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Peppy and reliable CPUs for the mobile platform, found in the HP notebooks they get the job done for cheap. I replaced an 31w RM-70 (2.0ghz) with this 35w RM-75(2.2ghz) In my HP G60-125nr note book(has current BIOS updates) and noticed massive leaps in performance at only 6c hotter in temps (On my system tested using Prime95). Battery life span only decreased by a manner of mear minutes as well. The new CPU boosted my 3 year old laptops performance an easy 45% This chips newer construction gives it a large advantage over even the Turion x2 ultra version ZM-82(2.2ghz), all the while maintaining reasonable temps (for a laptop with crumby cooling). If your considering upgrading your laptop even just to get that little extra juice, this chip is well worth the money and time spent.
I can not rate. The notebook does not work after the replacement. The error may be in the motherboard.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: New
This chip works great -- I dropped it in, applied the thermal paste, reassembled the computer and it booted up perfectly.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
good Amd turion 64x2 RM processor! Have it on 2 tx2500 hp laptops, this laptop sucks, but the processsor is great for video and game performance.. If you have ah hp laptop like this tx2500, I recommend you to underclock this processor, because of heat issues on this particular hp laptop model (go to power settings on windows 7, advance settings on your power plan, and maximum state of the processor like 75%, I put 5% on power saver, without loosing much performance.. It reduces heat considerably, download CPU temp, serch it on google...... Great dual core processor!
I purchased this to replace a single core Processor in a slow and ailing laptop. After a few minutes searching the net for instructions and a compatible Processor that used the proper socket, I chose this one. Replacement was fairly easy and took a short amount of time. Now I have a dual core Processor and am happily running 64-bit Windows 7 with an improved Windows Experiance Index score.
