Byanhyboy
I have an Asus Vivobook 15 with an AMD Ryzen 3 7320U, but it's not powerful enough for me. Could I just swap the CPU for an AMD Ryzen 5 5600g? Both have integrated graphics cards.
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Hello,
that won’t go. In most laptops, the processor is firmly soldered. So you can’t trade it. If the processor was shocked, there are also various restrictions.
The only thing that helps here is a new laptop. Or you’re trying with Linux, that’s something more resource-saving.
LG
In most laptops, both CPU and GPU are firmly soldered and can therefore be upgraded as well as not, this is also the case here.
This doesn’t work because the Cpu is brazed on your laptop and the 5600g wouldn’t work properly if you were to manage to solder the Cpu on it.
No, the chips are brazed.