Except CPU, is there any difference between this and 24382lu
1730597
The CPU is indeed the only difference. Everything else is identical, according to Lenovo spec sheet.
1712601
You may not have to even worry about the bios. I upgraded from an AMD A6 to this cpu and didn't have to change bios at all. Once I had the cpu installed and the cpu fan connected. ( make sure of this) The CPU set itself up. All I did was turn on the laptop, let it go threw start up, which took a few more seconds than normal. Once windows came up that was it. It is still a good idea to go in and check system processor to make sure it says AMD A10-4600m
2001417
I bought this computer for someone else. I never used it so I could not answer your question. However, I don't know why you would buy a computer and then replace its CPU.
1823150
The one I purchased has a 4600U processor. However this was a few months ago so the specs may have changed. Your best bet would be to contact the seller to confirm the machines specs.
1463913
There may be some specs differences, but from a user point of view, practically speaking, they are very similar. Hope this helps.
224598
Thanks a lot for your response Askal, I have a core i7 2.98 Ghz with 4 GB RAM I will get the unit.
2186075
You have to look at the system board and it's specifications. You will have to see if it is comparable with this CPU's specifications. Cheers
722013
Need to know the specific part number of your motherboard but more than likely, the answer is no. The release date of the two cpu's are far apart enough that the sockets and/or supporting architectures are different.
2213861
not sure of the version still on the box, it has a UEFI dual BIOS and i think you can download some BIOS updates if that's your concern.
956430
Yes, make sure to update to the newest bios before installing CPU and apply a very good quality of thermal compound to CPU. Thanks, Discount18
1415888
Yes. Go to cpuupgrade.com and put in your board and it will list the processors.
2214612
I just bought this for a gift took back home, no idea sorry. Consult with an IT guy/gal to show u the difference.
2200060
FD4100WMGUSBX is the same as FD4100WMW4KGU, and it is listed as supported on http://www.asrock.com/mb/AMD/970DE3U3S3/?cat=CPU
2064693
No. Looks like you want 433835U or 433830U. See table here: http://support.lenovo.com/en_US/detail.page?LegacyDocID=MIGR-4TPJF4
960249
I honestly don't know our plans for Arrandale on our UL series. I think there are two options coming from Intel (4 threads and 8) and they are probably much more expensive than the SU7300. Those might be processors for a $1400 ultra-niche model; not sure what we're going to do (really!). We are extremely pleased with the positive reviews from the SU7300 cpu models (spec/price balance) so I wouldn't want to see us mess with success too soon.
222957
SU7300 is way better since it supports Intel Virtualization and has an extra 1 MB L2 Cache. Performance depends a lot on L2 Cache. I would go with SU7300 for an extra $50
802811
Is there a place where to verify what kind of processor it uses? Is it a dual-core?