Will T7700 intel CPU work in a T61?

Will CPU work without any major upgrades? Also, what is the max mem RAM
alllowed in T61? Seller is telling me only 3gb but web says upto 6(?)
Thanks all!
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Welcome to the Forum!
yes, T7700 (2.4GHZ) CPU is a Merom processor and compatible with any T61 or T61p. If you encounter a blank screen upon installing the T7700 CPU, then you may need to update your BIOS. However, I would not recommend updating BIOS unless absolutely necessary as a failed BIOS update can brick your computer.
As for maximum memory, T61 can definitely take 2x 4GB= 8GB total DDR2 RAM despite the outdated documentation, (see here for example), which may lead some to believe it is limited to 6GB or 4GB. If you install a 32-bit operating system you will be limited to a little over 3GB. You will need a 64-bit operating system to access the full 8GB.
Have a great day. (I do not work for Lenovo)

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