ebuka1997:
I want to upgrade it to at least 4 or 8 go ram. What else can I upgrade to make it go faster it’s too slow. I don’t use it for much. Just slight Excel and some office work. Also if anyone here has a shop at Banex I could come in and pay you to fix it. Thanks l.

Greatzeus:

Intel celeron is way down down there when it comes to processors. In fact it is less efficient compared to intel core i3 which is almost outdated itself. It is for Pc meant for light use only. Also laptops with celeron are very cheap,so I can say they offer value for their money.
Note: you can't upgrade the inbuilt processor a Pc came with. So you're stuck with that intel celeron until you change your Pc.
What you can do,
1. Use your Pc for light use only eg Office applications, music,browsing, watching movies. Avoid gaming, especially those made in the last decade.
2. Increase your Pc RAM. Your Pc ram is likely 1 or 2 or 4gb,if it's 1 or 2 increase to 4gb. If it's 4gb I doubt you can increase it,but if your Pc allows more,do get higher RAM.
3. Increase your HDD storage, using more than 90% of your storage capacity will slow down your Pc especially low end Pc with poor processors.
4. Clean your system regularly using CCleaner or Advance system cleaner or any good Pc cleaner out there.
5. Remove unnecessary installed software and Applications, especially the ones you haven't used in a long time or you don't need again,very important. These applications consume large proportion of your CPU, slowing down your PC.

ebuka1997:
I want to upgrade it to at least 4 or 8 go ram. What else can I upgrade to make it go faster it’s too slow. I don’t use it for much. Just slight Excel and some office work. Also if anyone here has a shop at Banex I could come in and pay you to fix it. Thanks l.

ebuka1997:
I want to upgrade it to at least 4 or 8 go ram. What else can I upgrade to make it go faster it’s too slow. I don’t use it for much. Just slight Excel and some office work. Also if anyone here has a shop at Banex I could come in and pay you to fix it. Thanks l.

Greatzeus:

Intel celeron is way down down there when it comes to processors. In fact it is less efficient compared to intel core i3 which is almost outdated itself. It is for Pc meant for light use only. Also laptops with celeron are very cheap,so I can say they offer value for their money.
Note: you can't upgrade the inbuilt processor a Pc came with. So you're stuck with that intel celeron until you change your Pc.
What you can do,
1. Use your Pc for light use only eg Office applications, music,browsing, watching movies. Avoid gaming, especially those made in the last decade.
2. Increase your Pc RAM. Your Pc ram is likely 1 or 2 or 4gb,if it's 1 or 2 increase to 4gb. If it's 4gb I doubt you can increase it,but if your Pc allows more,do get higher RAM.
3. Increase your HDD storage, using more than 90% of your storage capacity will slow down your Pc especially low end Pc with poor processors.
4. Clean your system regularly using CCleaner or Advance system cleaner or any good Pc cleaner out there.
5. Remove unnecessary installed software and Applications, especially the ones you haven't used in a long time or you don't need again,very important. These applications consume large proportion of your CPU, slowing down your PC.

Udemzy05:


Intel celeron outdated?

Wait till you see a 10th gen celeron with DDR4


Op just upgrade to SSD and increase your RAM size,since you don't do much.

Greatzeus:

Not at all,read again,I said core i3, no new laptops comes with core i3 again,but latest laptops meant for light uses still comes with celeron.

Adewale1603:
but you will be enjoying the battery backup. contrary to what the above poster told you. laptop processors can now be changed from their sockets, they can be removed and upgraded that intel celeron processor can be upgraded to a Intel Pentium or core i3 or i5. but it takes cost and other things, like finding the right chipsets and processors that support the motherboard. and ram can be upgraded to 8gb. you could also upgrade the hard disk to an ssd drive for faster operations.

ebuka1997:


To be honest all these sound like jargon to me, I’m a finance guy. I wish I had someone here in banex abuja to help me run it, do you happen to know anybody? Thanks