Machine: HP zd8181ea (notebook with desktop processor!)
Current processor: Pentium 4 HT 540 (Prescott) 3.2 GHz, L2 1 MB, 84 W, LGA 775 (correction 640 not 540)
Question: As my processor has quite a high power consumption for a notebook (battery only lasts about an hour) I wondered if I could change it for something else. Looking at the Wikipedia entry for the P4, I notice that a Cedar Mill processor was produced a year or two later. Designated 641, 651 and 661, these have D0 versions with 65 W consumption, 2 MB L2, and LGA 775. Can I do I direct swap between a 540 and a 641 D0 (say) without having to change anything else?
Thanks.
CORRECTION: I've just run Piriform Speccy and the processor is a 640 (Prescott 2M) - 3.2 GHz, 2 MB L2, so the only advantage to going to a 641 is the lower power consumption; may then consider a 651 or 661 for more speed. Still need an answer to my question though.
Motherboard is Quanta 3082.