You're already on Socket S1, which is good. Notebook processors have been socketed for the longest time - nowadays it's only LV/ULV CPUs that tend to be soldered to the board. Only problem is that the laptop just needs a little more grunt for some of the encoding and stuff I do occasionally. I originally bought this computer for my wife so I wasnt too picky on the specs, but now Im finding it more useful than my high powered desktop since I can take it anywhere around the house I want. My question is, will this accept any of the AMD Socket One Processors? I was looking at maybe getting a TL-68 2.4Ghz. Using PC Wizard it says I have a Acer Fuquene motherboard and nVidia nForce 560 Chipset. I have the Acer Aspire 7520 Laptop with the AMD Turion X2 TK-55 1.8Ghz Socket One.
I was hoping I could get an answer on this so I dont end up wasting money trying to find out. Went through all the searches and couldnt find any information on this.
