How can I upgrade my Omnibook 6000 CPU?
375168
As long as the MotherBoards for those two machinces are the same it should work fine.
297411
Try going to http://www.pcclub.com/systems_desktops.cfm and choose a default configuration you like then Customize the system with that CPU. =) See how much it comes out to be. PC Club seems to have pretty competitive prices!\n\nHTH (hope that helps)
69933
u can upgrade the mother bord and make it better and/or just buy 1 or 2  memory sticks(ram) and stick them in ur comp.
380088
According to the HP website info for that model, it can be upgraded to a maximum 512 MB. It takes PC133 SDRAM and has 2 DIMM slots. (Note: While it can physically hold 2x 512, it may not be able to address the 1GB of memory if installed.)\n\nSo you'll have to get a couple of 256MB SDRAM 133MHz PC133 and put one into each of the slots.\n\nNote: Before you go shopping, check what's there currently. The specifications for that computer said that it came with 256, but didn't say whether that was in the form of 1x 256MB module, or 2x128 MB module. If there is a DIMM slot still free, then you only need to get one more module and add it in. If not, then you'll have to pull out the 2x 128MB modules and replace them  with 2x256MB modules.
1061515
I don't know specific abt your model.\nThe best way is to call Compaq Help Line and ask them for the same and they will guide you in detail.\nThe other option is goto your nearest hardware guy and ask them that you wanna upgrade your memory tell him your processor model and he will guide you very specifically.\nIf it's p3 you can go for SD and if p4 you can go for RD or DDR ram.\nGood Luck.\nDJ
257683
Your CPU is a Socket 478 with a 400MHz FSB. You'd need to find a Pentium that fits that socket and uses a 400MHz FSB. Your upgrade options are limited because it is an older socket. An upgrade for your CPU would be about $100 for a 2.0GHz P4, but the benefits probably aren't going to be anything to write home about. I personnaly don't think it's worth the trouble. Save up and buy a new motherboard and CPU.
698670
Well you did not ention your processor spee, nevertheless i guess your system will catch up easily with windows vista and probably you dont need an upgade, if u want one, go for graphics card.. sum 256 mb by NVIDIAprobaly above 7200 , that will boost up your performance with windows vista cuz its looks r gr8 n better graphics is required...\nmy pc has a very basic config of just 2.26 ghz celeronD, with 256 mb DDR 333 memory n 80 GB seagate barracuda PATA harddisk and VIA P4m800-m mainboard with only 32 mb of internal graphics memeory,,, n it carries on vista well except windows aero func.. now al u need is upgrade graphics, if u wish n u can also use a USB 2.0 falsh disk to speed up ur computer by virtually adding ram to it... mail me for more info
504708
Try PowerLeap, it's an upgrade option using your existing PCI slot board of your PC. It's an on board complete CPU+Memory.
796814
Try windows update\nhttp://www.windowsupdate.com/\n\ndo not go for express installs, but use it manually, there you should find drivers for video cards.\n\n\nIf that fails, try the vendor of your graphics card. They might have it (you didn't give details on which vendor it is, only the chipset)).\n\nBTW: The type of CPU is irrelevant.
997810
oh yeah..you can..clone it!! by the acronis true image.\n\nnow that's a video to learn how to upgrade your notebook's HDD.
237081
Hard reset.\nReformat the cpu and start over.\n(back up any documents you'd like).\n\nthat's the easiest, least ocmplicated way.
928113
I would look for an Intel Core 2 Solo 2.0 GHz, with 512 MB of RAM
451802
use crucial.com\n\nyour ram is 2.5v
209668
its a hardware , so no upgrade for motherboards or cpu
195683
yeah it is possible to increase it. most old motherboards supporting P3 let u upgrade to 512 mb or 1 gb at the most any more than that ur mobo or ur cpu won't handle
377555
Highly doubtful that you will see any improvement.  You can do just as much by defragging (already on your computer) and be periodically clearing out your internet cache.  You can, however, do a web search for intel accelerator.  It is no longer supported by Intel and only works on certain chipsets but it does make your system a little more efficient and run a little faster.  You can also replace your celeron with a PIII "flip chip" which is a direct replacement for the celeron and will boost your speed (has a larger cache).  In addition you should up your ram to 128 and drop in a 7800 rpm larger hard drive.
1053899
you can not upgrade the graphic in the notebook but try updating the device driver from HP.com\n\nhttp://h10061.www1.hp.com/ccsearch/