The number one factor that determines what processor you can install is the socket type of your motherboard. AMD and Intel use different sockets, and both manufacturers use multiple socket types depending on the processor. Your motherboard's documentation will provide you the necessary socket information.  You cannot install an Intel CPU in an AMD motherboard, or vice versa. Not all processors from the same manufacturer use the same socket. You cannot upgrade the processor on a laptop. CPU-Z is a freeware utility that can determine what kind of hardware you have installed. This is the easiest program to use to find your motherboard socket type.  Download and install CPU-Z from www.cpuid.com. Run CPU-Z. Click the "CPU" tab and note what is displayed in the "Package" field. Open your computer and find your motherboard's model number to look it up online.  Click here for detailed instructions on visually inspecting your motherboard. If you still cannot identify the socket type, remove your old processor from the motherboard and take it to a computer specialty store. One of the technicians should be able to tell you what socket type it is, and may be able to make recommendations on what processors would be good replacements. If you're trying to upgrade an older computer with a newer processor, there's a pretty good chance that the sockets won't match. As time goes on, getting a new processor that fits an older motherboard becomes more and more difficult. Purchasing a new motherboard along with your new processor will make things a lot easier. Note: If you're upgrading your motherboard, you may also need to upgrade your RAM, as old RAM is often incompatible with new motherboards.
ابحث عن وثائق اللوحة الأم. استخدم برنامج سي بي يو زد (CPU-Z) لتحديد نوع المقبس. تفحص اللوحة الأم بصريًا إن لم تعثر على الوثائق. خذ المعالج القديم إلى متجر كمبيوتر إن لم تتمكن من التعرف عليه. فكر في شراء لوحة أم جديدة إن أردت التحديث.