No, the CPU of the laptop is soldered to the motherboard, which is different from the desktop computer. If the CPU really breaks down, it can only be returned to the factory for repair. Because the soldering technology is not common for people to weld the components of the laptop CPU are very small, so you don't need to consider replacing the CPU graphics card in this case. You can add memory or clean the internal dust to improve the performance of the computer. I hope it canHelp you
Some highly integrated notebooks, such as ultra-thin notebooks, netbooks and other processors, do not use mobile version processors of general specifications. They are generally soldered on the motherboard. Although they can be soldered again, the low-voltage version of the processor can hardly be bought new.As for the processors of general standard notebooks, most of them can be directly disassembled. If the processor has problems, it can be directly disassembled and replaced independently. However, if it is upgraded, because of the design of the notebook motherboard chipset, its compatibility with different processors is not as good as that of desktop computers, and it can only be replaced and upgraded to the next model. Similarly,Mobile processors are hard to buy.
G485 original AMD E2 core replacement has certain risks. Please first find out whether your machine supports higher performance CPU upgrading, and make preparations for heat dissipation and power supply.Be careful not to damage the hardware
You can try to upgrade, but make sure that your notebook design allows this, and purchase new CPUs and adapters of corresponding specifications.Otherwise, hasty operation may lead to failure to start or other problems
It is not recommended to replace it directly because E2 has average performance and may need to be supported by a new motherboard.If you want to upgrade, you'd better consult a professional or check the official documentation to confirm compatibility before taking action
Lenovo's G485 may have limited upgrade space, but in theory you can replace the CPU.However, AMD E2 is not a high-end model. It may be smoother to replace it with a stronger Intel processor or a new generation AMD processor. Remember to check the compatibility of the motherboard
