Malcolm Cornelius wrote: >> Rather than buying a new computer I am considering the possibility of >> upgading the cpu on my ti Book 800. >> >> Over the years I have added max ram(1G), replaced the hd (160Mb), and >> installed a superdrive.I have done these installations myself. These >> are just things I could do. I'm not a repairman or anything akindered. >> >> It's an assesment regarding the practicality and effort necessary, to >> upgrade and install the cpu as much as advice on equipment that I >> would appreciate. > > AFAIK there is no upgrade available, the processor as with the > majority of Apple laptops is on the MLB, so the only way to do it > would be a complete MLB swap. > Agreed. It would just not be practical. My advice to you is to (depending on budget) a) Buy a second hand older intel Macbook. Caveat emptor. b) Buy a refurbished macbook from Apple. c) Buy the shiny new unibody Macbook from Apple. In terms of what to do with the 800? Give it to a younger student in the family who is working on a big school project, sell it, donate it, or even keep it running in the house and use it as a server (what I did with my 400). -- Tarik