What Are the Risks of Upgrading a Computer Processor? by Elizabeth Mott Computers offer greater value when you can keep them running for a long and productive working life. Replacing your CPU's current processor with a faster upgrade can enable you to extend the usefulness of the rest of your system’s components. To avoid damaging your hardware instead of improving it, take the time to understand the procedures involved in each upgrade step and the risks that accompany an installation mistake. Socket Compatibility Your processor plugs in to the computer's motherboard, the circuit board on which all your system's components connect, through a processor socket. Because different motherboards use different socket types, choosing a processor upgrade for your current system means limiting the processors you consider to those that use the same connection as your current hardware. Otherwise, you may face a cascading list of upgrades from motherboard to RAM and video card, as ...
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