Question 1

I own a hp 15 ts notebook pc (with i3) will it work on this

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Look in the service manual under replacment parts. They lost the compatible processors. No matter what do not purchase a cpu that is not listed in the manual. Just because some chips should work does not mean that they will

Question 2

Is this a Quad Core processor? Its a replacement for my current hp envy with a bad cpu.

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Yes

Question 3

How do I know if this processor will be compatible with my computer? i15RV-1334BLK

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I have done some research to try to find out what socket your dell motherboard has.  I cannot find any information on this.  You may have to open up the laptop and look at the processor socket to find out what it is.  Here is a website link to see the specs on the processor I have for sale. http://www.cpu-world.com/CPUs/Core_i7/Intel-Core%20i7%20Mobile%20I7-2620M%20FF8062700838809.htmlHere is some more info that may help identify which socket you have:Socket G2, also called rPGA988B, was introduced in January 2011 as a socket for the second-generation Core microprocessors. Initially used for dual- and quad-core Core-branded CPUs, the rPGA988B was later utilized for mobile Celeron and Pentium processors. Currently (February 2014), the socket works with single-, dual- and quad-core mobile, operating at frequencies up to 3 GHz chips, and having Thermal Design Power in the 35 Watt - 55 Watt range. The socket supports dual-channel DDR3 memory with data rates 1066 MHz for budget chips, 1333 MHz for mid-class models and 1600 MHz for high-performance CPUs. It also supports Direct Media Interface, that provides twice as much bandwidth as DMI on previous generation of Intel Nehalem and Westmere mobile processors. At this time the socket is obsolete, and it was replaced with socket G3, which is incompatible with the rPGA988B.The socket G2 has 988 pin holes, arranged as 35 x 36 grid, with two plugged pin holes at one of the corners of the grid, and with 18 x 15 section removed from the center of the grid. The socket uses an actuator to lock or release the processor. To lock the CPU the actuator must be turned clockwise, and to release the chip the actuator needs to be turned counter clockwise.Sockets G1 and G2 have the same number of pin holes, but they are not compatible with each other due to different position of one pin hole.Please let me know if I can be of more help to identify your socket.  Thanks for your interest in this processor.

Brand	Intel
Package Dimensions	21.6 x 6 x 2 cm; 120 g
Item model number	4700mq
Manufacturer	Intel
Processor Brand	Intel
Processor Type	Core i7
Processor Speed	2.4 GHz
Processor Socket	Socket G3
Processor Count	4
Computer Memory Type	L2 cache
Wattage	47 watts
Are Batteries Included	No
Item Weight	120 g

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