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On Wed, 21 May 1997 20:07:08 +0100, H†kan Ask wrote: >Den 21-Maj-97, skrev Paul Khoury: > >>On 23 Apr 1997 07:22 EDT, Daniel Hammett wrote: > >>>Folks, >>> >>>It's been a while since I saw this topic posted, and I am ever the >>>optimist. The question is fairly straight forward - does anyone know of >>>a CPU upgrade for the ThinkPad 750? The original CPU is a 486SL/33 and I >>>had heard that there was no upgrade path from SL parts. >>> >>>Are there no higher speed SL CPUs or did Intel only make the 33MHz >>>version? >>> >>>Thanks for any replies, >>> >>>Dan. >>> >>>*---------------------------------------------------------------* >>>| Dan Hammett - TN-16X Hardware Engineer | > >>I believe that Intel only made the 486SL-25 & 33, and also had an SL series for the 386, but I think that's it. >>Upgrading any machine (with some exceptions on today's Pentiums) requires that the crystel match the >>speed of the processor, i.e. 25,50,75MHz=50MHz crystel, 33,66,100 (actually 99)MHz=33MHz, >>20,40MHz=40MHz, etc. I have heard, however, in Play at Will, the new EZPLAY for OS/2 Warp, in the card >>compatibility list of an IBM Chip Upgrade, as noted below. > >> PlayAtWill (*) PC Card(**) support >> ======================================= > >> ...........blah, blah, blah..... >> > >> CPU >> IBM >> ChipCard TC-100 > > >> 3.0 Trademarks >> ---------------- > >> The following terms, denoted by a double asterisk(**), are trademarks of >> o (blah, blah, blah...) > >> IBM >> ThinkPad >> PlayAtWill >> PC Card Director > > >>And that's it. I have no idea if the card still exists or which machine it's intended for, but there's the >>information anyways. >>Regards, > >>Paul Khoury >>pkhoury@earthlink.net > >Hello malinglist tp750! > > >I think there is an upgrade for the 750. There is a company here in sweden that replaces all necessary components in the 750. >The processor they put in is an AMD >133 MHZ pentium or something, and they claim it will get the performance similar to a P75. >Unfortunately I have only have the swedish site. > >http://195.100.109.161/scripts/run3.asp > >H†kan Ask from Sweden. >Some info bout me: >I have a 750 C 20M ram 340 M HD aiming at the 760 XD. >I`m a video producer at "Video Tre" in Sweden >I`m planning to use the 760 for pre-editing. For that I guess I will need a docking station. Which one should I get? > >email: ask@sb.artech.se > > I believe that the Dock II would be good if you want to add in another video card or input device. I don't have it (unfortunantly), but I think this description is correct: weighs approx. 30-40lbs (?), SCSI-II built in, 1 3.5"/1 5.25" drive bays, space for 755-type HD, either 2 or 3 16 bit ISA slots, power supply, LCD status panel, disk drive, key lock, kensington lock hole, all the usual ports, etc. I can't remember which one it is, but I think it's the Selectadock 1 or 2 that has PCI. Best regards, Paul Khoury pkhoury@earthlink.net Regards, Paul Khoury pkhoury@earthlink.net