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You need to contact toshiba and ask them what processors are compatible with THEIR BIOS. Then, you can select from those.
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ill give them another call in the morning, the last time I spoke to them they told me that they didn't guarantee that it would work since they don't do compatibility testing and that I should contact intel to see what other processors were comparable to the one I had. they couldn't even tell me what motherboard was in my laptop so I don't have much confidence in there answers.
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Rubbish... Toshiba knows what processors are supported by their bios.
https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/support/articles/000005682/processors.html
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I figured that, that's y I said ill give them a call about it because the last time I inquired was when my laptop had barely been released so they probably didn't have much answers at that time.
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Now, for a personal opinion - your processor is already 7 years old:
I do not see much advantage in doing a processor upgrade. It would be wiser for you to invest in a new(er) system where you have support.
Just my opinion...
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Wow, I had no idea they would put that old of a processor in a new computer, my laptop is not even a yr and a half yet and the processor is older thank u, I think I will be looking into a new laptop instead, I can always transfer my hard drive and stuff over to a new one
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By the way, your processor may be soldered to the motherboard. If it is, you cannot upgrade.
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