to Legacy option in to some type of system setup screen on boot?
thanks and need help soon while I have time to do this.
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Hi,
Your T61p BIOS is pre-UEFI. The Win 8 install couldn't have changed that. You don't need to change anything.
To boot a CD, hit the power button and start tapping F12. That should bring up the boot menu. Select the CD.
[edit] You may find this interesting: https://forums.lenovo.com/t5/General-Discussion-Knowledge/What-is-UEFI-and-when-was-it-introduced-on...
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Lenovo T61p temperatures

Hellp again fellow community members!
First of all I would like to wish all of you a happy new year!
So, I wrote here again, because I have some concerns with laptops and their temps. Ever since I changed my CPU from T7700 -> T9300 C2D on my Lenovo T61p, but after this, the temps have gone down way too much! What I mean is, that before when I used the laptop, idle CPU temps were at 40C and GPU at 48C. Now, the GPU is about the same, but the CPU temps are too too low, from 40C --> 26C. Is this normal? CPU Usage is the same, around 2-10%.
I did change the thermal paste and clean out the dust though, there was no dust!
I have used many many laptops, old, new and from different companies but I have NEVER seen such low temps, EVER! Even on my desktop!!!
Should I worry?
Hello! I use a Lenovo T61P in every day!

Bios mode disables all fan controls, smart mode lets the app control the fan and it can be tweaked to give you better cooling or to avoid fan noise depending on your preference. Most use smart mode. Manual mode allows you to set the speed and to run the fan constant, this is generally only good for testing or specific type of use like if you want to run the fan constant at a slow speed instead of having it cycle on at high speed then off again. This can be handy if you're using your laptop while someone is sleeping next to you, the constant slow speed won't disturb someone as much as the on/off. In manual mode it will re-engage control if the temps reach a dangerous level to prevent overheating.
Your results confirm that your laptop is running cooler than most, this could be a good thing and most likely it's because you're not stressing the cpu/gpu chips enough to get the temps up. You can try playing games or watching videos with a player that uses the discrete gpu or you can run a GPU stress test to get the temps up. I use Furmark, it's a free GPU stress test app. When you start it hit the "space bar" to disable the fuzzy donut which isn't required to stress a laptop gpu, it's only needed for a gaming computer many of which have multiple GPUs. When stressed in smart mode you should see the fan coming on when the temp of the CPU and GPU reach 60 to 65c. Temps below this won't engage the fan. With heavy use temps upto mid 80s aren't abnormal and once you get over mid 90s you risk thermal shutdown to prevent damage.
Some factors regarding temp are the room temp and humidity where it's used. If your room is cool and dry the laptop will run a lot cooler. In hot humid climates you'll see a well tuned laptop reaching 60c pretty quickly under moderate use and with cool dry air and light use you may not need the fan at all so I suspect that is what you're experiencing. Cool is usually always better as long as your laptop is working properly and performing well. The stress test I recommend should get your temps up so you can be sure it's working properly and you'll see the fan working properly if it engages when you hit about 60-65c.
The test can also be used to demonstrate the health of your gpu, with the fan on manual mode speed 7 you should see a nice level graph for gpu temp in furmark. This is one example when the manual mode is useful so the changes in fan speed won't change the gpu temp and you can see the chips temps when running at max with max cooling.
In summary I'm inclined to think you have a very efficient cooling system, but these tests will help confirm that.
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I did a quick search of the forums and didn't see a thread devoted to this. However, it is possible I missed it, so forgive me if I'm repeating something that has a thread of its own. Now...
I am ready and willing to purchase a t61p. It looks to be an awesome laptop that has everything I want. Namely I can get it in a 14" size, with a non-glossy screen, and with a graphics card that can handle most of my programs as well as allowing me to play games casually.
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I was just curious if anyone has had problems with this on there system, and if so, how did you overcome it. I have tried both drives on my notebook, both providing the same error, but both work on the desktop system.
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