Upgrade GHz Asus X751N

[jlaitken123]

Is it possible to upgrade an Asus X751N laptop to at least 2000 GHz?

 

[Dunlop0078]

What? You want to overclock the CPU to 2ghz? There is no CPU that runs at 2000ghz lol, you mean 2000mhz which is 2ghz.

To answer your question, no I doubt the BIOS of that laptop will allow CPU overclocking and if it does I would never recommend overclocking a laptop CPU, it's cooler likely wouldn't handle the extra heat.

 

[jlaitken123]

Dunlop0078, I may not have worded the question correctly but I'm having my internet upgraded to 100 Mbps and did a PC power test. The results said my PC requires at least 2. 0 GHz processor and requires an upgrade. So you are saying what I need to do to achieve a 2.0 GHz processor is not possible.

 

[Dunlop0078]

That laptop should handle a 100mbps internet connection absolutely no problem, i'm not sure what test that is but it is wrong.

From what I found that laptop uses the intel N4200 CPU, which has a base clock speed of 1.1ghz and a turbo clock of 2.5ghz. So it is already capable of more than 2.0ghz. Not sure why that would matter anyway, any somewhat modern laptop or even smart phone with a decent network card can handle a lot more than a 100mbps internet connection.

 

[jlaitken123]

That laptop should handle a 100mbps internet connection absolutely no problem, i'm not sure what test that is but it is wrong.

From what I found that laptop uses the intel N4200 CPU, which has a base clock speed of 1.1ghz and a turbo clock of 2.5ghz. So it is already capable of more than 2.0ghz. Not sure why that would matter anyway, any somewhat modern laptop or even smart phone with a decent network card can handle a lot more than a 100mbps internet connection.

 

[jlaitken123]

Hello Dunlop0078,

I appreciate your responses. The site I used was PCtoolbox.ATT.com which was recommended by AT&T's video advising what to do before my internet upgrade. PC toolbox also completed diagnostic tests to "identify and fix" system errors which may be slowing down my PC.

I had a feeling PC toolbox was just scam to get customers to purchase a subscription because it didn't fix the issues identified. Your second response confirms my feeling. I may need to reconsider my decision to stay with AT & T if these are the sort of tactics they employ to dupe unsuspecting shoppers to purchase bogus PC repair apps.

Thanks again for your information.