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Intel SR02N Core i7-2670QM Mobile Processor CPU
★★★★★
Four cores, 8 threads, and Turbo Boost to 3.1GHz — the i7-2670QM still punches above its era for mobile workloads.
$78.02*
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Specifications
Processor Model
Core i7-2670QM
Series
i7
Generation
2nd Gen
Type
Mobile Processor
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What socket does the i7-2670QM use, and which laptops are compatible?
It uses the rPGA988B (Socket G2) package. Compatible systems include a wide range of Sandy Bridge-era laptops from Dell, HP, Lenovo, and ASUS — but you must verify your specific motherboard supports a 45W TDP CPU before swapping.
What is the maximum RAM this processor officially supports?
The i7-2670QM supports up to 32GB of DDR3 RAM across two channels, running at up to 1333/1600MHz. Dual-channel configuration doubles the memory bandwidth versus single-channel, which meaningfully improves integrated graphics performance.
Does this CPU support hyperthreading, and does it matter for typical use?
Yes — 4 physical cores present as 8 logical threads via Intel Hyper-Threading. For lightly threaded tasks the difference is marginal, but under sustained multi-app workloads or light video encoding, the extra threads reduce stall time noticeably.
What is the Turbo Boost ceiling on this processor?
The base clock is 2.2GHz, but Turbo Boost 2.0 scales a single core up to 3.1GHz under thermal headroom. In practice, sustained all-core Turbo in a thermally constrained laptop chassis will land lower — typically 2.7–2.9GHz.
Is this processor still viable for everyday computing in 2024?
For web browsing, office applications, and light media work it remains functional. It will bottleneck on AV1/HEVC hardware decode (unsupported), modern game physics, and memory-bandwidth-intensive workloads due to its DDR3 ceiling.