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I bought an overpriced laptop with a C-50 processor, here in mexico is like buying a netbook for 550 dollars in the outfit of a laptop. I was wondering if I could upgrade its cpu and change it for its big brother, the E-350 at 1.6 Ghz. Is it even possible to buy them separately? The model is a Aspire 5253-BZsomething. |
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Probably not. Laptop CPUs tend to be soldered onto the motherboard, so they're practically nonreplaceable. |
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Some laptop CPUs are soldered but many are not, in your case both use the same BGA-413 socket so it could be possible, but keep in mind the C50 its a 9W micro while the E350 needs 18W to work. In the best case you take a hit to your battery life |
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