Upgrade Medion Akoya P6613 CPU to the max?

Hi, I have a question regarding upgrading the CPU in a Medion Akoya P6613. Right at the beginning I want to say, clearly that costs money and may not be profitable but it should not go to that. The question is which CPU is the maximum that this notebook supports.

Currently a https://ark.intel.com/...z-fsb.html (1 MB cache, 2.00 GHz, 800 MHz FSB) is installed.

My question, can I use the https://ark.intel.com/...z-fsb.html (6 MB cache, 3.06 GHz, 1066 MHz FSB)?

The new CPU almost certainly needs more Storm (A) and possibly more voltage?

The problem will be that the bios is not suitable to increase voltage or similar.

As I said I would be interested in how to recognize whether a CPU even socket itself is usable or not. Clearly the more power, the more voltage etc.

No idea, not even Medion himself gives information about the board in the product data sheet.

No do not go.

Your motherboard only supports FSB 800.

The T9300 is the fastest for your motherboard.

http://www.cpu-upgrade.com/CPUs/Intel/Core_2_Duo_Mobile/T9900_(Socket_P).html

Sorry, T9500 is the fastest thing to do.

I once ordered a T9500 and will report.

Hi, I came to the T4200 times to exchange for the T9500 and yes it works. It is also a noticeable difference in performance, runs much smoother (which should be no wonder)

Conclusion a T9500 works in the Medion Akoya P6613